A grocery store trip taken alone after fifteen years, a fictional character carrying a past that won’t let go of him, and an old illustration about a train car that isn’t allowed to drive. Second in a series on grief and loss.
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Vision of My Heart: A Discerning God’s Best Series Review
One reader fell so deeply into Vision of My Heart that she wasn’t ready to say goodbye to Serafina and Connor. See why this reader review of the Discerning God’s Best series finale is convincing readers to pick up their copy today.
Comfort and Approval as Idols I Never Saw Coming Until Now
I sat in church hoping someone else was listening to the sermon. I never imagined the message was for me, until a crockpot roast and my husband’s quiet observation proved otherwise.
Why My Characters Wait (And Why “I’m a Christian” Isn’t Their Reason)
Why do my characters wait? It’s not the reason you’d expect. New on the blog: what closed door really means in Christian fiction, and why “no spice” doesn’t mean no heat.
Matters of the Heart Audiobook Free on YouTube
The Matters of the Heart audiobook is free to watch on YouTube right now. Meet Hans Korhonen, a soldier searching for peace after the Civil War, in a cut scene that sets his story in seconds.
The Fishing Trip That Healed My Father
A faded print from 1957, a father’s exhaustion, and an impossible prayer answered in ten unhurried minutes. This is the story of how God showed up exactly when my father needed Him most.
Does Simple Mean Less? Writing Christian Fiction With Purpose
Does writing simple, faith-centered stories make them less valuable? A Christian author reflects on purpose, obedience, and writing fiction that quietly points readers to Jesus.
When Being Strong Is the Only Thing You Know How to Be
She could outwork any man on the ranch, and she had. But no amount of capability had ever made her feel truly known. If that sounds familiar, Keeper of My Heart was written with you in mind.
A Forever Gift: Letting Heaven Shape the Way We Live Today
On our anniversary trip, my husband and I retook the Love Languages quiz and discovered how much we’ve changed after thirty-four years. That small moment led me to reflect on gifts, what lasts, and the forever hope God promises in Revelation 21.
Every Book Launch Is a Puzzle: Why Community Matters
In a loud family, the quiet puzzle table became a place of connection. That same kind of care and attention is what makes a book launch team so meaningful.