As I packed for a spiritual retreat last weekend [two weekends past, now], a thought hit me: you can count on hearing God at a retreat because you’ve reduced the distractions, but it’s also because you’re listening. You’re anticipating. You expect to hear him.
Pop on over to the InScribe Writers Online blog if you want to read more about “Listening to God“.
Monday was my day to post at InScribe Writers Online: a few words of encouragement to remind us we’re God’s works in progress.
“It became known as the summer of the Great Thaw. Not to be confused with the Silent Warming, when the old chest freezer simply gave up.”
If you’d like to read the rest of my wonky spin on defrosting the freezer, check out my post at InScribe Writers Online.
Can an introvert with a large personal space zone enjoy visiting Times Square? Check out my post at InScribe Writers Online, “How I Spent My Summer Vacation“.
Today’s my day to post at InScribe Writers Online. Spiritual lessons from hanging upside down on a crazy carnival ride? Check out “The Ride of Your Life“.
Monday was my day to post at InScribe Writers Online. If you want to check out Obedience, it carries on the theme of Let Go, Let God (my post last week here).
Blessings today!
Pop, there it is: the perfect title for your story. Perhaps it even comes first, teasing you to discover a plot to do it justice. Or perhaps it has to be coaxed from some deep pocket of your brain.
If you’re a writer who’d like some help with titling your work, pop over to Bonnie’ Grove’s Fiction Matters blog. I’m happy to be part of the lineup of guest bloggers, and I share what’s helped me in finding titles for my stories. [Edit: Guest post is under the pen name of Joanna Mallory, which I was using at the time.]
It’s my turn to post at InScribe Writers Online, too. My new post is Christ in Me.