Megan DiMaria

There's practically nothing I love more than getting lost in the pages of a good book. Because of that, I have suggestions for some good reads, and these books are newer Christian novels (released in 2024) that are finalists in the ACFW Carol Awards.

Entering contests as an unpublished writer can be a tremendous benefit. The costs are usually reasonable, and even if you don't final or win, you'll receive valuable feedback that can help you improve your craft.

Do you desire a more joyful and stress-free life? Seek wisdom. I've always been one to save wise words to live by. This is part 4 of a series.

I have been saving snippets for ages, and I love to share wisdom and tips.

I've had the pleasure of knowing Martha for a few years. We connected as writers, and she's one of the most upbeat, encouraging ladies...

If you're in the Denver area or want to travel to a one-day Christian writing conference, consider attending the Rocky Mountain Christian Writing Conference.

I'm always pleased to share great writing opportunities with you. Contests are a wonderful way to get valuable feedback and these two look great.

Operating in wisdom will help you to successfully move through your days.

Getting wisdom is the wisest thing you can do!

If you're a writer, don't you love advice from successful authors? I do. One of my favorite books that gets pulled from my bookshelf when...

One of my prayers, and I hope it will become one of yours, is to see myself as God sees me and to seek His Divine perspective.

Valentine's Day is next Friday, and you still have time to compose a love letter for your special someone. As a word person, I think putting your heart on the page by writing a love note is priceless. Sure, you could spend tons on a retail purchase, but writing the feelings in your heart and giving it to the one who holds your heart is priceless. First, don't feel overwhelmed—a love note doesn't have to be pages long, a paragraph or two is fine. Short, sweet, and from the hea

Earlier this month, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a book in the mail, D.E.A.P.: Drop Everything And Pray . The gift was from a...

What were you doing 46 years ago? I was starting the rest of my life. At the time, I thought I was all grown up. But looking back, I was...

At this special time of year, I wish you a thrill of joy. . . Decades ago, my parents passed their nativity set to me. In the box with...

Forty-six years ago this month I made a choice that changed everything for me—I became a Christ-follower. By that, I mean I gave my...

Do you like Christmas-themed books? In the past few years, I've started reading Christmas novels, and it's become a yearly tradition for...

In honor of Veterans Day, I'm running this encore post. My father was the kindest, most gentle man I've ever known. He was also the bravest—but I didn't realize how brave he was until a few years before he passed away. I had known Dad was in the Army during WWII, but other than that, little was said of his service. In our home, we didn't discuss the war or Dad's role in it. Oddly, I knew which branch of the service most of the men in my neighborhood served in. I can recall

Last week when I hosted Johnnie Alexander, she offered a giveaway of her newest release, When Memory Whispers . I've drawn the winner,...

I'm so pleased to introduce you to my friend, Johnnie Alexander and give you an opportunity to win a copy of her latest release, When...