Faithbased Stories

Hello, It's a new story of Muslim couple Arshad and Zoya Arrange marriage Zoya utto fajr ka time ho raha hai , Zoya Zoya" she too wake up ." Haan 5 min aap fresh hoke utta dena" she again slept . "Zoya bas karo abb " "Mein bas baat kar Rahi thi aur aap ne ..ne "she was crying "Aacha aacha sorry na baby - wo bas office ka stress tha aur wo tum pe thoda nikal gaya sorry biwi" he said and kissed her cheeks Arshad pulled her into his arms while she was breathing heavily. "Pani chahiye?" He asked to which she nods. are you sore? He asked. "No why will I be? ...u were sooooo gentle with me " she said in sarcastic way. "Ohhh soo can we have another round then?" He asked. And for more details you have to read the story .

Book One of the Sweet Seasons of Willowmere Every summer, Willowmere smells like strawberries. Clara Whitmore has always known two things: how to make the perfect batch of jam and that Daniel Carter would be right across Main Street when she needed him. But this year is different. With the Strawberry Festival approaching and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity waiting beyond town, Daniel must decide whether chasing success is worth leaving home. When a charming journalist arrives to capture the heart of Willowmere, Clara begins to realize that not every story ends the way you expect. They've been best friends since childhood. They've never crossed the line. But some feelings don't fade with the seasons. Most Impressive ranking #2 Cozyreads #7 Faithbased #12 Festival #27 Summerlove

Two lives shaped by different struggles cross paths in a marriage neither of them fully understands at first. Carrying the weight of their pasts, they try to build a life together-but trust is fragile, and not everyone around them wishes to see them happy. As misunderstandings grow and hidden truths begin to surface, their relationship is pushed to the edge. In a world where loyalty is tested and love is questioned, will they fall apart... or discover that some bonds are stronger than betrayal?

💫 A tale of silent love, fear of Allah, and growing up with dignity. Haya liked him for years... but she feared society, parents, and her own heart. At farewell, she almost confessed-but instead she made dua: "Ya Allah, remove what is not mine." They part ways... only to meet again years later- She as a gynaecologist. He as a brain surgeon. And destiny rewrites their unfinished story.

She believed in God. She just wasn't sure she believed in love anymore. After heart break and what she felt were unanswered prayers, she learnt to guard her heart even from hope. Then he arrived; steady, intentional, and willing to move with what God was shaping. Love in His Timing is not just a romance story, it's a journey of hope, patience and divine orchestration. A faith filled love story that will keep you turning pages late into the night. Want to read the full or support this author? https://selar.com/m/latoya-kayandulila1

We didn't start with "I love you." We started with "Let's pray." Amara wasn't looking for love, especially not in a place where her faith already felt distant. But everything changes when she meets Ethan, a quiet, kind boy who talks to God like He's truly listening. What starts as small conversations turns into something deeper. Shared prayers. Late thoughts. Moments that feel too important to ignore. But not every love story is simple. As life begins to change and the future pulls them in different directions, Amara and Ethan are forced to face a question neither of them is ready for: Is love enough... when timing isn't? Through faith, distance, and growing up, they'll learn that some connections don't break easily and some love stories are written differently than expected. ✨ A story about love, faith, growth, and the quiet moments that change everything.

Since kids, Kylan and Zola have been attached at the hip. But when life begins to pull them in different directions, their bond is put to the test, leading them to break apart. The Lord allows them to face challenges both together and apart, shaping who they're becoming. How will they face each other after years of absence? One thing is certain: God is the one who joined them, on purpose, and right on time. a faith-based love story :) "Therefore, what God has joined together, let no one separate." - Mark 10:9

