Hello Friends!

Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. This is where my worlds meet—the stories I’m writing, the faith I’m living, and the lessons God keeps teaching me along the way. I’m a mystery novelist at heart, and right now I’m deep into a character‑driven suspense story that explores truth, courage, and the quiet ways God meets us in the middle of real life. If you’re curious about my fiction or want to follow along as this novel takes shape, you've come to the right place.

But this space is more than updates from my writing desk. I also share reflections on nurturing your relationship with Jesus, resources to help you grow in your faith, what God's teaching me about life and Himself, the music that moves me, and stories of women living out their God‑given calling. You’ll also see pieces of my writing journey, the things that inspire me, and the moments that remind me why stories matter.

Settle in and explore. My hope is that something here encourages your heart, sparks your imagination, and reminds you that God is at work in your story too.

The Silent Season: Finding God in December’s Stillness

Do you feel it? All around us the world is humming with activity — shopping lists and party plans, special gatherings, church services, and service opportunities — yet, December’s dreary days and cold, long nights beckon us to wrap up in a blanket of silence. For those of us who claim Christ, this season offers even more — a sacred invitation to step into the silence and discover God’s presence in the stillness. One of my favorite Scriptures brings a reminder that God often s

Debbie Rasure

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The Heart of Advent

November has only just begun and already I find myself looking at recipes for Christmas treats, thinking about what gifts to give my loved ones, wondering when I should have my husband get decorations down from the attic, and contemplating inviting friends over for a special meal. While there is much joy in this season, let’s be honest: it can also be a bit stressful. In the midst of the hustle, it’s easy to forget why we’re preparing in the first place. I didn’t grow up i

Debbie Rasure

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