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Articles From the Archives ...
Sunday Psalm | Psalm 122:8
Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 122:8, centering on themes of speaking peace over companions and brethren.
Guest Post | The Christy Award Finalists 2026
An overview of the 2026 Christy Award finalists across all categories, hosted in partnership with JustRead Publicity Tours and the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.
Wednesday Waypoints | Five Winter Sport Romances
Today’s Wednesday Waypoints features five clean winter sport romances, including the first line of each story.
Sunday Psalm | Psalm 85:10
Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 85:10, highlighting themes of mercy and truth meeting together, and righteousness and peace kissing.
Episode 26 | Echoes of History: 1932 Summer Olympics
In this episode of A Spot of Story, Danielle Grandinetti explores the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, focusing on its historical impact, gender dynamics, and connection to her novel Sabotage Games.
Guest Post | High Exposure by Kelly Borjas
Read a personal note from heroine Julia Stevens in this guest feature for High Exposure by Kelly Borjas, a romantic suspense set in Silverberg, Colorado.
Sunday Psalm | Psalm 147:14
Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 147:14, focusing on themes of peace within your borders and being filled with the finest of the wheat.
Guest Post | The Ballerina’s Bargain by Lorri Dudley
Author Lorri Dudley shares a guest post exploring the historical research and background behind her Regency romance novel, The Ballerina’s Bargain.
Guest Post | The Gentlewoman Apprentice by Emily Opal
Emily Opal shares the historical research and inspiration behind her novel, The Gentlewoman Apprentice, exploring female dressmaking guilds and 18th-century fashion.




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