I’m excited to introduce my first online course to you: How to Maximize Your Benefits from a Christian Writers Conference! This course includes my insider tips that helped me sign with an agent and get my first book contract after attending She Speaks 2017. I’m offering these tips because I want to help you succeed at your first Christian writers conference.
For years, I beat myself up for both major and minor infractions. Both sins of commission (when I actively did wrong) and sins of omission (when I didn’t do right things) haunted me.
I grew up in the church and knew the Bible well. Yet forgiving myself often felt impossible, especially for sins that changed the path of my life.
If you struggle with forgiving yourself, meditate on this portion of Psalm 103 with me. We’ll look at how to apply it to our lives after we read it through, slowly and thoughtfully.
Today I’m posting about drawing close to God while writing as a contributor and host of the Blogger Voices Network. It’s a place where Christian women bloggers can gather for support and encouragement. You can link your posts up on Fridays and join the Facebook community for daily encouragement.
Writing is one of the most challenging endeavors you’ll face. But it can be one of the most rewarding too, especially as you draw close to God while you write.
The story of the woman at the well reminds me of my own past sin. I re-imagined her story in this fictional piece last year. Today I’m digging into the story of how she was set free from past sin.
Does loving others come naturally to you? To be honest, it doesn’t come easily for me. But Bob Goff’s newest book, Everybody Always, is showing me ways to let go, embrace God’s will, and love differently.
Bob is a gifted storyteller with a zest for life and a giant heart for people. I enjoyed his first book Love Does
