Writer’s Desk: M.D. House We’re so excited to have M.D. House featured on this week’s writer’s desk. I’ve started reading his Barabbas series and it is so so good! It needs to be on everyone’s summer reading list! But before I get too ahead of myself, let me introduce you to M.D. House. M.D. House… [Continue Reading]
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Writer’s Desk with Jerusha Agen
Writer’s Desk with Jerusha Agen I’m so excited to have Jerusha Agen featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Jerusha Agen imagines danger around every corner but knows God is there, too. So naturally, she writes suspense infused with the hope of salvation in Jesus Christ. With a B.A. in English and a background in screenwriting,… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Ashley Clark
Writer’s Desk with Ashley Clark I’m so excited to feature Ashley Clark on this week’s writer’s desk. Ashley writes romantic women’s fiction set in the South. She has a Master’s degree in Creative Writing and enjoys teaching literature and writing courses as an adjunct professor. She’s been an active member of ACFW for almost a… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Dave and Jon Ferguson
Writer’s Desk with Dave and Jon Ferguson I’m so excited to have Dave and Jon Ferguson featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Dave Ferguson is an award-winning author and lead pastor of Community Christian Church in Chicago. He also provides visionary leadership for the international church-planting movement NewThing and is chairman of the board and… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Eva Marie Everson
Writer’s Desk with Eva Marie Everson I am so excited to have my friend Eva Marie Everson featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Let me introduce you to Eva! Eva Marie Everson is a multiple-award-winning author and speaker who hails from the picturesque Southern town of Sylvania, Georgia. She is president of Word Weavers International,… [Continue Reading]
5 Keys to Making Space for Life-Giving Relationships
These 5 keys to making space for life-giving relationships can help you find balance when relationships seem off-center. There is a way to retain friendships but support the time constraints we need to foster our own inner peace and nurture those most important to us. This week we welcome Emily Grabatin to the blog to… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Andrew Farley
Writer’s Desk with Andrew Farley I’m so excited to have Andrew Farley featured on this week’s writer’s desk. On Monday afternoon, I had the honor of interview Andrew, and you guys are in for a treat with his new book, The Perfect You. Andrew is a bestselling author of eight books and his writings have… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Kimberly Duffy
Writer’s Desk with Kimberly Duffy If you’re a fan of historical romance, you aren’t going to want to miss this week’s featured author, Kimberly Duffy! Kimberly Duffy is a Long Island native currently living in Southwest Ohio. When she’s not homeschooling her four kids, she writes historical fiction that takes readers back in time and… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Sheri Rose Shepherd
Writer’s Desk with Sheri Rose Shepherd You are in for a treat this week! Today we’re featuring Sheri Rose Shepherd here on Writer’s Desk. Friday, you’ll get to listen to Sheri and my conversation on Walk it Out with Tricia Goyer on how our invisible God can become most visible when he is our only… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Kim D. Taylor
Writer’s Desk with Kim D. Taylor We’re so excited to have Kim D. Taylor featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Kim believes that “every place has a story” and enjoys bringing a story to life that weaves in and out of history and takes her readers to a beautiful place. She brings nearly twelve years… [Continue Reading]
Writer’s Desk with Amy Lynn Green
Writer’s Desk with Amy Lynn Green We’re so excited to have Amy Lynn Green featured on this week’s writer’s desk. Amy Lynn Green is a lifelong lover of books, history, and library cards. She worked in publishing for six years before writing her first historical fiction novel, based on the WWII homefront of Minnesota, the… [Continue Reading]