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Brenda Erb Roberts

 Brenda Erb Roberts is a follower of Christ and a graduate of the University of Waterloo and EPBC/Master’s College and Seminary, who delights in encouraging followers of Christ and building their faith. Her book, Invisible: God’s Loving Pursuit of His Unseen Daughters, is available at various online retailers. Click the link below for more details and purchase information.

Brenda and her husband live near Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada. They have two married children and six adorable grandchildren (in her humble opinion). Flowers give her joy anytime and in any season. Get to know her better at www.brendaerbroberts.com.

Invisible. They Weren't. You're Not.

Invisible: God's Loving Pursuit of His Unseen Daughters

by Brenda Erb Roberts​

Feeling invisible is not a superpower.

Many women feel unseen, overlooked, or shamed—surprisingly, so did women in the Bible.
How did they move from feeling invisible to becoming Beloved Daughters of God?

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"You will laugh. You will cry...This book belongs in your hands."

—Margaret Gibb, Founder and Executive Director of Women Together

 

 

 

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Longing for God or the Supreme Slot Machine?

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Are You Feeling Shacky Whacky Yet?

Years ago, I had a co-worker from Newfoundland who described what we often term “cabin fever” as “shacky whacky.” It’s a delightful description of how I feel occasionally during the deep, dark winter, when the walls seem to take a step inward each day, and the snow...

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I See Giants

Do you remember the Bible story in Numbers 13 and 14 about how Moses sent Joshua, Caleb, and ten other spies to scope out Canaan, the land God had promised the Israelites? Do you remember the result? A couple of the team sparkled with excitement at what they saw, and...

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Scarred for Life

This past Christmas, my childhood friend’s wish finally came true. From the time she was young, she longed for the joy of owning an Easy-Bake Oven. Dreams of producing baked wonders beyond earthly compare filled her imagination. However, it was a wish destined to...

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Standing on the Precipice of Possibility

Recently, I have been reading The Art of Possibility by Rosamund Stone Zander and Benjamin Zander, and I came across these words: “standing on the precipice of possibility.” Although not said in the context of the calendar flipping to a new number, it struck me as the...

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T’is the Season of Epic Cooking Fails

As I deliberated over the many delectable options for baking for the Christmas season, memories of epic cooking fails began surfacing: the exploding turkey liver, the brownie Pintaster, the cookie lava covering my oven, and more. In retrospect, many of them are...

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Does Hope Fit into 2025?

News about political unrest and wars. News about natural disasters. News about tragedies, one after another. At times, it can seem overwhelming and erode our hope. However, Advent begins with the theme of hope, and I can’t think of anything more welcome this year. And...

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Stuff You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know

Do you lie awake at night thinking about the imponderables of life, the questions that seem to have no answer? I don’t, but I do have questions. For example, what if Shakespeare had written like Dr. Seuss? I’ve discovered that ChatGPT.com, an artificial intelligence...

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Can You Make a Difference?

Have you ever looked at someone you admire, who serves in outstanding ways, and felt your contributions are paltry in comparison? Do you wonder if you can make a difference when you struggle with your limitations, or don’t have the resources or abilities others might...

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If Dreams Came True

As a child, on a hot summer day, do you remember fantasizing with friends about wondrous things you wished would come true? I do. Having the stars in our eyes polished by reading mystery and adventure stories, we often dreamed about finding buried treasure. Today’s...

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I Missed My Calling!

It’s true! In light of a recent experience, it’s clear that I may have missed my calling. I am a master negotiator and could have used that skill for the benefit of humanity. What is my proof? Faded on one side, our outdoor chair cushions, which now clashed with our...

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I will sing of the Lord’s great love forever;

with my mouth I will make your faithfulness known

through all generations.

I will declare that your love stands firm forever . . .

Psalm 89:1-2 (NIV)

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