Living in a disposable universe is our reality until the flesh is gone. What we experience in the flesh is a short term universe designed for a specific purpose. Then it will be tossed—dissolved in fire, the greatest fireworks shows … Continue reading →
A wonderful writing and editing setup — InDesign and Books. I thought I’d share how I have learned to write and edit as I go when putting together a novel. Some of you may know I write in InDesign. So, … Continue reading →
Yes, time for a word to our sponsor is due. I saw a snatch of a lyric from Caedmon’s Call this morning that really struck me—we’re all stillborn… It ties in with Amir Tsarfati’s near constant reminder—no one’s born a … Continue reading →
A deeper faith for Christian fiction amazes me in recent days. I just finished the second series out of my world build for Albuquerque in the future. I had no idea what to write next. As you may have noticed, … Continue reading →
Christian urban fantasy defined for me as I get started anew. It’s time for a new book. I’m drawn to Urban Fantasy because my stories are too edgy for Contemporary or even Paranormal Romance. Besides, my characters tend to know … Continue reading →
Just avoid preaching with character witness in daily life. Has it dawned on you yet that preaching is primarily for evangelists? For most of us, the simple sharing of what the Lord has done in our life recently is a … Continue reading →
But, seek the anointing constantly minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, day-by day. These are perilous times. We need a fresh word from the Lord constantly—if we want to be fruitful in these changing times. At this time, the change is constant, and relentless. … Continue reading →
Writing blessing witness causes growth and foolish surprises. It’s still amazing that I’m surprised or growing. As I’ve been sharing what the Lord has been doing for me in writing fiction, I’ve been blessed far more than I expected. Now, … Continue reading →
Polished prose often misses the mark, we need to remember how Paul fought that problem vigorously. I did not come with superiority of speech or wisdom, declaring to you the testimony of God. For I determined not to know anything among you … Continue reading →
How do you add anointing to your writing? Elijah, an architect, asks one of my lead characters, “What do you think the key is to anointed design? I feel like I am really fighting it.” He’s asking William, a young … Continue reading →