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For those who have heard my salvation story, you may remember that my husband led me to Jesus. We’d been high school buddies, neither of us caring much about God, the Bible, or anything “religious.” After graduation, I attended the University of Dayton (for one year), and he went on a basketball scholarship to LeTourneau University, a Texas Christian college. …
Have you heard of the YouVersion Bible app? It’s like carrying around a library of FREE Bible versions, Bible studies, and devotional books in one hand (downloadable to phone, tablet, or desktop). Thanks to my amazing publishers, we’ve created YouVersion Bible studies that dig deeper into the Scriptural foundation of my five most recent novels. Below, you’ll find a list …
Many folks have asked why I only write Old Testament novels. Why not write Paul’s story? Or choose one of the lesser known women of the New Testament, like Peter’s wife or the woman Jesus healed from her twelve years of bleeding. Would it surprise you that the person who helped me understand how Jesus saved me from eternal death …
Enter to win: Handwriting on the Wall by David Jeremiah Twenty years ago, I was a pastor’s wife in northern Indiana, my only publishing ambition a Bible study on Song of Solomon. At the time, I had an active speaking ministry, traveling 2-3 times a month for events while teaching two women’s Bible studies and an adult Sunday school class weekly. Of all the studies I …
Idols, Idols, Everywhere Ancient Babylon was characterized by many things…wealth, power, strength, sensuality, self-indulgence… the list goes on. Yet predominant even over all of these was her devotion to idol worship. Temples. Festivals. Sacrifices. Prayers. Oaths. Idolatry heavily flavored almost every historical remnant of Babylonian culture. As we read Of Fire and Lions, our first encounter with idol worship happens …
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A Noble First Love is a captivating prequel novella in the King David’s Brides series, offering a tender, heart-wrenching glimpse into the early life of Maakah, Princess of Geshur. Before she ever meets David—the future king of Israel—Maakah is bound by duty, trained for diplomacy, and caught in the web of her father Talmai’s political ambitions. When she is promised to a charming Aramean prince from a rival kingdom, Maakah dares to dream that love and loyalty can coexist in a world ruled by power. But as alliances shift and betrayal lurks beneath royal vows, Maakah must choose between her heart and her homeland.
