Why I Started Writing:

My writing journey started with my love for reading. From a young age, I discovered that words in a book could transport me to unfamiliar places and introduce me to unknown people, providing me with escape, inspiration, encouragement, teachings, and a profound influence on my mind and heart.

The words that truly captured my heart were those found in the Bible. They resonated deeply, reflecting the essence of my journey with God—the Living Word! It is amazing how powerful and transformative it is to connect with the world's Creator by immersing ourselves in His Word!

I write with the hope of sharing and teaching others about the vibrant truths and heartfelt principles of loving and serving our Father in heaven. Witnessing how this can beautifully express love, promote spiritual growth, and nurture compassion for others daily is moving.

Authors Who Have Influenced Me:

C.S. Lewis—In his approach to evangelism, he passionately pursued the essence of the Christian mind by engaging believers, atheists, and agnostics in considering biblical teachings.

J.I. Packer—For his dedication to defending the Bible as the true word of God, by faithfully teaching the attributes of God and helping readers to draw closer to a personal relationship with Him.

Sarah Young—Her beautiful gift for writing truly reaches down to the heart. Her spirit-infused words express the emotions of daily struggles, leading the reader to discover new strength and peace in God.

Books I Have Written:

Creation Is Calling You is my debut devotion. My writing journey includes materials for Women’s retreats, Sunday School, blogs, and e-mails for my ministry website.

What I'm Working On Now:

I am in the process of finalizing my manuscript, Creation Is Calling You. This devotion is inspired by my passion for Bible teaching and my desire to help others experience God's awe and majesty through the beauty of the natural world. It emphasizes supporting the reader in cultivating a deeper relationship with the Lord by helping them experience God’s presence in a fresh and enriching way.