Posts by Shelly Brown

In this powerful episode of the Redemption Press Author Spotlight, host Shelly Brown sits down with Cindy Henson, author of Suitcases from Heaven: A Mother’s Journey of Hope through Her Daughter-in-law’s Cancer. Cindy shares her heart-wrenching yet hope-filled journey of caring for her autistic son and later supporting her daughter-in-law through a terminal cancer diagnosis.…

In this heartwarming episode of the Redemption Press Author Spotlight, host Shelly Brown sits down with Karla Byrd to discuss her new book, “Rooted in My Faith, the Church of My Childhood.” Karla takes listeners on a nostalgic journey, sharing vivid memories of growing up in an East Texas church, where faith and family were…

In this episode of the Redemption Press Author Spotlight, host Shelly Brown is joined by debut author Thomas Trezise to discuss his powerful new novel Former Things Forgotten. Set against the rugged backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains in eastern Tennessee, this spiritual fiction dives deep into the unseen world of spiritual warfare, offering readers a…

In this episode of the Redemption Press Author Spotlight, host Shelly Brown sits down with Christa Armstead, the inspiring author of “Illegitimate.” Christa recounts her extraordinary journey as the daughter of a Catholic priest and an African American teen, navigating a life marked by poverty, prejudice, and rejection. Raised on the streets of Los Angeles,…

In this heartwarming episode of theRedemption Press Author Spotlight, host Shelly Brown welcomes Jeri Lien, the creative mind behind the delightful children’s book,Bixby and the Very Bad Idea. Join us as we dive into the charming world of Bixby, a playful pup whose curiosity leads him into a little trouble but also teaches him—and young…

Welcome to this week’s Author Spotlight sponsored by Redemption Press. Each week, we feature one of our Redemption Press authors, where we shine a light on their book, share their journeys, and unearth the profound messages within their works. Today’s episode features Erin Geddes, Author ofAnd That’s Okay: I’m Wired Differently. In this inspiring episode…