My vision for Christian fiction: As I have watched the new paradigm of self-publishing spread among God’s Kingdom, a tremendous hope has grown within me. What an incredible tool we have been given to evangelize the lost! As the end … Continue reading →
If you are looking for a community of authors, closed to keep out scammers, Indie Christian Authors is an excellent group to join. It’s led by a speculative fiction author, Vicki Lucas, with great help administering by Elaine H. Baldwin, Jessiqua … 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 →
I know, I’ve been on this rant for a while. I regularly get teased or worse because my technothriller, Daniel’s Mighty Men (seen to the left), is 666 pages. How can I expect anyone to actually read such a behemoth? … Continue reading →
When I asked Yvonne Anderson (as we were discussing her latest release in the Gateway to Gannah series), what God had called her to do with her writing, her interest led me to ask her to write a guest post … Continue reading →
I’ve read several Christian fantasies lately, especially those supposedly for children, which have been written in a style which severely hurts the quality of the books. Now, I’m not advocating the type of story seen in the comic cover to … Continue reading →
Here’s where the rubber meets the road. If the Holy Spirit is deeply involved in your conscious life, He offers you help of which the world has no concept. Paul tells us that Jesus is our righteousness and our wisdom. … Continue reading →
I only recently began reading Christian fiction almost exclusively. As many of you know, I rate the level of Christianity in the spec fic I read in the reviews I post to this blog. Over the past four days I had … Continue reading →
Almost daily someone, in one of the online groups I participate in, asks for prayers about their so-called writer’s block. I just read an very good article by Andrew Lewis Conn in Publisher’s Weekly. He makes some excellent points—giving 7 … Continue reading →
This is a short statement from my newest book due out this week or next. NDA prevents me from saying more than that. So the Lord has called you to write The Lord requires us to deal with the realities of … Continue reading →
