Building on Solid Ground: A Conversation with Barbara Blythe

What do a trailblazing female engineer, a man of mixed heritage, and one of the most audacious construction projects in American history have in common? The captivating Christian historical romance by Barbara Blythe that's as theologically rich as it is romantically...

Faith, Fear, and Fresh Paint: An Author Interview with Katy Eeten on A Stalker to Die For

What happens when a first date turns dangerous... and the handsome painter who shows up to fix your home might just help fix your heart? In A Stalker to Die For, author Katy Eeten delivers a page-turning blend of suspense, romance, and quiet, faith that you won't want...

Behind the Grit and Grace: Unpacking Annie True and Brave with Author Jody Day

Step back in time to the rugged beauty of early 1900s West Texas, a place where faith was forged in the crucible of hardship, and courage wasn't just admired—it was essential. Annie True and Brave is a story that draws us to a powerful historical narrative that...

The Woodcarver’s Snow-kissed Christmas by Izzy James

The Woodcarver's Snow-kissed Christmas -...

An Interview with Listening to the Rain Author, Miriam Thor

Today, we welcome author, Miriam Thor to the blog. Let's get to know her and the characters she's...

Jesus, Meek and Humble of Heart, Part 1

As we journey towards Easter this year, let’s take a moment to consider the virtue of humility. I think it’s one of the most misunderstood concepts. Contrary to what some think, humility is not “the opposite of pride”. Nor is it having (or exercising) low self-esteem or self-degradation. Simply put, humility is