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I’m Stacey Weeks, and this is where I share my love for Jesus, family, and all things writing. I often host guest authors that generously share a devotional-style post that connects to their newest release.

I primarily write contemporary romance and romantic suspense, and you can find those titles on the books page. (You can also find my non-fiction titles there!) This blog space is reserved for inspirational and uplifting devotionals to inspire your faith. You’ll meet new authors and be encouraged to press into Jesus.

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Join Me on March 7th

Join Me on March 7th

We all feel it, don’t we? The quiet nudge when we notice a family who looks like they’re barely holding it together. An ache when we read the headlines. The whisper from the Holy Spirit that says, “Love them.”

But what does helping actually look like? How can one person make a difference? Am I equipped? Where would I even begin?

Those are only a few of the questions that swirl when we see the overwhelming and growing needs of people in our communities. That’s exactly why this evening on March 7th matters.

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A Christmas Prayer

A Christmas Prayer

If this season finds you more tired than triumphant, you are not out of place. God wants to draw near. This prayer is for those suffering sorrows in a season that tells them to sing. It is a reminder that God bends low toward the hurting and His mercies come even to “ruined Jerusalems”.

A Day from Season of Wonder

A Day from Season of Wonder

How does Jesus’ sacrifice bring you peace with God? How does this peace affect your daily life, your interactions with others, and your perspective on challenges? This peace is a gift that transforms you, grounding you in the hope of God and empowering you to live out your faith with confidence and joy.

The Process of Change

The Process of Change

October in Canada drifts in like a quiet sermon. Trees are ablaze with colour and release their leaves without resistance. They don’t struggle with surrender. They don’t cling to what once was; they trust the process of change. And that, I think, is what faith looks like. A...