Keith Windham

In writing, I often explore worlds that aren’t immediately visible — secret places, hidden truths, and unseen forces shaping events. It’s a theme in my stories, but it also reflects a deeper reality of our faith: God is at work even when we can’t see Him.

The Reality of the Unseen

Hebrews 11:1 tells us, “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” God’s presence, guidance, and love are often invisible, but they are real. Just like a character in a story...

As a Christian writer, one of the greatest joys for me is showing God’s grace in my stories. But I often wrestle with this question: how do I reveal it without my characters, or readers, feeling like they’re sitting through a sermon? For me, the answer lies in subtlety—planting small seeds that eventually bloom into hope, forgiveness, and redemption.

What Does Foreshadowing Grace Mean?

When I talk about foreshadowing grace, I mean moments of mercy hinted at before they fully unfold. Grace is...

Earlier last month, I wrote and illustrated a new children’s book about a chupacabra named Churro who loves to make pies (yes—fully illustrated by me… I’m still a little proud of that).

Stylistically, it follows the same rhyming, picture-driven approach as my previous work. But the real question is: why a chupacabra?

Growing up, one of my cousins was completely obsessed with chupacabra lore. She knew everything—where it lived, what it did, how it hunted. For the uninitiated, the legend goes...