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Author: Shelley Pierce

Shelley Pierce is a pastor’s wife, mom, grandma and the Director of Preschool and Children’s Ministries at Towering Oaks Baptist Church in Greeneville, Tennessee. The best part of living in the beautiful mountains of eastern Tennessee is getting to spend time with her husband, Tommy, and their amazing children and grandchildren. Shelley worked for ten years as a contracted writer for LifeWay Childhood Ministries and is published in numerous devotion magazines and books. She is an award-winning author of the middle grade series, The Crumberry Chronicles (The Wish I Wished Last Night & Battle Buddies), and Sweet Moments: Insight and Encouragement for the Pastor’s Wife. Her first picture book, I Know What Grandma Does While I’m Napping, released in June 2019.
Forging Arrows

Jehovah Has You

Oh, that we would learn God’s character through His names and know—because of Who He is—we don’t need to feel defeated in the storms of life. Continue reading Jehovah Has You

Shelley PierceApril 1, 2021April 1, 20216 Comments
Forging Arrows

Little Light of Mine

Now, more than ever, we are to let our lights shine so that others may see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. Continue reading Little Light of Mine

Shelley PierceFebruary 4, 2021February 4, 20216 Comments
Forging Arrows

Beyond the Manger

This season of celebration is meant for eternity. Continue reading Beyond the Manger

Shelley PierceDecember 10, 2020January 13, 202116 Comments
Forging Arrows

The Gift of Tears

Tears are an opportunity to teach our children about God’s gift of emotions. Continue reading The Gift of Tears

Shelley PierceOctober 1, 2020November 4, 20206 Comments
Strengthening the Bow

Believe. Trust. Pray.

Spiritual battles are won in the light of day as well as the dark of night. Continue reading Believe. Trust. Pray.

Shelley PierceAugust 6, 2020September 9, 20204 Comments
Strengthening the Bow

The Answer to the WHYS

It’s the biblical truth no one likes to discuss. Continue reading The Answer to the WHYS

Shelley PierceJune 18, 2020July 22, 20204 Comments
Strengthening the Bow

Reminders of His Presence

Nature reminds us to simply stop and praise the LORD. Continue reading Reminders of His Presence

Shelley PierceApril 9, 2020May 13, 20206 Comments
Forging Arrows

The Fiercest Kind of Love

Isn’t it great to know that God’s love doesn’t change according to how we feel? Continue reading The Fiercest Kind of Love

Shelley PierceMarch 9, 2020April 16, 20203 Comments
Forging Arrows

When Your Children Ask

Before we say good-bye to the first month of the new year—what can we place in the lives of our children and grandchildren that serves as an opportunity to tell of God’s faithfulness in our lives? Continue reading When Your Children Ask

Shelley PierceJanuary 27, 2020March 1, 20206 Comments
Strengthening the Bow

Look Into the Grotto

Look into the grotto and see the Christ-child. See the God whose love is wide, long, high, and deep. Continue reading Look Into the Grotto

Shelley PierceDecember 16, 2019December 30, 20196 Comments

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