Tanara McCauley

Culturally Imagined Stories

Category: Faith, Relationships, and Other Topics

  • A Dream

    A Dream

    A dream of mine is to walk—no, run—in a sea of long-stemmed, wheat-like flowers I will wear white, and my hair will be thick and long and kinky and curling against beads of sweat on my temple and trickling down the back of my neck The sun will boast over a cloudless sky. It will…

  • Twice the Miracle (Updated)

    (Originally posted circa April 2013) I could tell by the look in the nurse’s eyes she wasn’t sure I understood what she’d said. We stared at each other, she with brow lifted waiting for some sign of comprehension on my end, me drifting inside myself with a host of “what ifs” tumbling through my mind.…

  • All That’s Needed

    Any standard not of God is unworthy of your aim. Read where originally posted on Instagram.

  • Fool’s Gold

    All that glitters isn’t gold. Read where originally published on https://thatswhatshe.com/fools-gold/.

  • When Dreams Age

    How exactly does one revive an aged dream? One prayer, one day, one word at a time. Read where originally published on the ACFW blog at https://acfw.com/when-dreams-age/.

  • The Talent of Tenacity

    Run your race having been diligent to gain mastery. Read where originally published on the ACFW blog at https://acfw.com/the-talent-of-tenacity/.

  • Make Them Believe

    Be faithful to tell your story. Read where originally posted on the ACFW blog at https://acfw.com/make-them-believe/.

  • Reclaimed

    Reclaimed— Read on http://thatswhatshe.com/reclaimed/ Honored to share the depth of God’s love on That’s What She.

  • Beautiful

    A woman had a dream. She walked for miles through fields and deserts, grasslands and marshes, following the sun. It warmed her face and shined in her eyes, making her squint as she journeyed. She pushed aside tall stalks of wheat, trudged through wet sand. She strained her thighs up steep mountainsides. In every place…

  • Fearfully and Wonderfully Written

    Source: Fearfully and Wonderfully Written