Hi, I'm Lori!

A wandering soul with a home keeping heart—that’s me. If you love stories of adventure, courage, and sacrificial love as much as I do, then welcome. We’re going to be great friends. With a Texas sized imagination and an offbeat sense of humor, life is never boring when I have pen and paper in hand.

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Lori is a Christian author and speaker who encourages women from all walks of life to embrace their irreplaceable role in God’s larger story. Using the craft of story and the art of words, she seeks to share relatable and meaningful messages of truth, equipping women for their role in the larger story. Through powerful and engaging stories and anecdotes, she guides women out of the prison of self-doubt so that they may live joyfully in the fullness of the life for which they were created. And when the time comes, may we all be ready to live out our “for such a time as this” moment in boldness and confidence.

An award-winning author, Lori enjoys writing both fiction and non-fiction. She is a frequent guest blogger and author of devotions for numerous other sites. In addition, she shares her passion for communicating through the written word by teaching on various writing topics for conferences and workshops.

A lifelong Texan, Lori has been married for over thirty years to the man who makes her believe she can conquer mountains and take his breath away while doing it. A mother of twins, her now married children have given her the blessing of promotion to the role of Nana. When not writing or being Nana, Lori facilitates Biblical Citizenship in Modern America classes for the Patriot Academy and serves in the Called to Change women’s prison ministry. 

 

Questions for Lori

What is your favorite thing to read?

The Bible. I’d be lost without it. It always gives me something fresh and new no matter how many times I read it. And you can own as many copies of it as you want without people thinking you’re weird. Try doing that with Harry Potter.

Why do you write?

Because all these crazy thoughts and quirky characters in my head had to go somewhere. Honestly, this is the lane God has placed me in and all I can do is be obedient. To borrow from famous athlete Eric Liddell, when I write I feel His pleasure.