Writing Dual POV

Writing Dual POV As we write, we grow. Our knowledge and experience in the art of writing are built in one area or another. Often, this growth is unnoticeable to those who read the stories. We might miss it because the growth is subtle, placed between the lines and on […]
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Cockroaches and Confession

Cockroaches and Confession In her book, Speak Truth in Your Heart, my dear sister-in-Christ Sarah (Mally) Hancock told a story about finding a cockroach in their house one day. After catching the quick rascal, her dad looked it up to make sure it was a cockroach. Sarah drew a few lessons […]
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Creating the Faze Whip

Creating the Faze Whip A quest in the ambiguous, ever-changing Fallen Lands demanded a unique weapon for the hidden heroes to wield.  To be honest, one day, Nahum swung from a tree bearing a remarkable weapon that caught Adrian’s wonder. And the way he described it instantly formed the image […]
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The Deep Writing Questions

The Deep Writing Questions Budding Writer Questions #3 When one begins to write, it is natural to begin searching out how to write by watching others. As my younger sister watched me, some questions arose as she pondered what writing looks like for her. These questions are important and need […]
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Child

Child I absolutely love the study of the names of God in the Bible. Over the past two or so years, that’s been one of my favorite things to look for as I read cover to cover. Of all the names of Jesus recorded in Scripture, I have found only […]
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