Denise K. Loock

Denise Kelso Loock's devotions and stories appear in best-selling books and magazines. She teaches women's Bible studies and speaks at luncheons and conferences. She also posts biweekly devotions on her website: digdeeperdevotions.com.

Other than teaching and studying the Bible, her favorite activities are gardening, rooting for the Yankees, watching the antics of her cat, reading, and taking leisurely walks.

She and her husband live in the beautiful Smoky Mountains.

You can contact her through her devotional website, www.digdeeperdevotions.com, or through her freelance editing website, www.lightningeditingservices.com.

Where else can you read what Denise has written? Published works include--

Open Your Hymnal and Open Your Hymnal Again--two devotional collections that connect the lyrics of hymns and gospel songs to the Scriptures that inspired them.

Restore the Significance: Devotions on Lesser-Known People of the Bible--a collection of devotions that celebrates the unique purpose and plan God has designed for every individual. Co-authored with my Dig Deeper ministry partner, Nancy J. Baker.

Restore the Joy: Daily Devotions for December--a collection of devotions that will help readers reclaim the joy of the season that God intends for His people to experience when they reflect on Christ's birth. Co-authored with my Dig Deeper ministry partner, Nancy J. Baker.

Restore the Hope: Devotions for Lent and Easter--a collection of devotions that will help readers reclaim the hope that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ made possible for every person. Co-authored with my Dig Deeper ministry partner, Nancy J. Baker.

Restore the Conversation: Fifty Devotions on Prayer--a collection of devotions that will help readers better understand the privilege, purpose, and power of conversing with God. Co-authored with my Dig Deeper ministry partner, Nancy J. Baker.

"The Motherhood Marathon" in Chicken Soup for New Moms

"Bargains and Boundaries" in Chicken Soup's What I Learned from the Cat

"Imperfect, Not Incompetent" in A Cup of Comfort for New Mothers