Williamson County Sun, Faith Section

Amy Dillon made a deal with God on her 30^th birthday. After having “made a wreck” of her twenties, she decided to give God the next 10 years of her life and whoever did a better job got the rest of her.

“And from that moment on He put an intense plan in motion,” Ms. Dillon said.

Ms. Dillon was certified as a Christian life coach in 2009 and will become a licensed counselor by the National Christian Counseling Association next year. She is also about to re-sign her contract for her Amy Dillon L!ve radio show on KLGO FM. Read more

Resolvolutions – Greater Success in 2011!

I am so excited to have the opportunity to share with you monthly through Austin Faith & Family, Austin’s only faith-based magazine since 2008! Read more

Let It Go Before 2011! T.D. Jakes With Some Excellent Advice!

By T. D. Jakes

There are people who can walk away from you.

And hear me when I tell you this! When people can walk away from you: let them walk. I don’t want you to try to talk another person into staying with you, loving you, calling you, caring about you, coming to see you, staying attached to you. I mean hang up the phone. Read more

Connect With Amy and Judith!

Host Amy Dillon and Show Producer Judith Dudley team up to bring freedom in Christ to women throughout Central Texas.  Engage with Amy & Judith through call-ins, emails and special events!

Tradition is Not Holiday Restricted

I am so excited to have the opportunity to share with you monthly through Austin Faith & Family, Austin’s only faith-based magazine since 2008!

Austin Faith & Family can be found at your local HEB and Randall’s locations, as well as online!

Click Here To Read The November 2010 Issue

In the November issue, you will find my first article “Lose Your Mind To The Mind Of Christ” article in the “YOU” section!

Here is an excerpt:

“The season for tradition has arrived! The holidays bring about traditions uniting us as family and ensuring us a rich heritage. Traditions make life more meaningful and remind us of loved ones that have passed. Why then do the majority of us only keep tradition a couple of months out of the year?”

Read The Entire Article Here