
52 devotions, object lessons, and parenting tips for your ordinary week.
Discipling your kids while life is loud is hard, and most of the advice out there either shames you or skips the part where you're exhausted. I write books, host 2 podcasts, and build resources for moms who want to raise kids who love Jesus, and for writers who want to put good books in their hands.
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I've been a teacher, a missionary in Taiwan, and a mom navigating a home with both neurotypical and neurodivergent kids. I've written 17 books, which have earned Golden Scrolls, Christian Market Book, and CHRISTLIT Awards, and I host 2 podcasts. But mostly I'm someone who believes families were never meant to figure this out alone, and that kids deserve books that make them think.
More about me and why I do thisPicture books, chapter books, family devotionals, Bible studies, and conversation decks. All written to hold up to a second reading, and a tenth.

52 devotions, object lessons, and parenting tips for your ordinary week.

Best friends learning to live the "one anothers" together.

Courage, loyalty, and one very stubborn dragon.
Books, resources, and encouragement for parents who want to disciple their kids without turning it into a lecture. Running since 2019.
For parents raising neurotypical and neurodivergent kids under the same roof, where the same rules never quite work for everyone. Honest conversations about what actually helps.
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Every title vetted to either support a Christian worldview or at least not contradict one. No more guessing in the bookstore aisle.
Questions that get past "how was school" and into what your kids actually think.
Story prompts for the waiting room, the car line, and the 20 minutes before an appointment.
Sometimes a message isn't just for a set age group, and for me, that's this story. It addresses worry and anger, things I've been dealing with more lately because of events in my life. This book touched my heart.
Discipling children doesn't have to be intimidating or overwhelming. Terrie's passion for helping parents disciple their children has resulted in a handbook that can be easily followed and that will empower the reader to find even more ways to help their children grow in faith and in their understanding of who they are in Christ.
This is a thoughtful story about forgiveness. It's honest and not sugar-coated. Children will relate to the struggle Izzy has with her honest feelings about irritation. The story leads them through a logical process they can use to forgive others. I like the illustrations in the book, too. It's a good book for parents to read with their kids, and it has a discussion guide at the end.
Whether you're trying to get your family talking about Jesus at dinner or trying to finish the manuscript that's been sitting in your drafts for 2 years, you don't have to figure it out by yourself.
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