Let me say here that Mary DeMuth’s The Most Misunderstood Women of the Bible: What Their Stories Teach Us About Thriving is one of the best books I’ve read in a really long time. Mary is one of my long-time friends in real life, and I’m so excited to be featuring her on Writer’s Desk…. [Continue Reading]
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My Review of the Movie Redeeming Love
Today I’m sharing my review of the movie Redeeming Love. Like many others, I’ve been anxiously awaiting the transition from book to movie. With such an important message it’s no wonder the movie is drawing lots of commentary. Let’s talk about the movie and how it might be a great retelling of a timely message… [Continue Reading]
The Next-level Journey for Storytellers
Today, I’m excited to share about The Next-level Journey for Storytellers–The Winter Creativity Summit for writers offered by Realm Makers. I attended the Realm Maker’s Conference in 2021 and I was amazed to find such an encouraging, tight-knit community of writers and mentors in the fantasy writing genre. As an author of over 80 books, I know that going… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk: M.D. House
Writer’s Desk: M.D. House We’re so excited to have M.D. House featured on this week’s writer’s desk. I’ve started reading his Barabbas series and it is so so good! It needs to be on everyone’s summer reading list! But before I get too ahead of myself, let me introduce you to M.D. House. M.D. House… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Dave and Jon Ferguson
Writer’s Desk with Dave and Jon Ferguson I’m so excited to have Dave and Jon Ferguson featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Dave Ferguson is an award-winning author and lead pastor of Community Christian Church in Chicago. He also provides visionary leadership for the international church-planting movement NewThing and is chairman of the board and… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Kim D. Taylor
Writer’s Desk with Kim D. Taylor We’re so excited to have Kim D. Taylor featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Kim believes that “every place has a story” and enjoys bringing a story to life that weaves in and out of history and takes her readers to a beautiful place. She brings nearly twelve years… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Amy Lynn Green
Writer’s Desk with Amy Lynn Green We’re so excited to have Amy Lynn Green featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Amy Lynn Green is a lifelong lover of books, history, and library cards. She worked in publishing for six years before writing her first historical fiction novel, based on the WWII homefront of Minnesota, the… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Bryan Litfin
Writer’s Desk with Bryan Litfin We’re so excited to have Bryan Litfin featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Bryan Litfin is the author of the Chiveis Trilogy, as well as several works of nonfiction, including Early Christian Martyr Stories, After Acts, and Getting to Know the Church Fathers. A former professor of theology at the… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Meg Apperson
Writer’s Desk with Meg Apperson We’re so excited to have Meg Apperson featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Meg is a blogger, homeschooling mother, and pastor’s kid. She and her husband, Cody, live in North Carolina with their four children. Meg is a passionate lover of words, an advocate for medically fragile children, and an… [Continue Reading]
Writer Wednesday with Christen Krumm
Today on Writer Wednesday we welcome Christen Krumm, author of It Happened at Christmas. Enter below for a chance to win a signed copy of It Happened at Christmas! Winner will be e-mailed. Note: This post contains affiliate links. Writer Wednesday with Christen Krumm: Books Authors Read What was your favorite book as a child? Oh… [Continue Reading]
Writer Wednesday with Carrie Turansky
Today on Writer Wednesday we welcome Carrie Turansky, author of No Ocean Too Wide. Enter below for a chance to win a signed copy of No Ocean Too Wide! Winner will be e-mailed. Note: This post contains affiliate links. Writer Wednesday with Carrie Turansky: A Day in the Life We’re at the empty nest stage so… [Continue Reading]