#ChristianWriting

@jamela-real.bsky.social

1 week ago

My Journey Through the Cross - Ashley D. Wille | Home My Journey Through the Cross by Ashley shares her insights and inner struggles in heartfelt snapshots of her life. Through her profound...

Christian healing through suffering testimony examines how suffering can lead to emotional and spiritual renewal. Related reflections are discussed at www.lifecoachashleydwille.com
within a personal faith context.

#FaithJourney #InnerHealing #ChristianWriting

@spencertracy1.bsky.social

3 months ago

Writing in Service of God: Compiling Testimony from Others - Virginia Stewart Metzler Discover how writing and sharing faith stories become a powerful act in the service of God. Explore Virginia Metzler's testimony.

“Writing in Service of God: Compiling Testimony from Others” — a moving call to use your words as vessels of faith, hope, and encouragement.

Read here ➜ www.ourgodstillspeaks.com/writing-in-s...

#ChristianWriting #Testimony #Faith #Hope #GodsWork

Daily Grace Reflections

@gracefilledmoments.bsky.social

9 months ago

🌿 Looking for daily devotionals rooted in Scripture and grace?
I’ve created a space to share reflections that uplift and encourage.
✨ Visit gracefilledmoments.online for new devotionals and inspiration.
#Faith #Devotional #ChristianWriting #Grace

Amanda Turek 💎 Writing Rushak

@acturek.bsky.social

1 year ago

Slightly shortened by a few words: 14 December 1959 letter to a schoolgirl in America 1. Turn off the radio. 2. Read all the good books you can, and avoid nearly all magazines. 3. Always write with the ear, not the eye. You should hear every sentence you write as if it were being read aloud or spoken. If it does not sound nice, try again. 4. Write about what really interests you, whether it is real things or imaginary things, and nothing else. 5. Take great pains to be clear…though you start by knowing what you mean, the reader doesn’t, and a single ill-chosen word may lead him to a total misunderstanding. 6. When you give up a bit of work don’t (unless it is hopelessly bad) throw it away. Put it in a drawer. It may come in useful later. Much of my best work… is the rewriting of things begun and abandoned years earlier. 7. Don’t use a typewriter. The noise will destroy your sense of rhythm, which still needs years of training. 8. Be sure you know the meaning of every word you use.

Words of writing wisdom from C.S. Lewis!
#writing #fantasy #WriteSky #C.S.Lewis #ScrewtapeLetters
#ChristianWriting #WritingAdvice

@paigeandezra.bsky.social

1 year ago

Start a gratitude journal! Write three things you’re thankful for every morning. It’s a small step that builds a positive mindset and fuels creativity.#paigeandezra #christianwriting #writingtips #writersofinstagram #mindfulwriting #storytellng #storysharing #communitywriting

@paigeandezra.bsky.social

1 year ago

Sunday reflection: How does your faith shape your stories? Whether fiction or nonfiction, your worldview is your unique lens. Pray for guidance to honor God through your words.#paigeandezra #christianwriting #writingtips #writersofinstagram #mindfulwriting #storytellng #storysharing

Neptune InIowa

@neptune78.bsky.social

1 year ago

The First Easter Easter, as it has been taught to us through traditional modern sermons, is, as Bishop John Shelby Spong described it, simply "unbelievable." Stepping back from the "yippee, we're all gonna live forever" myth, this lecture tries to treat the first Easter in a historical context with a critical discussion of early Christian writing.

The First Easter
youtu.be/mcN0MHaIjqI?... via @YouTube
#Easter #ChristianWriting #Progressive #Christianity #BibleStudy Critical Discussion on the Easter story.
#Religion #4gospels #NewTestament #Jesus #sermons #Science #History #PaulsLetters #Sunday #Preachers