There’s something unforgettable about Savannah, Georgia. From cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture to the rhythm of the Savannah River and the breezy charm of nearby Tybee Island, this coastal city offers more than a relaxing getaway. For writers, Savannah Georgia travel inspiration is everywhere. What began as a late summer road trip quickly became the […]
A Cup of Tea, a Good Book, and a Story of Hope
Christian women’s fiction has a special way of wrapping readers in comfort, community, and quiet moments of reflection—much like settling in with a favorite book and a warm cup of tea. In this guest post, author Heather Greer shares the personal inspiration behind Daisy’s Communi-TEA Barn in Hope Even After, tracing her own journey from […]
The Third Act Begins: Finding Purpose After the Children Fly the Coop
No one quite prepares you for the day the house grows quiet. The lunches stop needing packed, the schedules loosen, and the role that once defined every hour suddenly shifts. When children leave home, well-meaning advice often follows—join a gym, pick up a hobby, stay busy—but busyness doesn’t always heal the ache of letting go. […]
Writing About My Savior: Author Barbara M. Britton on Faith, Calling, and Christian Fiction
Every Christian author faith journey looks a little different—but each one bears the unmistakable mark of God’s guiding hand. In today’s guest post, Barbara M. Britton shares how her walk with Christ led her from learning Bible stories as a child to writing biblical fiction that brings the miracles of Jesus vividly to life. Her […]
When Real History Inspires Fictional Places
What happens when family history, local lore, and imagination collide on the page? For many authors, writing about fictional towns in real places allows them to honor the past while asking timeless “what if” questions. In this reflective post, Regina Rudd Merrick shares how her deep roots in western Kentucky, a long-lost town that never […]
Walking Through Caesarea Maritima: A Biblical Fiction Writer’s Journey Through History
Stepping into Caesarea Maritima is like walking straight into the pages of Scripture. With its sweeping harbor, Roman theater, and shoreline hippodrome, this ancient city remains one of the most striking Roman ruins in Israel. Built by Herod the Great and later governed by Pontius Pilate, Caesarea sat at the crossroads of culture, power, and […]
A Thanksgiving Moment That Sparked a Faith-Based Novel
As we step into a season filled with gratitude and gatherings, author Peyton H. Roberts invites us to pause and look a little deeper at the stories stitched into our everyday lives. In today’s guest post, she shares how one unforgettable Thanksgiving—marked not by turkey and pie, but by heartbreaking headlines from halfway around the […]
When an “Oops Book Baby” Becomes a Blessing: The Story Behind Glitter and the Grouch
Today we’re thrilled to welcome Mary Pat Johns to the blog! As the author of the Romance in Valiant Series and several Scrivenings Press novellas, Mary Pat’s love for both writing and God shines through every page she pens. In this post, she shares the Glitter and the Grouch book inspiration—how her unexpected “oops book […]
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