Stories are the best way to make a point. While obviously important, theological exposition is boring and will put people to sleep. But a snoozing audience will immediately wake up...
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“Schools’ out, school’s out. The teacher let the mules out.” This was a common saying in some neighborhoods in the 1940s. Kids loved getting out of school before Memorial Day...
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As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. — Proverbs 27:17 NIV Have you ever tried rubbing the edges of two table knives together? The edges won’t sharpen. What’s...
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What is Writer’s Block? Merriam-Webster calls Writer’s Block “a psychological inhibition preventing a writer from proceeding with a piece.” While that definition is accurate, we might expand our insight into...
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“My writing isn’t good enough.” That thought can take us in any direction. We can try harder, quit, or just be satisfied with the status quo. If we really want...
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In his book Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell says ten thousand hours spent in a craft are required to attain a level of excellence. Just a little time and effort will produce...
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A proofreader was forced to retire from a publisher at age 65. She could have done any number of things, but this was something she enjoyed. What could she do?...
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Our best friends are what we love, and what also loves us. If we love our pets, they won’t usually bite the hands that feed them. So maybe the Bible...
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Perhaps you’ve heard the saying, “It’s not rocket science.” Or maybe this one: “A child could do it.” Are you helped by knowing that? Maybe not, because the truth is,...
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If you’ve been diagnosed with Writer’s Block, you need to understand the symptoms and immediately apply the remedy. The disease is common among professionals who have lofty goals and expect...
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