Sometimes what the Lord does seems almost cruel—IF you look with your eyes of flesh. The following is one of those places. Jesus clearly says that He explains things only to His disciples. For the rest of the people He tells … Continue reading →
The first question is simple, Have you heard the Word [logos] of the Lord? We can hear it by listening to a preacher, a friend, a song, or many others avenues. We can hear it by reading the scripture, a … Continue reading →
Are you ready to write in Truth? I have been reading and praying this morning for the grace to be real & transparent with my Lord Jesus and you. So, I’m sitting here reading and I read this little story. … Continue reading →
Editor’s Comments You know how I feel about a call from God to write from previous postings and Writing In Holiness: While Keeping It Real. DJ’s call is for a wider path. We have many authors there. But, this isn’t to say … Continue reading →
The new wave of powerful Christian fiction is really exciting. I can’t talk about how it’s manifesting in romance or mystery because I don’t read those genre. I would love it if those of you involved in those genre add … Continue reading →
There’s an excellent article today on Site Pro News about online marketing of your Website, called How to Create Shareable, Likeable and Organic Content. The two typos in the headline worry me a bit. However, Julia tells us the truth about marketing that we, … Continue reading →
This has been one of my favorite topics for many years. It is also one of the places where Christians are most embarrassing. Most simply do not have a clue. Yet, it is certainly one of the major ways we … Continue reading →
Typographer, author, font designer This blog contains the musings of a long-time artist, writer, & believer who’s been around far too long and knows less than he did forty years ago when he was sure he knew everything. He believes … Continue reading →
Recently I’ve spent time reading and rereading Ben Patterson’s wonderful space opera. It has little or nothing to do with type of trash seen in the image. It’s what I look forward to in a tale like this. His writing … Continue reading →
In moving from the “practical realism” of Gannah to the “intensely magical” Gemworld, we move from a blatant depiction of Christians with a strong impact on an entire society to a world where God is more undercover—as He is often … Continue reading →