"It's nice to meet you, Malia, I hope that we can have a fruitful relationship." Ben raised his hand in greeting. "I'm sure, but I have a quick question," Malia said ignoring the gesture "Sure, I'm an open book, ask me anything." "Where were you ordained?" she asked with a critical eye "Ordained?" Ben asked in confusion "Yes, ordained." "I was ordained in Japan." "Really?" "Yes, I was, why do you ask?" "Because just from where I'm standing and sensing from you, you're lying to me, " Malia deduced with a poker face that impressed even him "I don't know what you are assuming, Malia, but I can assure you that I'm a pastor that is only concerned about the welfare of the flock," "Only time will tell, but I warn you, if I catch you leading my brothers and sisters astray, God himself will have to keep me from getting your hide," Pretending to sigh with patience when in actuality, he wanted to roll his eyes at her, Ben asked: "How can I prove to you that I'm not here to deceive?" "Easy, get ready for Sunday, you've got a sermon to preach," Malia said with an attitude. "What, but I just got here, " "Don't worry; it's just Friday today. I'm sure that you'll be ready before then, " she said with a smile while getting her car keys. Oh crap, I need to find that deed, fast!" Ben thought with panic as his situation began to officially sink in. Ben Nguyen is the second son of a rich Tycoon that is desperately trying to win his father's approval. Malia Parker is a Pastor's daughter that loves God and cares about her congregation. When these two meet there is sure to be fireworks that are going to require God to manage. I don't own the rights to the picture

They called her cursed, but Heaven called her chosen. After losing everything in one stormy night, seventeen-year-old Amariah is left broken, alone, and blamed for the tragedy that took her family. But when a divine light appears and a voice whispers "You were never cursed, you were chosen," her life changes forever. Guided by faith and visions she can't explain, Amariah must rise from pain and rejection to walk into her divine purpose even as the same people who once shunned her now need her healing hands. 🌿 An emotional and inspiring faith-based story about purpose, pain, and the power of being chosen by God.

Everyone in the town knows Eliana Grace. She's the girl with the warmest smile, the softest prayers, and the kind of faith that never wavers until her world cracks in two. After the devastating loss of her twin sister, Eliana's once-bright spirit begins to dim. Though she still shows up at every church service, every community gathering, and every youth fellowship, the girl everyone loves is quietly drowning in grief. Her baking? Less sweet. Her art? More storm than sunshine. And though she won't admit it, her prayers feel a little quieter these days. Then Malachi Rivers moves in. He's new, reserved, and carrying scars of his own but there's something about the way he listens, the way he gently shows up when no one else sees her falling apart. They meet at a church gathering neither of them expected to attend, and from that moment on, something begins to bloom-fragile, hesitant, but real. Bound by faith, loss, and a shared love for baking, Eliana and Malachi begin to discover that maybe just maybe God isn't done writing their stories. And even in the ruins, there can be beauty. Even after heartbreak, there can be hope.

She prayed. He ghosted. God wrote them both into revival. Blue Ticks & Burning Altars - a Christian romance that bleeds grace.

Rafael, the son of the legendary Moonlight Assassin, is haunted by nightmares and whispers about his father's dark past. As he delves into the family's history, he discovers a shocking truth: he too is a manananggal, cursed with a monstrous transformation under the full moon. Torn between fear and duty, Rafael must confront his inner demons and learn to control his powers, all while facing a new threat that threatens his community. Can he overcome his fears and embrace his destiny as the Moonlight Assassin's heir, or will the darkness consume him? Cover art by stellarboy + Microsoft Copilot. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

In the third installment, Last Year's Flowers, MissReads19's poetry takes on a new shape through storytelling. Crafted from fragments of poems written through time, Last Year's Flowers takes the reader on a fictionalized journey of love from beginning to end with the in-betweens and flashbacks of memories. Broken down into three parts, the character's sentiments are revealed as the story progresses from moving through suffering and learning to let go. I won't forget the very beautiful time Loving you gave my heart a reason to fly, but Losing you took out a light. After I laid down the pieces of my heart, Love would bring the light and a shadow of the dark; Was it all such a temporary dream? All became lost in the in-between, Yet there's not one bit of me letting go, Sowing such a bitterly watered garden no one knows. Love is a sacrifice I didn't understand until you, Only bestowed unto those who are willing to leave their hearts open and through...

