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Writing Tips from SCW Member Betty Moss

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Writers Write….Sometimes

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Christian Inspiration VS Secular Inspiration

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My Grandmother Danced

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Finding Direction

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Hooked On Books

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Can You Write a Short Story?

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Writing and Publishing Poetry

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State of the Writing Report

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RECENT POSTS:: Faith's Mystery

STEPS OF FAITH

The new series, Steps of Faith, attracted a new student who loved Honduras, her homeland. A quarter of the way into the series she walked into class with a cassette recorder, inserted a cassette, pushed play and the red record button.

“I am going to translate your lessons into Spanish and put them on the radio in Honduras,” she explained.

FAITHFULNESS, POWER AND TRANSFORMATION

The church leaders in the class were my biggest problem. They often interrupted me to explain to the class what I had just said. It was exasperating. Why had they asked me to teach if there were people in the class who could teach?

THE CHALLENGE

At times, I wondered if I was mentally ill to believe God had spoken to me. I tried to resolve the issue with a request I was sure God could never fulfill. “Put me in ministry without my cooperation,” I challenged. “If that does not happen, I will know you never spoke to me.”

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