“The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever.” Isaiah 40:8 NIV The grass was lifeless, crunchy, and...

by Jennifer Deibel The damp Irish air kissed my cheeks as we strolled along the streets of the quaint Donegal Town over two decades ago....

by Sarah Sundin What do Scotland, lighthouses, and selkies have in common? For me, family. When you’re an author, everyone gives you...

by Tieler Giles There are a lot of fancy theological words for what Jesus accomplished on the cross: atonement, propitiation, redemption,...

by Lynette Eason When Jesslyn McCormick was just seven years old, a devastating house fire killed her parents and two younger sisters....

by Cindi McMenamin Are you feeling lonelier these days than you used to? Experiencing that unexplainable ache you can’t seem to get rid...

by Rachel Jones For a long time, I wanted to be someone who runs. Over the years I’d watched several family members and friends lace up...

by Michelle Medlock Adams Our white elephant family gift exchange on Christmas Eve is something we look forward to all year, and we start...

by Tracie Peterson A Truth Revealed , which is book 3 in my Heart of Cheyenne series, released last month and I’m really excited for the...

by Asheritah Ciuciu Do you feel burned out? A 2022 article from the American Psychological Association describes a 35 percent increase in...

by Tessa Afshar Esther’s story holds a special significance for me. I grew up in Persia where Esther lived and reigned as queen, and...

by Charles Haddon Spurgeon “Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and he shall sustain thee: he shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.”...

by Patricia Bradley Did you know some people have a hard time accepting help? Often first-borns, they are usually capable and independent...

by Jessie Minassian I’ll never forget the first time I heard it. I was speaking to a group of teen girls in Texas, and when the Q&A time...

by Shelley Shepard Gray Have you ever been so taken with a character in a novel that you had to know what happened to him or her after...

by Michelle Medlock Adams From the moment I found out our oldest daughter Abby was expecting our first grandchild, I began “trying out”...

by Irene Hannon   I’ve been thinking a lot about trust lately. Specifically about how important it is to trust people to do the right...

by Emily A. Jensen and Laura Wifler   Over the last decade, the two of us (Emily and Laura) have embarked on our own journeys to...

by Michelle S. Lazurek   “Get your coat. We’re going to the store.”   My Nana lived next door to me, and I spent many weekends with her....

by Holly Varni   The first couple lines of any story I am working on have always been important to me, giving me an anchor for the whole...