by Jaime Jo Wright   I’m often asked why I write dark and creepy books. I’m also often told, “I’ll never read your books; I don’t do...

by DiAnn Mills   Children are our world’s most precious heritage. They deserve love, nurturing, protection, medical aid, education, and...

by Mollie Rushmeyer   The Rules of Falling for You , a whimsical contemporary rom-com about a Jane Austen-obsessed podcaster who attends...

How research can guide and change the book you have in your head by Mary Connealy   When I started out to write the Golden State Treasure...

by Michelle Griep   A shopping trip isn’t usually where I find inspiration, but there was this one time—   Me: ( brings mother to petite...

by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth   Before I was born, my parents dedicated me to the Lord and purposed to teach me (and the six other children...

by Erica Vetsch Does the end justify the means? What a slippery slope. In A Scheming in Parliament , the characters wrestle with this...

by Cheryl Grey Bostrom   My four younger siblings and I were weaned on shadows, then grew up with them in the area around our little town...

by Michelle Shocklee   Secrets. We all have them. During World War II, there were so many secrets kept, I imagine some still have yet to...

by Ashley Armijo   Have you ever felt so overwhelmed and exhausted that you couldn’t catch your breath? That was me in college. I was...

by Robin Jones Gunn   Do you have a close friend who is “deconstructing her faith”? I felt nudged to touch on this topic in my newest...

by Amanda Cox   I’ve always enjoyed the outdoors, whether backpacking in the Smoky Mountains or strolling around my own backyard. Nature...

by Jamie Erickson   I sat across from a young mom in a hipster coffee shop, the kind that serves deconstructed breakfast sandwiches in a...

by Katie Powner   I’ve been a foster parent for almost ten years, and it would be an understatement to tell you it’s been a life-changing...

by Elizabeth Brady   In 1990-91 I served as a short-term missionary in Burkina Faso, West Africa, in a bush village called Fada N’Gourma,...

by Roseanna M. White   When I learned about the now-infamous book burnings of 1933 in Germany, I was partly horrified and partly...

by Jennifer L. Wright   Last Light Over Galveston wasn’t a book I had planned on writing.   I had actually been working on another book...

by Glenna Marshall   In the middle of the Bible, near the end of Psalms, we find the answers to our questions about God’s love for us....

by Donna Snow When the Lord commissioned Joshua to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land, it was no small assignment. Moses was...

by Jerry B. Jenkins   When my wife’s and my eldest child, Dallas, was born, I invested a moment gazing into a mirror in the labor room,...