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“When the song of the angels is stilled…” Those familiar words come from Howard Thurman, whose poem The Work of Christmas has quietly challenged believers for generations. Not because it’s loud or dramatic—but because it’s true. Christmas does not end … Continue reading →

There are Christmas carols we sing out of tradition—and then there are carols that stop us mid-breath. O Holy Night is one of those rare hymns. From its first line, it pulls us into a quiet, starlit moment when heaven … Continue reading →

A Reflection on Prophecy, Hope, and the Faithfulness of God One of the most beautiful threads woven throughout Scripture is this: God keeps His promises. From Genesis to Revelation, every chapter, every symbol, every whisper of hope points toward a … Continue reading →

As we gather around our tables this Thanksgiving—whether in a bustling house filled with family, or in the quiet peace of home—it’s a beautiful opportunity to pause and remember the goodness of God. Thanksgiving isn’t just a holiday; it’s a … Continue reading →

There are few things more joyfully messy than an afternoon spent with grandkids—and I wouldn’t trade those moments for anything. Although mine is older now, my granddaughters used to love to make mud pies. They’d create pies, cakes and cookies—all … Continue reading →

In my latest Love Inspired Suspense book, Shattered Amish Identity, Hannah York’s story is ultimately one of restoration. And so is ours. God specializes in rebuilding what’s been broken and redeeming what’s been lost. “And I will restore to you … Continue reading →

True peace isn’t found in the absence of problems but in the presence of God. As we draw near to Him — through prayer, His Word, and daily trust — He fills our hearts with a peace that defies circumstances. … Continue reading →

Fall has always been my favorite season. Maybe it’s the crisp air, the colors that set the trees on fire, or the excuse to curl up with a blanket and a cup of something warm. But more than that, I … Continue reading →

This past week has felt heavy. The loss of Charlie Kirk was heartbreaking. For his family and friends. For the family of God. For our country. Sometimes sorrow seems to hang in the air, not because of one single event, … Continue reading →

As a writer, I usually have my day all planned for me long before it begins with a list as long as my arm. Deadlines staring me in the face, and the determination to get it all done. Then the … Continue reading →

The other day, I was standing in line at the grocery store behind a woman whose toddler was having a full-blown meltdown over a pack of fruit snacks. The mom looked exhausted, the cashier looked sympathetic, and I’ll admit—I was … Continue reading →