The only way for you to write excellent books is to find your completion in Jesus. As we put off the old, and put on the new, He calls us to be a writer. This is an important discovery. And, … Continue reading →
The longer I live the more I see that setting our mind within Messiah is our hope of joy, peace, and contentment. This is where we are born to be, into what our birth from above places us. After our rebirth, … Continue reading →
So, where do we go from here? Post-Trump ministry plans are more hopeful—for me, at least. Spiritual strongholds struck down in front of our eyes, if the prophets are to be believed. I’m seeing evidence that there will be openings for … Continue reading →
We fail at explaining tribulation. Instead we complain within. I comprehend so little. Because, I depend so much on what I see, hear, taste, touch, or smell, I allow the flesh to control the agenda. The Lord’s focuses on getting … Continue reading →
God’s masterpiece is not what today’s church expects. It’s not Jesus, for He is God. It is the Wife of God…mankind brought into oneness with the Messiah. We are the best work of His hand. We are no longer poor, … Continue reading →
So, you’re called to write, and your books are important to you. But in the Lord’s eye, your character not stories matter. Who you are is His primary focus. This is always His focus, and what He loves about you. … Continue reading →
For the Christian author, it starts from above — always! Anything good we produce comes via the Holy Spirit. Your books will have no power without rhema, which is that Word from the Lord specifically targeting the readers of your efforts. It … Continue reading →
Is writing parables required for Christian fiction? Probably. The Lord has been showing me scriptures about this for a couple of decades now. It just finally clicked. Yes, I’m kind of slow at times. I was reading Luke a few … Continue reading →
All of our direction comes from Messiah’s Mind. If it doesn’t we’re fools, at best. Everything we do down here is merely the seed for what happens after we go. As usual, John Follette says it well: I am so … Continue reading →
Have you come to the end of yourself yet? This is what struck me this afternoon as I gave the Lord some time to talk with me. I was reading Golden Grain again after the scripture passage He gave me: … Continue reading →