• When Others Suffer, Let My Words Be Few!

    By Lisa S. Tarno I am reading now about the life of Job. What’s amazing about this God fearing man is found in the very first chapter when calamity is thrust upon him with his first four messengers of doom, Job’s response was to still praise God and have the wherewithal to keep a good…

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  • Remember This…

    Remember This…

    By Lisa S. Tarno I’m reading the fascinating story of Genesis again. My favorite out of the book is Joseph’s story. I’m drawn to the stories of people with great resilience and overcoming ridiculous odds. Joseph was one such story! It’s coming to a close and I was focusing on his relationship with his father,…

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  • What Are Our Take-Aways From Our Times of Wrestling?

    By Lisa S. Tarno Are we curious enough to inquire, “What am I to learn from THIS?” Are we bold enough to insist on getting a blessing from the tough things we must endure? My inspiration for today’s article came from a bizarre passage in the Bible (see Genesis 32:24-32). The patriarch, Jacob,  wrestled with a…

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  • As We Wait…

    As We Wait…

    By Lisa S. Tarno I have written about waiting rooms before. It seems that most of our lives in totality are in waiting rooms when it comes right down to it. We’d best be getting good at learning to wait well. Waiting is challenging when we are expecting something good, bad or unknown. I’ve experienced…

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  • MYOB

    MYOB

    By Lisa S. Tarno When I write or speak or teach, I am transparent and as real as possible. I shared with a class last fall that to mitigate unwanted feelings of comparison, a trap I feel the enemy uses quite well, I was going to limit my time on social media especially during the…

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  • A Word From The Word

    A Word From The Word

    By Lisa S. Tarno It’s been a year! How do I mean that? Good? Bad? In totality both. I have been hyper focused on health and injury stuff because I’ve had to be. Normally, I am a go-to-the-doctor-once-a-year for the free physical but this year has been excessive for me with alarm bells going off…

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  • Dealing With Our Grief By Finding Hope In God

    By Lisa S. Tarno Getting the news that she died last week sent shock waves through our mom community! My initial response was visceral and I let out an audible cry of disbelief! I had been praying for (her) and especially with her emergency surgery. I looked back at our text messages and the prayers…

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  • By Lisa S. Tarno “Even young people faint and get exhausted; athletic ones may stumble and fall. But those who entwine their hearts with YAHWEH will experience divine strength…” Isaiah 40:30-31 TPT I thought I was fairly athletic still at my age. “I have done this activity many times in Colorado,” I thought to myself. I was…

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  • The Best Beauty Secret

    The Best Beauty Secret

    By Lisa S. Tarno “When Moses came down from Mount Sinai carrying two stone tablets inscribed with the terms of the covenant, he didn’t know that the skin of his face glowed [had become radiant] [shining with a unique radiance] because he had been speaking with God.” Exodus 34:29 NLT, AMP & MSG translations I will…

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  • The Waiting Room Part 2

    The Waiting Room Part 2

    By Lisa S.Tarno Let’s face it, most of our lives is spent waiting: in traffic, for appointments, windows of time, in lines at amusement parks, in lines to eat or buy food, at the airport, after an event in the parking lot, trying to get pregnant, nine months of pregnancy, on our kids to get…

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Hi, I’m Lisa! Welcome to A Write Way to Think

I am a freelance writer living in the Sonoran desert. I’m happily married to my college sweetheart and have three adult sons. When I am not writing, I enjoy golfing, hiking, pickle ball, traveling and hanging out with good friends.

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Lisa Tarno

I have been a freelance writer for over 30 years. I’ve led women’s studies applying the Bible to marriage, motherhood and life in general. My heart is to encourage and challenge as well as to inspire others to think about what they are thinking about.