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Paeter Frandsen In Search Of Truth, 2nd Corinthians 3:7-18

As Paul compares the ministry of the Old Covenant (or, we might say Old Agreement) to the ministry of the new one, he refers to Exodus 34:29-35, where Moses comes down from Mount Sinai with instructions from God on stone tablets, and his face is literally glowing because of the time he spent with God. But the radiance didn’t last forever. And the delivery of God’s instructions to humanity did not solve our sin problem. Still, there is a real glory in the “Old Agreement” that we are often quick… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on November 9, 2009 at 5:55pm — No Comments

David N Alderman Nothing Beats a New Book

If I have one wish in this life, it's that books - in their physical form - never become outdated. Don't get me wrong here. I think that there is definitely a niche and a market for online stories. I have partaken in such things myself, writing short stories that are only available online. However, nothing really beats going down to my local bookstore (or ordering online) a brand new… Continue

Added by David N Alderman on November 9, 2009 at 12:22pm — No Comments

Elizabeth Bennet Once Upon "A Lady"

For almost 200 years Miss Jane Austen has captivated the world. Why is it? She was not rich, had no title, and never even married. Yet, people love her work. I was introduced to Jane as a young girl of thirteen. I became enamoured with her style technique and her comedic situations. Not to mention that Jane… Continue

Added by Elizabeth Bennet on November 6, 2009 at 4:20pm — No Comments

Niki Turner Don't be a drag! Overcoming resistance to progress.

In a controlled environment, resistance can be used to develop strength and improve endurance, it can cause you to go further than you thought you could ever go. Let's look at some more ways we encounter resistance as we set out on a quest to attain a goal. Any goal, whether it's finishing NaNoWriMo or getting flatter abs, comes with resistance.Think about it, where's the fun in a video g

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Added by Niki Turner on November 5, 2009 at 7:51pm — No Comments

Linda Weaver Clarke Laughter is the Best Medicine

The secret of happiness is a great mystery to many people, constantly searching for joy in everyday life. Is laughter the secret to true happiness? How about a simple, sincere smile and greeting as you pass a friend? I’ve noticed it’s quite effective. I suspect it’s because friendliness uplifts us, makes us feel warm inside. When someone goes out of his way to greet us, it feels mighty good. Laughter and smiles are contagious. They tend to spread from person to person. If you smile at a baby, he… Continue

Added by Linda Weaver Clarke on November 5, 2009 at 3:01pm — No Comments

David N Alderman Expired Reality: The Dark Past

Well, I'm off to a good start for National Novel Writing Month (NanoWrimo). I have 8,637 words written (past my daily goal for today) and I could probably sit down and write out more for the rest of the day, but alas, I have other responsibilities, like 2 other novels I am already working on. The story I decided to work on this year for Nano is a bit different than years past. I usually work on full novels that are sequels to the novels I have already put into play. One year I did a short story… Continue

Added by David N Alderman on November 5, 2009 at 9:30am — No Comments

Paeter Frandsen What Listeners Are Saying!

It's been really cool to hear from folks that have listened to "Pilgrim's Progress". The reaction has been extremely positive! Here are a few choice links you can check out to see what people are saying about "Pilgrim" and Spirit Blade Productions. Of course, it may not be as exciting for you, but it sure puts a smile on MY face! Regarding "Pilgrim's Progress"-… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on November 4, 2009 at 4:25pm — No Comments

David N Alderman My First Author Signing

Well, I managed to work through my fear and had a book release party. At the party, I gave a speech and read aloud a chapter from my new novel, Black Earth: End of the Innocence. This was a huge step for me personally, because I absolutely hate public speaking. I think I am okay once I get up in front of everyone and start speaking, but the trepidation that goes with those first few steps to the podium are enough to make me tremble. I would almost rather be eaten alive by mad clowns...I s… Continue

Added by David N Alderman on November 4, 2009 at 12:13pm — 5 Comments

Marlayne Giron PLEASE SHARE - CONTEST WIDGET ;-)

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Added by Marlayne Giron on November 4, 2009 at 9:22am — No Comments

Marlayne Giron CONTEST : WISH FULFILLMENT STORIES

CONTEST : WISH FULFILLMENT STORIES Have you ever longed to "star" in your own short story? Is there a long lost friend or family member you wish you could see again? Do you have a secret dream you would love to have come true? I am offering to write a short "wish fulfillment" story for anyone who is willing to provide me with the inspiration and information needed. Rules: Simply go to my website: www.thevictorbook.com (see Wish Fulfillment Tab/Short… Continue

