...ur heart. The problem is it would be like exposing yourself naked for all to view. Who wants to stand bare in front of others awaiting condemnation? W... ...y Johnson 16 The Commission and the Call By Joanne Schulte “Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation.” Mark 16:15 (NIV) Sitting... ...tes and even into foreign countries, my words are reaching people around the world. Lee Roddy once said. “Write so heaven will be different.” That, to... ... through my writing that I’m obeying Christ’s commission to “go into all the world and preach the good news.” The Commission and the Call/Joanne Schul... ...munication with mankind. Words are so important that in the beginning of the world, God put them into the mouths of only one of His many creations, th... ...don’t be discouraged if you are not a spectacular success in the eyes of the world. Y ou can wield an influence long after your life here is over by ... ... being puffed up with ourselves and our accomplishments as writers, a proper view of ourselves is like a heavy curtain riddled with holes: it allows t... ...scenery is getting mighty repetitive. Mountain tops give us such a panoramic view, with breathtaking wonder. The valley has shadows that can turn omin... ...ts. Y ou twisted yourself into a pretzel, learning perfect grammar, point of view, the “correct” way to write a marketable manuscript. Learning and gr...

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