In I Corinthians 3:9, Scripture tells us that we are co-laborers with Christ. As such, we cooperate with Him in accomplishing His work in the earth.
Those of us who are writers cooperate with Christ by writing what He wants us to write when He wants us to write it and how He wants us to write it. In other words, we submit our artistic will to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
Sometimes in our writing career, we get blindsided by an unexpected event that temporarily throws us off course. It could be a family situation, a medical diagnosis, or a job loss. Whatever the situation, we suddenly find ourselves facing a circumstance that diverts our full attention from our writing. What can we do?
Writing can be difficult enough, but writing through a crisis can be almost impossible. But for the grace of God, we would never make it.
If you want to avoid failing at writing, then this could be the most important blog post you will ever read. You see, I’ve failed at writing, so I’m highly qualified to tell you what caused me to fail. I’m also highly qualified to tell you how I turned my failure into success.
Writing often comes by the sweat of one's brow. Had I waited for inspiration throughout my writing career, I would have written few words. Most of what I've written over the years has come from sheer perseverance and a strong determination to get the job done.
Do you need another chance? Another chance at setting a writing goal? Another chance at reaching a writing goal? Another chance at starting over again?
Belief is essential to writing success. Not just any belief, but belief in what God says about us.Far too many Christian writers believe what the world says about them instead of what God says about them.
Perhaps more than any other profession, the writing life resembles a roller-coaster ride. We sit on the edge of our seats, excited about the climb to success when, suddenly, we are plunged into a valley of rejection slips, failed contracts, and a host of other discouraging events that threaten to destroy our resolve to keep on writing.
Warm greetings to all of my fellow CANers! This is my first post, and I am delighted to have the opportunity to share my heart with you and, I trust, to bless you. Thank you for blessing me!
Today, I'd like to talk about an issue I've struggled with and some solutions I've discovered. If you're like me, you may have experienced the same struggle, especially at this time of year.
The 21st century with all of its technological discoveries has engendered a new disorder called Overwhelm. Grammatically speaking, "overwhelm" is a verb, not a noun. But the case is strong for making it a noun as well.
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