On the verge of succumbing to a life of isolation, P.W. Stone, a quirky teen, discovers her identity as an heir to an abandoned kingdom. After a total solar eclipse aligns seven cities named Salem with a hidden realm, the event propels her into a garden paradise with six fellow heirs. Paradise is not what it seems. Pyrats lurk at every turn, attempting to steal the newfound Destiny Scroll before P. W. and the other Salem Seven members unveil the secret to the enemy's defeat. What occurs in one realm affects the other. If the teens don't accomplish what their ancestors failed to do and claim their kingdoms, life on Earth as they know it will come to a tragic end. Will P.W. emerge into whom she's called to be and take back all that is rightfully hers? P.W. Stone and the Missing Kingdoms is for those 11 and up, ready to embark on a whirlwind adventure.

This story came from a real moment. I was sitting in bed, feeling like the weight of the world was crushing me...physically. Bills. Responsibilities. The future. My body was aching. My mind wouldn't shut off. I told God, "I just want to rest. I want to feel like I did when I was a little girl. I want to stop carrying everything like it's all on me." That prayer turned into a story. "The Pillow and the Porch Light" is my heart in words...a reminder that even when life feels overwhelming, God never stops being our covering. It's not just a story about childhood innocence. It's about what happens when we remember that we are still God's daughters. Even at 35. Even with kids of our own. Even when the bills are real and life is heavy. We don't have to carry the house. We don't have to fight the night. The porch light is still on... and our Father is still watching the door.

An Into Their Own short story *On hiatus* (This is a followup to The Peasant and won't make much sense if you haven't read that first) When Noah and Eyla flee the country, Ada and Nathaniel are left to pick up the pieces. Ada is sweet, considerate, and devoted to living a moral life. Nathaniel is sarcastic, moody, and generally just looking for a good time. They have little in common, almost nothing but a shared devotion to their missing employers. Could that be enough to spark a lasting connection?

At the peak of global power, Grand Duke David von Chen-conqueror of Europe, defeater of NATO, and ruler of the world's greatest empire-was killed at the Geneva Summit by a secret quantum-pulse weapon. But death was only the beginning. Reborn in a traditional Eastern cultivation world, in his 15-year-old body, he retains the memories, skills, and muscle memory of his 70-year-old self: a master strategist, elite soldier, polyglot scholar, and devout Orthodox Christian.

Who Am I? He learned how to shrink. Not because he wanted to... But because silence was safer than trying to be understood. What happens to a boy who never got to explain himself? Who learned that emotions are "useless"... And that to be loved, you must first be useful? We begin his story. The boy who became a man... Still trying to earn what he should have always been given.

A guarded woman. A grieving man. When crisis brings them closer, they must learn to trust each other-and God-for the healing they've both been running from Anna James has always been the calm one-the dependable friend, the steady volunteer, the woman who never cracks no matter what life throws at her. But beneath the surface, she carries wounds she's never allowed anyone to see. Ivan Romano knows something about wounds. After losing his mother, he's spent years serving others, pouring himself out to fill the emptiness inside. When a sudden crisis at their church's community center breaks through Anna's composure, Ivan finds himself walking beside her in a way neither of them expected. As their friendship deepens into something more, they must learn what it means to trust God's timing, face their pasts with honesty, and discover that redemption doesn't just heal broken hearts-it binds them together. A tender, faith-filled, friends-to-lovers romance about grace, healing, and the kind of love that stays.

She loved him once when it was dangerous. Now she has to decide if she can love him when it's safe. After years of silence, Hunter has built a life of peace, power, and quiet healing. But when Military shows up on her porch with repentance in his eyes and forever on his lips, the past threatens to bloom again-this time with roots. In a slow-burn journey of unlearning, redemption, and real love, they'll have to face what they broke, what they became, and what they still might be. This time... it's not about falling. It's about choosing. Because sometimes, the one who left is the only one who was ever really yours.