I came across Jordan Raynor years ago through a plan on the Bible app titled “How God’s Word Shaped C.S. Lewis’s Work.” I’ve been following him ever since. He defends the sacredness of secular work and also writes on topics like time management, mastering one craft, and Christians who glorify
I must admit I didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was until Wednesday, September 10, 2025. At 4:05 pm that day, I received a text from my brother-in-law that said, “Such sad news about Charlie Kirk.” Charlie had visited his daughter’s college campus not long ago. A quick Google search gave
Finding the Faith to Move Forward In 2022, after ten years on the mission field, Veronica found herself in a difficult situation. How was she supposed to trust God through a trial this big? She felt uncertain and frankly, afraid. A wise friend advised her to reflect on what God
Reminiscent. Adolescent. Imaginative. A meaningful middle-grade book, especially for tweens and moms. No spoilers. The Age of Typewriters Are you old enough to remember life before smartphones and personal computers? Have you used a typewriter? If so, comment below! I remember my mom’s typewriter, positioned perpendicular to her desk in
Brave Books How do you teach your kids to be brave and discerning? In a previous post, I wrote about why I love Brave Books for kids. Their mission is to help you leave a lasting legacy by instilling pro-God and timeless values in your kids and grandkids. Their stories teach
Personal Growth I just wrapped up a fun project with author Chrissy Whitten. Chrissy wrote a guided reflection journal to accompany her first book, The Fight. Now, readers can think through their grief and circumstances in light of the Scripture and songs God used to carry Chrissy through a heartbreaking
Personal. Philosophical. Daring. A good legacy read! Summary Joanna Gaines, co-founder of Magnolia, was first inspired to write her story after moving to New York City at age 21. Doing so helped her see the beauty of being different. She discovered lost parts of her and rewrote painful memories with
Losing a Spouse Vic Harrison emerged from a devastating loss determined to help others. Four years ago, Vic lost his beloved wife and best friend to cancer. It was 2020, so on top of losing his spouse, the world was in quarantine. It felt like he had been transported to
When my son started preschool, the papers he brought home started piling up. There’s this spot on my kitchen counter inside the door where mail and schoolwork quickly accumulate. A few years back, my sister-in-law and I were talking about it. She mentioned ordering a storage box from Artkive, a
My Dad Wrote a Book! Working with author Dan Ellis on Discipleship in Coaching was special. Not only because he’s my dad, but because he’s a talented writer and teacher. His coaching experience and knowledge of the Bible come together in a new book titled Discipleship in Coaching. It will
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I came across Jordan Raynor years ago through a plan on the Bible app titled “How God’s Word Shaped C.S. Lewis’s Work.” I’ve been following
I must admit I didn’t know who Charlie Kirk was until Wednesday, September 10, 2025. At 4:05 pm that day, I received a text from
Finding the Faith to Move Forward In 2022, after ten years on the mission field, Veronica found herself in a difficult situation. How was she
Reminiscent. Adolescent. Imaginative. A meaningful middle-grade book, especially for tweens and moms. No spoilers. The Age of Typewriters Are you old enough to remember life
Brave Books How do you teach your kids to be brave and discerning? In a previous post, I wrote about why I love Brave Books
Personal Growth I just wrapped up a fun project with author Chrissy Whitten. Chrissy wrote a guided reflection journal to accompany her first book, The
Personal. Philosophical. Daring. A good legacy read! Summary Joanna Gaines, co-founder of Magnolia, was first inspired to write her story after moving to New York
Losing a Spouse Vic Harrison emerged from a devastating loss determined to help others. Four years ago, Vic lost his beloved wife and best friend
When my son started preschool, the papers he brought home started piling up. There’s this spot on my kitchen counter inside the door where mail
My Dad Wrote a Book! Working with author Dan Ellis on Discipleship in Coaching was special. Not only because he’s my dad, but because he’s