Kathryn A. Frazier
Your Story. Your voice. the best it can be.
Month: February 2016
Sabbath as an Immersive Learning Opportunity
The One who spoke the universe into existence did not need six days to do it. And he wasn’t worn out and needing a break when he finished. He created the seven-day week for us, for all humans, as a natural, immersive learning opportunity, to teach us how to live and how to die.
Legitimate writing contests open doors for new writers.
If you’re a newbie writer, winning a writing contest can plump your portfolio, give you confidence, earn you a little money, and help get your foot in the door with publishers. But only if the contest is legit.
The Seal of the Spirit
Whoever you are, right this minute, imagine that God accepts you, and that He calls you holy, pure, blameless. And not because He’s just tolerant, but because you are holy to Him. Not after you clean up. Not after you deal with some things. Right now. This minute. What would that feel like?
If you’re a writer, write about this.
Huffington Post does not pay writers. Writers have power. We can stop exploitation.
Love-Inspired Bible Crosswords to Print
St. Valentine’s Day is upon us, and I’m feeling the love!
As my gift to you, I made free, printable, love-inspired, Bible trivia crossword puzzles. They don’t say anything about St. Valentine’s Day though, just love, so you can use them all year.
Improving Your Writing on a Budget
Six more ideas for improving your writing when on a tight budget–or even when you’re flat broke.
What is Jesus doing in my Jewish Bible?
Israel Cohen grew up in a Jewish family, believing that Jesus is for Gentiles. He was surprised to see Jesus in his Jewish Bible.
Free Online Courses for Serious Writers
Dear Writers: I know you’re broke. Ain’t no shame. And I know you have to write. It’s in your bones. If you can’t afford any fancy-shmancy writing seminar or college classes, how will you ever write well enough to sell anything? I’m here for you with a list of free, online, university-level writing courses.
