Create to Serve
Why do I write? Now, I write, not to be the best selling author or to establish a legacy that lives on after I’m gone to be with God. I write because God gave me that gift and it is a way to thank him and serve him.
Excerpt from WIP
What follows is a small portion from my current work in progress (WIP). We find this married couple, Rainsford and Ivy Davis in a hospital room after Rainsford has been shot trying to keep Shelley from being abused by one of her coworkers. Rainsford and Ivy are the honeymoon couple […]
Enduring Hardships
Everyone experiences hardship and struggles to endure some of the worst.
Relentlessly
My current work in progress may be my most autobiographical telling of my spiritual journey.
Remain
Sometimes the best decision is to remain to trust.
Ten Year Challenge
Ten Year Challenge https://beautybeyondbones.com/2019/01/17/ten-year-challenge/ — Read on beautybeyondbones.com/2019/01/17/ten-year-challenge/
Broken Glass
Title: Broken Glass Author: J.M. Sullivan Genre: A/ Dark Fantasy / Fairy Tale Retelling Cover Designer: Westerfield Creative Publication Date: January 15th, 2019 Publisher: Bleeding Ink Publishing Hosted by: Lady Amber’s PR Blurb: The scariest thing about Wanderland isn’t death–it’s the momerath. And now Dinah is one of them. *** Alice Carroll has spent the better part of her life […]
Work: 4 Letter Word?
How do you feel about your job? The author of Called to Create, Jordan Raynor suggests that a better perspective on the concept of work not only improves your performance but can also enrich your life. In an earlier post, I shared that one Resolution was to read at least […]
Create Calling
A New Year Resolution
Today’s post shares the author’s New Years’ Resolution.
Three Strands
I have heard and believe that improving my relationship with God, helps improve all other relationships. It dawns on me that the reverse can also be true. God created us as relational, but more and more American culture encourages individualism. There is a negative side to building strong connections with […]
