When I learned how to write my name as part of my vocational rehabilitation training through the years as a blind person, I couldn’t stand handwriting, because my name was all I was told to practice writing. This task was grueling at best, so I signed my name to documents the best … Read more
Psalm 46:10 says “Be still and know that I am God.” Before I can know that God is our heavenly Father, I must be still must hush and quiet my brain. Sometimes that’s hard for me, because although I’m silent, my brain jumps from thought to thought, or I get lost in my own head. … Read more
This vignette was originally entered into the 540 writers anual contest. I’m posting it here for your reading pleasure. Early one Saturday morning in late September, Hannah stepped out onto the front porch with her 6-year-old daughter Katie. The wind chimes sang their happy tune in the gentle breeze, blowing from the southeast. Hannah … Read more
In today’s YouTube video, my special guest and I talk about how she writes fiction to teach the younger generations about the kingdom of God. Join us as she reads aloud from the first book of her YA Fantasy series, and gives some practical tips to help authors craft their God inspired stories. Janet Fichter … Read more
I love to celebrate new book launches and champion the Celebrate Lit Publishing authors who’s work I’ve edited. Today’s YouTube video and podcast episode are no exceptions! Join my special guest and me as we talk about her writing journey and celebrate her brand new novella. Marguerite Martin Gray is the author of the Revolutionary … Read more
Dearly beloved readers in the blogosphere, Seeking first the kingdom of God is important if we want to align with God and follow His plan for our lives. I talk about this in depth on my YouTube video and Podcast episode. I also provide tips and encouragement for building a team of prayer warriors around … Read more
Has there ever been a time in your life when you say to God, “I’ve had enough?” I know I have, and my returning guest, Paul Granger talks about a time when he’s felt this way as well. Watch the YouTube video or listen to the podcast episode as we discuss how God becomes enough … Read more
Have you ever thought about taking your art to the next level? On this week’s YouTube video and Podcast episode my special guest, Donna Edman, explains how she used her photography to help women over 50 share their advice to their 20-year-old selves and share their stories. Donna is an award-winning portrait photographer with … Read more
Have you ever planned to have a conversation with someone, only to have God change the direction of your conversation from start to finish? This is exactly what happened with my special guest Cherrilynn Bisbano and me in today’s episode. I invite you to join our conversation via the YouTube video or the podcast episode … Read more
Hello everyone in the blogosphere. I have a question for you to consider. What story will you tell your audience? Let me tell you a story. That’s the topic of today’s YouTube video and podcast episode. The Holy Spirit led me to share my story of how I became an author and the reason for … Read more
I started writing the following poem in February, when we had a few warm, sunny days. As I listened to my first recording, I found that some of the lines (thinking of taking a walk, for example) had a swinging, sing-songy rhythm that was totally unintentional! It was a total God thing! Here’s the original … Read more
Oh, for manuscripts lost I wonder what the cost I must pay to get my story back In time and content. But when the manuscript is found, A song of joy resounds In my heart, To replace my writer’s lament. If I lose my manuscript In the realm of cyberspace Will I lose … Read more
Today marks the launch of Mark Snoad’s debut middle grade novel entitled Maggie and the Mountain of Light. Join us as we celebrate this book launch and learn a little about how God called Mark to write. Watch the conversation on YouTube or listen on the podcast. Mark Snoad is an author and teacher living … Read more
In today’s YouTube video and podcast episode I share with you the four benefits of keeping a writing journal for your nonfiction. If you can think of more, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below. A journal is a Place to capture ideas for blogposts and articles. A journal is a … Read more
In today’s episode, God has anointed my conversation with Beth Jones about her latest book and the two new books He has given her for the near future. Pray with us and have your Bible and a method for taking notes handy, because this conversation has some golden nuggets about prophecy and writing the vision … Read more
In the first YouTube video and podcast episode of my mini series called Journaling Benefits for Writers, I explain the benefits of keeping a fiction writing journal. A Journal is a place to dump unwanted thoughts and feelings. A Journal is a place to write your prayers and responses from the Holy Spirit. A Journal … Read more
I wrote the following article for the World Blind Herald last month: Introduction Starting your own podcast is a great way to increase brand awareness for your business. However, there are several things to consider and action steps you must take to ensure the success of your podcast. Here are eight questions to ask yourself … Read more
Faith and Healing are integral parts of the writing process. In today’s episode, my special guest Douglas Weissman shares the story behind his writing process, and how faith and healing have been vital attributes of his call to write. You can watch our conversation on YouTube or listen on my Inspirational Journeys podcast. Douglas Weissman … Read more
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This week, my dear sister in Christ and fellow WWJ returns to talk about her collection of adorable, Christ-centered bedtime stories for children of all ages. INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEYS PRESENTS! Alison Hendrix returns with On Whimsy’s Wings! Hello: I’m proud to announce the following guest for your listening pleasure. Please be sure to read onward after … Read more