author, high school Eng teacher, mom
Christine Nekas-Thoma, a native and resident of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in English Education (6-12) and obtained a MA degree in Writing from Northeastern University in Boston. Since 1996, she has been teaching high school English and now also teaches advanced writing for students through UW-Green Bay. In her spare time, Christine enjoys spending time with family, finding inspiration in nature, and playing and coaching basketball, tennis, and piano. Christine is married to Phil and has two sons, Beckett and Gavin. You can reach Christine at christinenekasauthor@gmail.com or on her website at christinenekasthoma.com
Blurb of book:
"You want me to what?!" I asked God. As the minister at the front of the church talked about how God speaks to people, I could clearly hear God telling me what He had planned. He told me to listen and follow His guidance in all matters of life and then to write a book. God's Whispers: Your Anchor Through Life's Storms is the manifestation of my dialogue with God. Everyone experiences tough times in life — from the loss of loved ones to challenges with work to issues with health. With these challenges can come doubt — in ourselves, in our relationships, and in our faith with God. During trying times, we want answers. On my journey, God spoke to me, not only through His voice, but through the Bible, other books, songs, license plates, nature, and people. Although God did not always answer prayers on my timeline, I realized that life events do not happen by chance. Only after reflecting on my life, could I see how God's timing is perfect — even when it seemed He hadn’t answered my prayers at all. In the rapidly changing sea of life, the water does not remain calm for long. As you wait for God to guide you through your storms, this book will provide a valuable reminder to trust in God, to patiently wait for His voice to speak to you, and to recognize that unanswered prayers might be purposeful.