praying, writing, and running – for her life
Sometimes I write about writing
I'm afraid I ran out of time, so my series on Isaiah is on hold for now. I'll be back to it in January. At the moment I'm up to my armpits in National Novel Writing Month 2018. The challenge to write 50,000 words in 30 days. If you're looking at this on a laptop …
Continue reading Isaiah delayed… NaNoWriMo in full swing
I have the immense pleasure of starting the blog tour celebrating the launch of the accompanying hardback book to the Chaiya Art Awards exhibition, 'Where is God in our 21st century world?' written by Ann Clifford. The awards website tells us this book is "for the curious and open-minded, for people of all faiths and none. …
Continue reading Where is God in our 21st century world? – The Chaiya Art Awards
It took me to chapter 13 to really dig in and commit to seeking God in this Book. I wanted to know how these ancient words could speak in to the things hanging on my heart. So I began to pray about specific issues I'm facing, not having much confidence that there would be any …
No, this is not a post about a new Dan Brown novel. Or an episode of The Big Bang Theory! Read the title again -- it totally could be though, right? Anyway, you'll be glad (or disappointed) to know it is just my preamble to sharing my thoughts on my recent studies in the Book …
I've been spending time in the Book of Isaiah. Some of it has been hard going, but ultimately inspiring and challenging. So much so that I'm going to do a short series of blog posts during September and October - sharing some of the blessings I've received 🙂 I hope you enjoy it, and would …
One of the things I miss about Ireland is the connections I made in the writing world. It has taken a while for me to build a network again, but last week I felt like I'd made a some progress. I have to work hard to make time for writing these days. Me and my …
Have you ever read the story of the widow and the small jar of oil? You'll find it at the beginning of 2 Kings 4. A woman whose husband had died, was left to deal with his debt. In that place and time, debt that could not be repaid, was dealt with in human life. …
