Today’s Sunday Psalm begins Advent with a posture of hope. “I wait for the Lord, my soul doth wait, and in his word do I hope.”

As the year slows toward Thanksgiving, I’m pausing to name five creative expressions that remind me why I love making things—words, crafts, and images that keep hope and imagination intertwined.

Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 79, a promise that God’s people will give Him thanks forever and share His praise from generation to generation.

Today on the blog, I’m chatting with author Denise M. Colby about her newest release, No Plan at All , a historical romance about courage, healing, and trusting the future God writes.

Today on the blog, I’m hosting author Linda Hoover for a guest post featuring her latest Gilded Age romance, Heart’s Promise, a story of faith, purpose, and love that spans from the Iowa heartland to Edwardian England.

Today’s Sunday Psalm comes from Matthew 6, the verse that opens His Boss’s Little Sister. A reminder that where our treasure is, there our heart will be also.

In this Echoes through History episode, I share the real Wisconsin history that inspired my novella His Boss’s Little Sister. Set in 1931, the story draws from Depression-era economics, dairy laws, and the unexpected crime of margarine smuggling—revealing how real events shaped the fiction’s fairytale mystery.

Three romances built on secrets that refuse to stay hidden: In Search of a Prince, The Mobster’s Daughter, and His Boss’s Little Sister.

Today on the blog, I’m joining the JustRead Tour for A Match Made at Christmas, a heartwarming holiday collection of four faith-filled romances from authors Amy R. Anguish, Sarah Anne Crouch, Lori DeJong, and Heather Greer.

Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 26, a song of gratitude that calls us to speak of God’s wondrous works with thankful hearts.