Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction. Today’s question is: Have your reading habits surprised you this year? We look forward to hearing your thoughts. Please join …
Devotional | God will finish what He has started
Philippians Chapter 1 verse 6 (NIV)..being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. It feels like the word completion has more meaning attached to it right now. In a few days, on Tuesday the 2/12/2025, my husband and …
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Fiction Friday | The Rules of Falling for You by Mollie Rushmeyer
Today for Fiction Friday I'm sharing my book recommendation for The Rules of Falling for You by Mollie Rushmeyer, a fun Jane Austen regency inspired contemporary romcom set in Minnesota. Here's the Book Description: She thought she knew the rules of love. Turns out, love makes its own. The perfect match can’t be far–certainly not …
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Writers Life | Why I Wrote a Multicultural Christian Historical Fiction
Tosin Adeyi Photography Why I Wrote a Multicultural Christian Historical Fiction for Christian Girlies Like Me Sat on my couch, listening to worship songs and munching on some cookies, I took a break from scrolling lazily through my phone.I needed to recalibrate after spending so long writing and releasing my latest story. It was 2024 …
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Wednesday Writing Wins from Beyond the Borders
It’s time for another getting-to-know-you question from members of the international members of American Christian Fiction Writers … but first, some contest wins! 2025 Christy Awards The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) recently announced the winners of the 2025 Christy Awards in Christian fiction, and we're delighted to see two members of Beyond the Borders …
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Tuesday Book Chat | 25 November 2025
Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction. Today’s question is: Have you ever read a book with your name in it? (Both first and Last name) We …
Devotional | A Precious Message
As an author, speaker, or your average Christian trying to share the gospel with someone, it's hard to know how to please God and not chase the praise of men. I mean, if you aren't relatable, likeable, or at least moderately proficient, no one will hear the precious message entrusted to you to share. So, …
Friday Fiction | Under The Mistletoe by Penny Zeller
For Friday Fiction I am reviewing Under the Mistletoe by Penny Zeller Book Description: He's a nerdy tourist needing a vacation.She's a bed and breakfast employee with a broken heart.Love is the last thing they expect to find this Christmas. Introvert Braxton Wertz needs a vacation, but his trip to the small town of Cloverdale …
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Book Review | Trail of Mountain Secrets by Darlene L. Turner
Today I am reviewing Trail of Mountain Secrets by Darlene L. Turner coming out next Tuesday. (Out now in Australia) Book Description: A case of mistaken identity.A K-9 to the rescue. Park archaeologist Violet Hoyt's wilderness search for a missing family's remains takes a deadly turn when a gunman mistakes her for someone else. The …
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Tuesday Book Chat | 18 November 2025
Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat. This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction. Today’s question is: Do unusual names without a way to pronounce them frustrate you in a book? We look forward …