Added by Marlayne Giron on November 4, 2009 at 9:19am — No Comments

Lisa Lickel The edginess of using a secular publisher

I had to justify publishing with a secular publisher. Very secular. Just added glbt line right about the time I signed. Pretty much all the other christians who pubbed with them dropped out. Did I just want to be published so badly that I'd do anything? WWJD? Cheap shot, I know, but honestly: who do you wa… Continue

Added by Lisa Lickel on November 4, 2009 at 8:01am — No Comments

David N Alderman NanoWrimo 2009

Ah. And we are finally here. My favorite time of the year: National Novel Writing Month. Every November, fellow adventurous types such as myself participate in a worldwide event known as NanoWrimo - short for National Novel Writing Month. This frantic, coffee induced tradition has been an annual event of mine for the past 4 years and now, in my 5th, I sti… Continue

Added by David N Alderman on November 3, 2009 at 10:26am — No Comments

Nora St.Laurent NORA INTERVIEWS ACE COLLINS - TEN BOOK GIVE AWAY

How did you get the idea for your first bookContinue

Added by Nora St.Laurent on November 3, 2009 at 6:31am — No Comments

Nora St.Laurent NORA INTERVIEWS ACE COLLINS - TEN BOOK GIVE AWAY

How did you get the idea for your first bookContinue

Added by Nora St.Laurent on November 3, 2009 at 6:29am — No Comments

Anne Patrick Thanksgiving Giveaway!

Thanksgiving Giveaway – visit www.suspensebyanne.blogspot.com to learn how you can win a copy of my latest release, Journey to Redemption. Continue

Added by Anne Patrick on November 1, 2009 at 1:58am — No Comments

Paeter Frandsen Marketing Is Lame, Audio Is Cool

If you've got a story or message you're passionate about that you want others to experience who have never heard about it, you have to engage in some form of marketing. But despite my passion for what I do and create, the marketing is my least favorite part of running this little company, second only to all the technical internet stuff I have to keep afloat. The last few days have been filled with e-mail writing and e-mail sending. Not to folks I've interacted with before, but to folks with blo… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on October 30, 2009 at 5:58pm — No Comments

Linda Weaver Clarke Another Book Give Away

Hello Everyone! I thought you might like to know about another "Book Give Away." Joyce DiPastena, a historical fiction author, interviewed me on her blog site and is having a contest for a free book, "Melinda and the Wild West." This is the first in the series for both adults and young adults. Her site is JDP News. Good luck! To understand what this book is about, visit my website at… Continue

Added by Linda Weaver Clarke on October 29, 2009 at 10:00am — No Comments

Paeter Frandsen In Search Of Truth, 2 Corinthians 3:1-6

Continuing the defense of his reputation and ministry, Paul suggests the idea that he is commending himself with his previous words in this letter, or that he needs letters of recommendation. (v.1) He then counters this idea by pointing to the superior, living evidence of his ministry’s integrity: The Corinthians themselves. The lives of those in the Corinthian church acted as a living letter of validation for Paul’s ministry, because of the outward evidence they displayed of God in their heart… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on October 26, 2009 at 11:47am — No Comments

Paeter Frandsen "Pilgrim's Progress" Available Now!

Hi Everyone! It is my pleasure to announce the release of Spirit Blade Productions’ latest audio drama, “Pilgrim’s Progress: Similitude Of A Dream”! Based on the classic allegory by John Bunyan, this re-imagining retains the rich layers of philosophy and theology contained in the original, while repackaging it in the form of a mythical fantasy adventure. Monsters, magic, danger and discovery all await your ears and imagination! The epic story of one man’s journey may just be your story as well… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on October 24, 2009 at 8:14pm — No Comments

Paeter Frandsen Finishing "Pilgrim" On The Website

I can almost taste it! The final comments from my test listeners have come in and they all say this project is ready to go! I did my final test listens yesterday and after putting together a brief "Read Me" file for the project download, I will deliver the folder to my tech guy today. Keep checking back here! I may be announcing the availability of "Pilgrim's Progress: Similitude Of A Dream" any day now! And while you're waiting, you can listen to the trailer on our home page (… Continue

Added by Paeter Frandsen on October 23, 2009 at 4:06pm — No Comments

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