J.D. Wininger

Follower of God, Writer,
Speaker, and Friend

May all joy be yours;
May all glory be God's.

– J.D. Wininger

Romans 15:13

J.D. Wininger

Thank you for visiting my web site today. I am so pleased to have you join me here.

JD WiningerYou may notice my Cross-Dubya brand near the top-left of screen. While it’s the registered brand for my small ranch here in northeast Texas, it is more a reminder that every day my family places Christ first in everything we do.

If you enjoy the scenery at the top of this page, think how blessed I am. This is the east-facing view from my den in the springtime, where I do the majority of my writing. Can anything be more awe-inspiring? This is the canvas God paints upon each day to inspire me. The field of crimson clover reminds me of the blood Christ shed for our salvation. The lush green grass reminds me of God’s bountiful grace. When I struggle to find just the right word, I look out my window and gaze upon God’s natural beauty. Sometimes I laugh because “Magic the donkey” is standing at the fence braying he wants a carrot. Other times, “Bubba the chocolate lab” thinks he’s herding the calves or cats. Most times, I simply gaze upon this peaceful, silent world and listen for the Holy Spirit to guide me.

I invite you to explore my web site. As a Christian writer, my sole desire is to bring glory to God by using the gifts and talents He gave me, in His service.

Featured Blog Posts

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What Will Our Children Remember?

Now and again, we find someone with whom we “connect.” Through her immense love for children, which is evident in her writing, book reviews, and …

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The Chicken Whisperer

Adding chickens to the mix here at the Cross-Dubya seemed an easy decision given the increased price of eggs and poultry in the past year. …

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Waiting on the Weather

Lord, this ain’t easy. I’m almost two months late to get that garden tilled and planted. We still can’t disc the hay meadow and get …

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Bearing One Another

I, therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you to walk worthy of the calling with which you were called, with all lowliness and gentleness, …

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The Scars That Remain

Driving across my pastures, I’m always looking for signs. Invasive weeds or insects that signal a need for treatment or sneaky serpents that can cause …

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Run to God

Few writers are born with the natural gift of storytelling. Many of us have toiled for years to learn the art and science of the …

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