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 →
What the Lord has been showing me this morning is that we are to be immersed under His power. Jesus didn’t give me something to do, but someone to become. I needed to be made into the proper brick for … Continue reading →
It becomes more and more true that we live in a reader beware world today. I can’t remember the last time I read a traditionally published “Christian” book of speculative fiction, sicfi, or fantasy with much Truth in it. Usually, they … Continue reading →
I needed the refreshing which comes with a superb Spirit-filled action-adventure romance. For the 3rd time, Guy’s 6-book series does that wonderfully well. Even the third time through, the stories gripped me. The romances are intense, lusty, and compelling. The … Continue reading →
When we start to write redemptive fiction, we need this basic bit of writing wisdom. We cannot share Truth until we Know it. Head knowledge may impress our readers, but it will not transform them. The transforming power comes from … Continue reading →
The question of Christian entertainment is crucial as we look at our calling to write. Even if we are writing nonfiction, it won’t help much if it’s not entertaining. So, how does this apply to a Christian author called by … Continue reading →
Deborah Dunson believes the Redemptive Fiction: Chronicles of Warfare series should be given an award of excellence. Melinda Michelle has written a powerful work of Christian fiction in this seven book series—one book for each day of the week. [yasr_overall_rating … Continue reading →
We authors think we’re special, and we are. But as Christians, the authors’ Great Commission is the same as everyone else’s. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the … Continue reading →
One of the things we talk about a lot is the horrible attribute named preachy. I’ve always just blown it off with a quick, “You got to make it real.” In Jerry Jenkins regular email today, he shared this. The Come … Continue reading →
I would like to give the Spirit-Filled Fiction Award of Excellence to Anita Estes for her book The Dividing Stone. —Deborah Dunson [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] The Dividing Stone, Spirit-Filled Fiction The blurb: A sinister, dark force hovers over the unsuspecting valley … Continue reading →
