1. Kathleen McCleary
posts at Writer
Unboxed on the subject of "Navigating Families in Fiction. In real
life, we all experience loss, have difficult relationships, etc. This is
something every novelist can apply to their writing.
2. Karen Whiting, at The
Write Conversation, talks about marketing your poetry. She has some unique
ideas.
3. Testimonies of
answered prayer encourage and spark our faith. I recently read about a young
girl diagnosed with an inoperable, cancerous brain tumor on Faithwire.
The prognosis was grim, but God...
4. Jean
Fischer shared her experience with hearing God's voice on her Compost Pile
blog. This sweet story touched my heart. I hope it blesses you as well.
5. Last Thanksgiving,
I discovered pecan pie, and I've craved it since that day. I wasn't surprised
when it came up as one of the most-searched recipes of 2018 on Google. Check
out this post at Delish
and see what other meals made the list.
Writers: How do you
explore the complex relationships of your characters?
Readers: How does
reading testimonies or novels impact your spiritual life? Please share.
Photo Credit: B S K
2 comments:
Susan: I love hearing testimonies of God taking over and healing people. Four years ago, a young girl in our church was diagnosed with a different type of brain cancer. Her mother and her family did all they could to take care of her. The church even sponsored a fundraising event for her. She was diagnosed in February, in November, Jesus came and took her home. Her mother still grieves for her. The girl was 12 when she left us.
Thank you for the share, Susan. I continue to receive notes from readers who have their own "yellow butterflies" stories. God is so good!
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