Christian Women's Lifestyle Blog

by Sandra Glahn For much of my Bible education, I learned men’s history first—Adam, Abraham, David, Jesus, Paul—and only later filled in with stories of women like Esther, Ruth, and Mary Magdalene. Even after earning a bachelor’s degree in Bible, I had never studied the daughters of Zelophehad or heard a sermon that included Tamar, Judah’s daughter-in-law. Yet the latter is essential to Judah’s about-face, going from trafficking his half-brother Joseph to offering his life

by Nancy Mehl In 2018, my book Mind Games was released and readers met Kaely Quinn. But what many people don’t know is that Kaely didn’t begin as a carefully planned character. She came to me in a dream. I saw her sitting at a table, having dinner with someone who wasn’t actually there. As she stared at the empty chair across from her, she began to speak, profiling her invisible dinner partner. Little by little, a figure began to take shape. Even in my dream, I knew exactly

by Kit Tosello What if I could go back in time and inspire my younger self to say yes to the dreams that scared me? This thought fueled me as I wrote In a Word, Yes. As I considered my career path many years ago, a question scrolled across my mind (picture it in traditional typewriter font): What kind of job fits someone passionate about words—about reading them and arranging them into sentences—who also happens to be an introvert? Journalism came to mind. How noble to