Andy Hoover, Author at Life Letter Cafe

Thankful for those who have come before me…

October 7, 2018 by Andy Hoover Leave a Comment

What I'm about to tell you is rather embarrassing. I'm not proud of what I did. It wasn't one of my finer moments. In fact, I'm grateful that no one was around to judge me for my poor decision making. Nevertheless, it happened. Before I tell you my dirty little secret allow me to give you some ... Read More »

It’s a new day baby…

August 25, 2018 by Andy Hoover Leave a Comment

"This is the day, this is the day that the Lord has made, that the Lord has made. I will rejoice, I will rejoice and be glad in it, and be glad in it. This is the day that the Lord has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it. This is the day, this is the day that the Lord has ... Read More »

Hotel breakfasts are weird.

July 10, 2018 by Andy Hoover Leave a Comment

I've done quite a bit of traveling this summer and in all of my travels I have come to one inescapable conclusion. Hotel breakfasts are weird. It's not the people, it's the concept. If you've ever stayed at a hotel that offers breakfast then you've experienced the weirdness of this moment. For ... Read More »

Prepared

June 12, 2018 by Andy Hoover Leave a Comment

I love when things are prepared in advance. I'm a big believer in to-do lists, I use them everyday. Generally at the beginning of the week, I carve out some time on Sunday night or first thing Monday morning to look through my calendar and any late in the previous week or weekend emails and develop ... Read More »

Good Plans -V- Great Plans

April 24, 2018 by Andy Hoover Leave a Comment

Take a minute to read Matthew 1:18-25 on BibleGateway. As I read this passage the other day for probably the 100th time I noticed something that had previously alluded me. As I began to process this new truth I became uncomfortable because I realized that it had the potential to upset my life and ... Read More »

REVIEW: Taking a look at ‘Goosebumps 2,’ Halloween and the Christian worldview October 19, 2018
Quick question: Do you celebrate Halloween? Most American do – at least, according to a 2015 LifeWay Research survey that found 59 percent believe it’s “all in good fun,” 21 percent try to avoid it completely and 14 percent split the baby by avoiding only the “pagan elements.” And – surprise – many evangelicals enjoy […]
Michael Foust
New Bible Published to Help Catholics in Scriptural Knowledge October 19, 2018
A new Bible was designed by Bible scholars to help Catholics “make sense” of the Scripture and change the perception that studying the Scripture is a practice of Protestants. The Bible comes with tools such as timelines, color coding, as well as scholarly articles to help readers navigate through the Scripture and have a clearer […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Kirk Cameron tackles ‘universal’ concern among parents about smartphones October 16, 2018
Kirk Cameron’s latest project wasn’t birthed in the mind of a Hollywood filmmaker. It began when he and his wife bought their six children smartphones, believing that the devices would help with schoolwork. Instead, his children were spending an excessive amount of time on the devices. Cameron then saw a story in the news about […]
Michael Foust
‘Indivisible’ movie tops October’s family-friendly entertainment spotlight October 16, 2018
Editor’s note: This monthly series, “5 Family-Friendly Things,” spotlights five family-friendly entertainment choices on film, DVDs, streaming or television. Darren Turner is a husband, father and seminary graduate who feels called by God to be a military chaplain. His wife, Heather, senses a calling to military life, too, and so they settle at Fort […]
Michael Foust
But For the Grace of God October 16, 2018
The desire to engage in worthwhile dialogue is sometimes more nutritious than a meal. The post But For the Grace of God appeared first on One Christian Voice.
Del Duduit
REVIEW: ‘Gosnell’ isn’t gruesome, but it IS appalling and eye-opening October 12, 2018
Abortion is one of those hot-button issues that few Americans want to discuss publicly. It’s the subject you don’t raise at the Thanksgiving dinner table nor at the workplace breakroom. It’s the topic that is best kept behind walls, discussed only between intimate friends and family members. And, whatever you do, please don’t show us […]
Michael Foust
Pumpkin Dump Cake and Homemade Whipped Cream October 12, 2018
Autumn has finally has arrived! It’s my favorite time of the year. If you’re like me, you long for your house to spell of sugar and spice and everything nice. Here’s an easy-peasy October recipe I’ve made for years that will do the trick and provide a sweet treat for your family to eat. Okay, that was […]
Beckie Lindsey
UK Comms Regulator Finds Religious People Under-represented in the TV Industry October 12, 2018
In a report “Diversity and equal opportunities in television 2018. Monitoring report on the UK-based broadcasting industry.” by UK communications regulator Ofcom, religious people are significantly under-represented in the country’s TV industry. The report, published last September 27, involved the main five broadcasters in the UK – BBC, Channel 4, ITV, Sky, and Viacom – […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Poll Finds One-third of UK Christians have “Never Prayed for a Miracle” October 11, 2018
In a survey by research company ComRes and commissioned by BBC Local Radio, it was found that 37% of people who identify themselves as Christian have never asked or prayed for a miracle. It likewise revealed that 62% believed that miracles are possible, 43% said they have prayed for one miraculous act at least once, […]
Joyce Dimaculangan