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Give Unto Him: What Jesus Actually Wants From You (Guest Post by CoCo Ashley)
Have you ever wondered if it is wrong to drink? Play violent video games? Skip church every now and then? What about swearing? I think it’s safe to say a lot of Christian teenagers have questioned right and wrong at some point in their lives. We just want to know we’re on God’s “good side” so we go to heaven. Truth be told, I think a lot of us just want to know we’re avoiding the obvious sins so we can feel good about ourselves. However, God doesn’t always give us the answers we want to hear. In Matthew 22, we find the Pharisees wanting to “trap” Jesus by asking…
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Guest Post From Rachel Leitch: How Digory Kirke Reminded Me To Hope
Before we get started, in the spirit of honesty—I haven’t read all the Narnia books. I did, however, listen to all the audios. The Magician’s Nephew was one I listened to over and over. While I’m not quite sure what drew me to it back then, writing this post made me turn back to my family’s battered copy of the novel. And it was even better than I remembered. One of the things that drew me in the most was the character of Digory Kirke. At first, it was just his snark. (Read those first couple chapters and try to tell me he doesn’t have snark.) Then it was that…
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“Only Jesus” by Casting Crowns – Guest Post by Allison Grace
I had the honor of guest posting on my friend Rebecca Reed’s blog! You can read my thoughts on Casting Crowns “Only Jesus” by following the link below! “Only Jesus” by Casting Crowns – Guest Post by Allison Grace
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Outlining: Guest Post by Kate Korsak
Today my friend Kate Korsak is going to talk about being an outliner! About Kate Kate Korsak is a seventeen-year-old fantasy writer, who found her love for writing the she was eleven. Now homeschooled and living in Florida, Kate spends most of her time working on her current writing projects. A love for reading, writing, and God keeps her moving forward and working hard in hopes of one day publishing her works! Planning (a.k.a. Outlining) Plotting a story is time-consuming, and can make some writers uneasy, but outlining a story is the most organized way to write, and if you’re like me, it is well worth your…
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Pantser: Guest Post by Rebecca Reed
Today begins a new blog series! We’re going to be talking about the different writers: pantsers (those who write without an outline), plotters (those who outline), and plantsers (an interesting mix of both pantsers and plotters). Our first post is about pantsers, written by my friend Rebecca Reed! Before we get into the actual post, she made the perfect meme for this series! About Rebecca Rebecca Reed is a former jockey and current Spanish teacher, track coach, drama director, and lover of God, animals, music, travel, and all things word-related. She lives in rural Indiana with her husband, Brad, Ziva (her huge, fruit-loving dog), and a multitude of cats,…
