About Streamroots

If necessity is the mother of invention, opportunity is the father. Both of these converged to form Streamroots Publishing long before the bigger picture would unfold. Our startup actually began in 2013 as the host home for Tiffany Nesbitt’s blog posts. A few years later when she released a women’s Bible study, Bless became Streamroots’ first imprint. Then in 2022, Chris Nesbitt had the opportunity to republish his father’s book from 1997, The Servant King. As it received the Streamroots imprint, it suddenly became apparent that a new kind of publishing house was being birthed. A generational imprint. A legacy imprint.

This commitment to legacy has naturally expanded into our newest endeavor: Streamroots Heirloom. We believe that some stories are too good to be left in the past, so we have set out to engage in the art of restoration. Through the Heirloom imprint, we unearth and republish historical treasures—works of virtue, beauty, and timeless storytelling, such as the rediscovered classics of L. Frank Baum. By curating these “literary heirlooms,” we are bridging the gap between generations, ensuring that the wisdom of the past continues to nourish the faith of the future.

With over a half-dozen manuscripts currently in process, Streamroots remains focused on championing wholesome storytelling while compelling believers of all ages to run the race with endurance. Our hope is that each read does more than encourage—that it inspires a lifestyle of virtue and a radical, Jesus-loving faith marked by risk and obedience.