Category: Writing
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How to Balance Your Writing with Life’s Demands
Finding space to write amid work, family, chores, and the demands of daily living can feel like trying to catch lightning in a bottle. How do you balance your writing with all the urgent things that need to get done right away? With intention, discipline, and a dash of grace, you can cultivate a sustainable… Read more
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When All Things Work Together: A Blueprint for Good Storytelling
Romantic suspense thrives on tension, misdirection, and mystery—but beneath the chaos and uncertainty, there’s often a heartbeat of redemption. Especially in Christian fiction. That’s exactly what pulses through my novel Fireman’s Lesson in Love. All things work together. It’s no accident. The entire plot is quietly but powerfully built on Romans 8:28 (NIV): “And we… Read more
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Inscribed on His Hands: Nail Scars and the Depth of Divine Love
Isaiah 49:15–16 unveils a beautiful image of God’s unshakable love—so intimate and relentless that He cannot forget us. When He says, “I have inscribed you on the palms of My hands; your walls are continually before Me,” it’s not an off-hand remark. It’s a declaration of eternal commitment, an imprint that endures beyond memory or… Read more
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The Fascinating Origins of Words that Start with ‘A’
Language is a living, evolving thing, and every word has a story. Some words come to us unchanged from ancient tongues, while others have taken curious twists and turns before settling into modern English. Today, I’m unravelling the origins of some intriguing words that start with ‘A’. Aardvark: The “Earth Pig” of Africa If you’ve… Read more
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The Intersection of Creativity and Faith: Christianity Inspires Artistic Expression
Creativity and faith are intimately connected. Together, they weave a tapestry of inspiration that has shaped artistic expression throughout history. Christianity, with its rich traditions and profound narratives, has served as a wellspring of creativity for countless artists and writers. From the grandeur of the Sistine Chapel to the lyrical beauty of sacred hymns, art… Read more
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The Art of Ghostwriting: Bringing Other People’s Stories to Life
In the world of writing, ghostwriting is like being the unsung hero behind the scenes, crafting stories that captivate audiences without taking the spotlight. It’s an art form that requires not just writing skills, but a deep understanding of storytelling techniques and the ability to channel someone else’s voice. Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a… Read more
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Mother’s Day Gifts to Strengthen Her Faith
As we approach Mother’s Day, it’s the perfect time to reflect on faith, growth, and the powerful bond we share with the women in our lives. Whether you’re looking for meaningful Mother’s Day gifts, or just a way to deepen your own spiritual journey, these devotionals and journals will provide you or your loved ones… Read more
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A High School Homecoming Twist on Date Night
I’m really excited to bring you today’s post, featuring a homecoming twist on date night from Fireman’s Lesson in Love. Read more
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When Do I Use ‘Nor’, not ‘Or’, in a Sentence?
English grammar can be tough to get a handle on, even for those of us who grew up speaking it and diagraming sentences at school. Choosing between two words that seem alike, such as “nor” or “or,” is especially difficult. Many writers get confused about when to use “nor,” not “or” in their sentences. As… Read more