Tabitha Driver
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- .life is a metaphor.
- [Introspection]
- A Broken Birdcage | Grace for a gypsy soul
- AJ JulianiAJ Juliani
- Amateur Blogger
- Amy Dalke
- An Attempt to Explain
- Beautifully Broken
- beginningofthewatches
- Ben Irwin
- Blog - Austin Channing Brown
- Blog - Pursuing Peace & Reconciliation
- business2blogger.com
- Corkboard Connections
- Driver under The Influence
- Faith. Hope. Love. | From Him, Through Him. For Him.
- Faithful In The Journey
- Gender Blog
- Godly Writers | The Beginner's Guide For Christian Writers
- Grace for the road
- Green Is In - Blog
- Harvspot
- Holly Stratton | LifeHurts | Gospel Hope | Grace Healing Latest entries
- Jack F. Klem
- krbucher
- Learning to Love | Thoughts about writing, following Jesus, learning, and other passions
- Love, Teach
- musings from the desert
- My Windowsill
- niessfamily | Adventures in Africa
- Old Soul Musings
- On That Note... | Variations on selected ponderings and wanderings of Larissa Swartz
- Radical Womanhood
- Redeeming Singleness - Home
- rhapsodyind.wordpress.com
- Shasta's Fog
- Taking Jesus Seriously
- That's A Good Question
- the bylog redux
- The Cornerstone Blog
- The Farmhouse Studio
- The Girl in the Red Rubber Boots
- THE GRABER'S WEBLOG - The Grablog
- The Life and Times of a Communciations Coordinator
- The Relentless Pursuit
- These Days
- Thirty Days or Less
- this circle of quiet
- this little light
- Unlocking Femininity
- Write to Done
- Write Worldview
- Writers In The Storm
- Writers In The Storm Blog
- Writing While the Rice Boils
- Yo, Mister!
- Zack Hunt
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Occupation | 8th Grade Public School Teacher |
| Introduction | After growing up as a homeschooled, Mennonite pastor's kid, moving to the Eastern Shore as an 8th grade public school English teacher 6+ years ago was a bit of a culture shock. From police dog searches to parental requests for the "teacher with the halo" (in reference to my covering), teaching is never boring. When I moved to the Shore I realized how much I missed my family discussions, so I started blogging as an outlet. Two writers have profoundly impacted my thinking and writing: Henri Nouwen's statement that we "minister above all with our weakness" has challenged me to be more vulnerable, and Miroslav Volf's argument that nonresistance must be based on a Warrior God "who is angry at injustice" has pushed me to be more confrontational. |
| Favorite Movies | The Lord of the Rings series, City Island, Glory Road |
| Favorite Music | "Be Unto Your Name" (Robin Marks), "Holy" (The City Harmonic), "Keep Making Me" (Sidewalk Prophets), "Meekness and Majesty" (Graham Kendrick), "Just as I Am" (Charlotte Elliott), "The Servant King" (Graham Kendrick), "Grace Alone" (Scott Wesley Brown & Jeff Nelson), "Untame Lion" (Michelle Tumes), "Lord, Have Mercy" (Moody Bible) |
| Favorite Books | The Kingdom that Turned the World Upside-Down (David Bercot), How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling (Frank Bettger), Lest Innocent Blood Be Shed (Phillip Hallie), Keeping a Princess Heart in a Not-So-Fairy-Tale World (Nicole Johnson), The Wounded Healer (Henri Nouwen), Exclusion & Embrace (Miroslav Volf), Not My Will (Francena Arnold), The Deepening Stream (Francena Arnold), The Chronicles of Narnia (C. S. Lewis), The Minister's Restoration (George MacDonald), Chasing Fireflies (Charles Martin), When Crickets Cry (Charles Martin), Dawn of Liberty (Michael Phillips), Shadows over Stonewycke (Michael Phillips), The Hawk and the Dove (Penelope Wilcox), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (J. K. Rowlings) |