When life feels dark, where are your eyes focused?

Author and editor Sue Fairchild joins me on the Bold Faith Now podcast to share what God has taught her through breast cancer, her husband’s unexpected health crisis, and a season that forced her to slow down.

One of my favorite reminders from our conversation?

Look back at how God has already been faithful.

Those “stones of remembrance” can help us keep our eyes on the light of Jesus when we don’t know what tomorrow holds.

Listen to this encouraging conversation on the Bold Faith Now podcast, available in your favorite podcast app and on my website at missyeversole.com ...

At Princeton Seminary, Jacob Kichline longs to serve God with his whole life. But the tide of Modernism undermines his trust in Scripture, shattering his calling—and his hopes with Pearl Smith. Struggling to recover a lost sense of purpose, he accepts a temporary post in Korea to assist missionaries with translation work, unaware that the journey will test far more than his scholarship.

In Pyongyang, Soon-hee Oh clings to faith amid turmoil at home and unrest across his land.

His parents’ favoritism toward an ailing brother and his deceptive schemes, as well as the tightening grip of the Japanese occupation threaten Soon-hee’s health and his relationship with the woman he loves.

Circumstances draw Jacob and Soon-hee together, and each must face the truth about pride, surrender, and what it means to follow a living God on shifting ground.

When the enemy comes in like a flood, God rises with power no one can ignore—and lives are forever changed.

A powerful sequel to East of the Sun, this tale of conviction, heartbreak, and divine sovereignty calls readers to trust God’s mighty hand in our own turbulent days. ...

This week`s guest! Dr. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the prequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History.

She began writing professionally at the age of fourteen and by the following year was covering the Philadelphia Phillies. With her love of American history, she pursued degrees from Lafayette College, Princeton Seminary, and Biblical Seminary, where she earned her doctorate. Rebecca is a popular speaker and appears regularly in various forms of media. When she’s not writing or curled up reading a great book with a cup of Japanese Sencha tea, she enjoys trying new recipes on her longsuffering husband and son, watching classic movies, especially if they include Fred Astaire, Cary Grant, or Gary Cooper, and taking nature walks. Along with her family, she resides with her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley where her ancestors have lived since the 1740s. ...