Telling {On} Your Past
There is great healing and power in writing your story...even if no one else ever reads it. But in order to receive the healing and power you must WRITE IT OUT, not just recite it in your head. We are here to help! Join us for this FREE Online Class!
How to Download Your Facebook Timeline
Have you been very faithful in posting devotionals to your Facebook Timeline, and now God is calling you to compile them into a book? You may have tried scrolling through their Facebook Timeline, but that process is a bit daunting. There is an easier way! You can export and download your Facebook Timeline with just […]
Powerful Books ~ Powerful Writers
The two necessary tasks you need to do get better at anything is to glean from experts in that field and then practice the skill yourself. The same goes for writing. We have talked about improving your writing by using dialogue, and crafting your testimony; but in this post, we would like to share several […]
Write Your Testimony not a “Victimony”
Many times, a testimony is when God shows up in the darkest hour and saves someone from some pretty dire circumstances. It is always a great God Story when good wins over evil, but in telling the story, sometimes the victim mentality sneaks in and tries to steal the power of your testimony. 3 ways […]
Why Share My Story? Does my Testimony Really Matter?
I think we all have experienced the lie of insignificance at some point in life; where we feel that our story, our actions, or our work just doesn’t mean much. So why share my story? We can become convinced that our tale is just like everyone else’s. Or we take the flip side of the […]
The Power of Dialogue: Actions Speak Louder Than Words
The key to introducing your characters to the reader is through powerful dialogue. The words people use and the actions that accompany them paints a more vivid picture than just telling your reader about the character. Dialogue is mainly used in fiction and memoir, but non-fiction books can utilize it as well when sharing various […]
Writing for your Audience – Flesch-Kincaid Readability Tests
In starting your blog or your book, I always tell people to just write. For the first draft, don’t worry about the grammar, sentence structure, or readability. That is what a second and third draft are all about. However, I continue to remind my authors to keep their audience in mind when writing. Things like […]