Does human creativity reflect our Creator?
In Christ’s example, we find the position and the quality of mastery inherent to creating. But what does that mean for us? Continue reading
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A Genealogist’s Guide to Storytelling: Two Types of Editing
In this series, we’re talking about how to craft your genealogical research into engaging stories to share with family. The first post covers the facts, clues, and in-between bits that Continue reading
A Genealogist’s Guide to Storytelling: A Satisfying Conclusion
In this series, we’re talking about how to craft your genealogical research into engaging stories to share with family. The first post covers the facts, clues, and in-between bits that Continue reading
A Genealogist’s Guide to Storytelling: a Character, a Conflict, and a Cost
In this series, we’re talking about how to craft your genealogical research into engaging stories to share with family. The first post covers the facts, clues, and in-between bits that Continue reading
A Genealogist’s Guide to Storytelling: Facts, Clues, and the In-Between Bits
If you love genealogy, you might spend a fair amount of time baffled at your less-interested relatives. Aren’t they curious about their roots, their heritage? Don’t they care where they Continue reading
When Research Becomes a Little Too Real – by Gina Conroy
Today we have a huge treat! Author Gina Conroy is giving us an exclusive peek at some of the research she did for her newly released mystery, Digging Up Death, Continue reading
Am I called to write?
It’s exciting when a verse from a familiar Bible passage lands on my heart in a brand new way. Like when Matthew 13:51-52 hit me right between the eyes. Continue reading
184. Block
Writer’s block is a sick, sad feeling. Some people believe whole-heartedly in muses — inspiration either speaks or it doesn’t, que sera sera. Others say writing is always hard work Continue reading
154. Tell & 155. Show
154. I’m not very sure why Jesus instructs people in the New Testament not to tell anyone about Him. I mean, I get it when He’s talking to a demon. Continue reading
Freshening Up Faith Clichés
Most of the writers I know are very conscientious about eliminating clichés from their work. It’s advice so oft-repeated as to be a cliché in itself: use fresh language. Choose Continue reading
