I feel the same way. I struggled with discipline after getting four novels published in four years. I wrote a blog. Then 2016 came and I wasn’t sure where my Christian writing fit in. And I felt I wrote so much that I was “wrote out.”
Being a full time nurse, getting back to case managing demanding a great amount of time. I asked God each day where my talents would be used- the few I met each day or by having a successful writing career? I felt He wanted to give me abundance in both, but I remained in my slog of years.
I fractured my femur in April. I have been off work, but also healing those three months. I’ve written some. Doctor wants me off at least two more months. I’m getting an income. I realized God has given me a gift of time. I shall not hide my talent.
Posting an ad my son-in-law made for me has generated new interest in my writing. At first, I was insulted. I’ve been at this eleven years. But I embraced the notice and only believe God is in control of this journey.
My calling is to write fiction. Jesus taught in parables because many were not ready for Truth. Do not cast pearls before swine.
I think people are starving for great fiction writing and even being able to weave elements of faith into it is becoming more and more common. I think God is creating space for people to create things that will point people to his Kingdom, whether it is direct or in-direct.
I'm learning lately that writing and doing so when considering our faith will take all shapes and forms. So, if something works and generates some buzz, maybe that's what God wants you to work with. That has been true for me.
This is timely for me, Mr. Heimbigner. A few months ago, I made a decision based on everything happening in our world to truly get grounded in scripture and prayer like I never have before. Wow! The insights I'm receiving from God during my prayer and study time are nothing short of amazing. He is also teaching me the repercussions of what happens when I skip this time with Him.
I look forward to seeing what God has in store here. Peace and joy to you in Jesus' name.
So excited to hear that God has been meeting you in your prayer and study times! I love hearing it because I know he wants to connect with his people and a lot of believers struggle to create the space needed to connect with God.
I feel the same way. I struggled with discipline after getting four novels published in four years. I wrote a blog. Then 2016 came and I wasn’t sure where my Christian writing fit in. And I felt I wrote so much that I was “wrote out.”
Being a full time nurse, getting back to case managing demanding a great amount of time. I asked God each day where my talents would be used- the few I met each day or by having a successful writing career? I felt He wanted to give me abundance in both, but I remained in my slog of years.
I fractured my femur in April. I have been off work, but also healing those three months. I’ve written some. Doctor wants me off at least two more months. I’m getting an income. I realized God has given me a gift of time. I shall not hide my talent.
Posting an ad my son-in-law made for me has generated new interest in my writing. At first, I was insulted. I’ve been at this eleven years. But I embraced the notice and only believe God is in control of this journey.
My calling is to write fiction. Jesus taught in parables because many were not ready for Truth. Do not cast pearls before swine.
I think people are starving for great fiction writing and even being able to weave elements of faith into it is becoming more and more common. I think God is creating space for people to create things that will point people to his Kingdom, whether it is direct or in-direct.
I'm learning lately that writing and doing so when considering our faith will take all shapes and forms. So, if something works and generates some buzz, maybe that's what God wants you to work with. That has been true for me.
This is timely for me, Mr. Heimbigner. A few months ago, I made a decision based on everything happening in our world to truly get grounded in scripture and prayer like I never have before. Wow! The insights I'm receiving from God during my prayer and study time are nothing short of amazing. He is also teaching me the repercussions of what happens when I skip this time with Him.
I look forward to seeing what God has in store here. Peace and joy to you in Jesus' name.
So excited to hear that God has been meeting you in your prayer and study times! I love hearing it because I know he wants to connect with his people and a lot of believers struggle to create the space needed to connect with God.