More Than a Logophile
I've been posting questions from my personal character template this week and received requests for the entire template. So here it is 🙂 Book Title Here: Name/Nickname(s): Appearance: Hair- Eyes- Height- Defining Characteristics- Birthday: Age: Family: Mom- Dad- Brother(s)- Sister(s)- Friends: City of Birth: Childhood Home(s): Comfort Place: Biggest Fear: Secret(s): Personal Status: Right Now … Continue reading Fuel Friday: Character Template
Temptation is a daily phenomenon caused by the Fall back in Genesis 3. As children of God, we must fight it, but how? Here’s ten things that can help you fight temptation: When being tempted, state it to yourself. The first step to dealing with a problem is admitting you have one. Identify the area … Continue reading 10 Ways to Deal with Temptation
A parody of "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General." Careful. It will get stuck in your head. You're welcome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x2SvqhfevE Happy Friday! 🙂
Part 2 Last week, we began our study on godly pleasure. So far, we’ve discovered that, in a broad sense, godly pleasure comes from loving, obeying, and adoring God. Let’s see what we find today. Ecclesiastes 2:1 Pleasure or mirth for the sake of pleasing yourself is guilty pleasure. Starting with a banger. Ecclesiastes 5:4 … Continue reading Pleasure: Godly or Guilty?
I've had a song stuck in my head for the last few weeks: Is He Worthy? by Andrew Peterson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIahc83Kvp4 These beautiful, God-honoring words are derived from the pages of Scripture. Revelation 5, specifically. And I saw in the right hand of Him who sat on the throne a scroll written inside and on the … Continue reading Fuel Friday: Is He Worthy?
Pleasure is something we’re all familiar with. People everywhere have pleasure and displeasure about various things. For the next couple of weeks, we’re going to be looking at which of those pleasures, if any, are godly, and which ones are ungodly. Genesis 18:12 God does give use pleasure, therefore there is such a thing as … Continue reading Pleasure: Godly or Guilty?
Did you know that music and memory are connected? Here's a Fuel Friday poem for you! Music of Memory Once upon a stage I played, Bright lights shining in my face. On my strings the bow was laid, Freshly rosined from the case. Then my fingers danced across Fingerboard of blackened wood, Playing songs of … Continue reading Fuel Friday: Music of Memory
Keeping it short and sweet today! This is my best explanation for what I call “tutorial voice.” Tutorial voice is a passive, play-by-play narration to the reader of a character’s actions. This voice also uses jargon instead to description. Example: Emma executed a one-two-one combination on the man in black, quickly followed by a side … Continue reading Narration or Voice?
It's a challenge day, today. Here's a quote from If by Amy Carmichael. "If I can enjoy a joke at the expense of another;if I can in any way slight another in conversation, or even in thought,then I know nothing of Calvary love."Amy Carmichael Let that be in your mind today as you respond in … Continue reading Fuel Friday: If
Ever wanted to write poetry? Here’s some basic rules and definitions for you! Foot- A unit of poetic meter or rhythm Breve- An unaccented syllable IAMB- A type of foot that consists of a breve followed by an accent Anapest- A type of foot that consists of two breves followed by an accent Trochee- A … Continue reading Fuel Friday: Poetry
Abrigail Julian: 