Understanding the times: Don’t miss the season!
Don’t be ignorant of the times, understand how to wait actively for God!
Lessons in Prayer for Christian Writers – Part 3
Scripture references: Psalm 3:3-4, Psalm 56:9-11, Psalm 57:7-9 In my previous post on a Christian writer’s perspective about prayer, I mentioned the importance of waiting on God with expectant faith. Today, I’ll elaborate on what the circumstances were when David wrote his prayer in Psalm 5. We know it was a morning prayer for God […]
5 Poetry Prompts For National Poetry Month
Ready to celebrate National Poetry Month? Here are a few prompts to get you excited about writing poetry in April.
Fulfill Your Ministry
Our nation (America) and the whole world really is in a mess right now. But is this giant mess unique to our generation of Christians? What should be our response to a world gone mad? In 2 Timothy 4: 2 Paul instructs (or commands) us to preach the Word, to always be ready, to rebuke, […]
Lessons in prayer for Christian writers – Part 2
Scripture references: Psalm 5:1-3, Psalm 88:13, Hebrews 4:16 “The one concern of the devil is to keep Christians from praying. He fears nothing from prayerless studies, prayerless work and prayerless religion. He laughs at our toil, mocks at our wisdom, but he trembles when we pray.” As I was asking the Lord about what I […]
A Word of the Year for Writers
Have you chosen a word for 2021? A word to guide you into this new year?
Welcome Back, W2I.
WELCOME BACK, WRITE2IGNITE. Praise God! 2021 has already been filled with blessings for Write2Ignite. December 2020 tried to drag us down. Our website went into cardiac arrest around December 17. It died. It was frustrating. It was saddening. But it was the open door to God’s blessings. Our website loss was the entry way to […]
CHRISTMAS 2020 – CELEBRATE! by Jean Hall
I’m baking. The wonderful aromas of spices, vanilla & chocolates fill my house. My kitchen is a big mess with flour & sugar everywhere. Chocolate chips & sprinkles decorate my island. My little freezer is bulging with the goodies I’m making to share with the people I love. It’s my thing. Baking and cooking delicious […]
So You Want to Be a Travel Writer? by Jarmila Del Boccio
Do you love to travel? Adore adventure? Can’t stand monotony? Love to write? Sound like someone you know? If so, travel writing might be for you. When the coronavirus is no longer a global threat, the world will slowly open for exploration. And when it does, you can be ready! So, travel writing is all […]
5 Tips for Using and Understanding Literal and Metaphorical Language, Part IV by Deborah DeCiantis
TIP#4 Recognize valid situations where literal and metaphorical meanings co-exist. Statements may have both literal and metaphorical meanings without being ambiguous, equivocal, or contradictory. Acronyms and acrostics, homonyms and antonyms, sound devices like alliteration and rhyme, humor, and even puns, function as literal content and also as helpful memory aids. Today’s icons, emoticons, GIFs, and […]