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Devotionals
Unexpected International Outreach
I was discouraged. I’d spend thousands to publish The Cross Donkey with no promise of making my money back. It would take a miracle. Why continue to drain our finances and work to publish without financial success? Then we had a printing error, which took two...
Shout!
When Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, he was acclaimed and adored. People waved palm branches and exclaimed, "Hosanna: Blessed is the King of Israel that cometh in the name of the Lord" (John 12:13). Exuberance soon gave way to an angry crowd who cried, “Crucify...
Life Interrupted
Caregiving interrupted our lives. Moods, erratic behavior, and sleepless nights replaced calm moments, consistent days, and deep sleep. Michael and I were empty nesters. We enjoyed our quiet life, except when the grandchildren were visiting, which we also enjoyed...
Delight
Many senarios come to mind that need prayer, but none more important than praying for lost souls to seek the Savior for salvation. This is the heart of Christ and should be our utmost desire.
When We Don’t Understand
We recently experienced windy weather, storms, and a tornado warning. The power was out, so we lit candles and turned on flashlights. Mom did not understand, so she felt anxious. She squirmed in her chair and said, "What am I going to do?" I tried to explain that the...
Redefining Defeat
Webster defines defeat as the loss of a contest and to frustrate or destroy. On Saturday, March 15th, our Lady Dragons lost to Westview in Murfreesboro, with a final score of 44-38. Reese Beaty watched from the bench because she'd fouled out in the final moments of...
Windy Days and Changed Ways
March came with a roar. The' whistling sound of strong winds could be heard throughout the night of March 4th and the early morning hours of March 5th. Uprooted trees, debris of sticks and branches, and lawns strown with outdoor furniture are signs left by fierce...
Ask
I’m believing God for a miracle.
Servanthood
I recently saw a quote. With a stamp of approval, I agreed until further inspection. The premise stated that we should serve while waiting to make it. Upon applying the biblical perspective, the truth that we are to serve while we live on earth continually resounded...
True Treasures
I’ve passed some vintage treasures. Three years ago, I failed to purchase a large ironstone pitcher due to the price, yet I bought insignificant smalls. Recently, I failed to buy a vintage brass bell and again opted for smalls. I should’ve made the correct purchases,...
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About Lisa
Hello, I am Lisa Robbins and I live in rural Tennessee with my husband Michael. My role as a wife, a mother of three, and a nana to three, brings me great joy! I am a born-again believer, a faithful church member, a Bible teacher, and a writer. I believe in sharing God’s word with others because His truth holds the power to change lives. My favorite hobby is hunting vintage treasures and up-cycling some of my finds!
Most of my days are spent praying, reading, writing, exercising, cooking, cleaning, and spending time with my family, notably my grandchildren. I hold family in high regard as I believe it’s every wife and mothers greatest ministry.
God called me to write twenty years ago, but due to our three children in the home, a part time children’s ministry, and a full time job, my writing journey was delayed. I left my job five years ago to actively pursue my call to write.
Testimonials
I met Lisa Robbins in 2013, through her jail ministry, while incarcerated in Fentress County. I had no idea that over the next few years, through God, she would make such an impact on my life. Her faithfulness to consistently visit, pray, and share scripture with us inmates was an encouragement to me, as well as others. She prayed for years for my salvation. Jesus saved me in 2020, so today I am a born again Christian! To God is the glory.
Brenda Campbell
Cindy Smith, Editor of Fentress Times
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