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What’s in a Name?: Finding Our Real Identity

I remember when I was 17 waking up nearly naked in a strange bed next to...

Amaranthine: The Unfading Devotion of God

Silly, silly girls. Running, running after love. Your Lover already...

Pushing Past Hurts to Build Deep Relationships

You've probably heard this quote by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: “If your...

Shut Up and Paint Already

Have you ever had to sit and wait for somebody to just shut up? They...

Why Porn and Adultery Rock Our World

Porn and adultery have become the new cancer of our society. And church-going Christians are not being spared the devastation to marriages and families.

The Never-Ending Process of Mourning

I was cleaning out a closet in my house when I pulled out a tub of...

Pride and Duct Tape

Next to public speakers, writers have the best opportunity to showing off...

The “Mundane” Things in Marriage Make or Break It

I could spit on every romance novel I read as a teenager. They deluded me...

Snow Globe 2: Seeing the Big Picture

Snow globes. Their magic lies in our objective view of their finite and...

Being Addicted to a Clear Conscience

We have three ferrets that are the epitome of cute. Except the hairless...

Books by Kim Pullen

The Intimacy Manifesto (Non-Fiction)

Intimacy ≠ Sex. But even the most spiritually-minded equate them. Or we think intimacy is reserved for marriage. We couldn’t be more wrong!

Intimacy is so essential to all our meaningful relationships, we can’t have a healthy relationship without it.

It’s time to redefine intimacy and commit yourself to deep, meaningful relationships with God and a circle of safe others.

The Chasm Crosser (Fiction)

The greatest story ever told through fresh eyes—a mysterious bridge builder appears promising to span the great chasm, but his bold claims put him in opposition to the authorities.

A reluctant farmer and his wife must decide: is the man a self-deceived lunatic, a master con artist, or is the only one who can reunite the people of the valley to their king?

Water for the Wound (Poetry)

We all have a wound. In our humanity, we try to hide it, deny it, or disguise it. But when we are alone and the noise of the world has stilled, the relentless pain demands attention. It cries out for relief.

This is collection of poems calls you to lift your hands to the rain, lift your voice to the Son, and lift your heart to the one who provides Water for the Wound.