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God, Cocoa, and Chaos: The Real Writing Process

The truth about writing books with Jesus...

It’s not always peaceful candlelight, classical music, and poetic words flowing from my fingertips. Sometimes, it’s me staring at a blinking cursor while praying, “Lord, you sure this is what I’m called to do?”

My process is messy. It’s voice notes at red lights, half-written ideas in grocery lists, and chapters born out of midnight prayers. But every time I want to give up, God meets me in the chaos. He reminds me this is more than writing—it's ministry.

In between cocoa runs and plot twists, I’ve learned this: God doesn’t call the most qualified. He calls the willing. AND HE QUALIFIES THEM.

This blog will take you behind the scenes—into the heart of my creative mess. My journey of writing books that carry the fingerprints of faith. And maybe, just maybe, it’ll help you trust your own process, even when it’s a little wild or VERY inconvenient.

Because when God’s in the story?
The ending is always worth it.

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