“It’s important to read Bible passages in their historical and cultural context, because (1) many beliefs commonly accepted and acted-upon today are not found in… Read More »How Archaeology Can Inform Our Interpretation: Our Understanding of Day-to-day Living in the Past
Today, I was blessed to have opportunity on Bronwyn Lea’s blog to consider the formative nature of the word often spoken to me in love… Read More »Positive Words that Form? How about “No”?
I was delighted and honored to be the featured blogger yesterday on the Redbud Writers Guild blog. Writing that post was an “in-your-face” experience. It… Read More »Connecting-the-Dots for the Redbud Writers Guild Blog
As a former youth minister for eight years in full-time capacity in two different, very large churches, I worked with young women ages 12-22, between… Read More »Author and Book Highlight: Sharla Fritz – Divine Makeover
I’d sure like for us to become better acquainted. It’s kind of awkward over the internet. However, I have a few Q&A items that might… Read More »About Natalie, As Author, Part 4: Challenges and, Yes, Terrors
I’d sure like for us to become better acquainted. It’s kind of awkward over the internet. However, I have a few Q&A items that might… Read More »About Natalie, As Author, Part 3: For Whom Do I Write?
I’d sure like for us to become better acquainted. It’s kind of awkward over the internet. However, I have a few Q&A items that might… Read More »About Natalie, As Author, Part 2: The Development of My Writing
I’d sure like for us to become better acquainted. It’s kind of awkward over the internet. However, I have a few Q&A items that might… Read More »About Natalie, As Author, Part 1: On Writing As Calling
Many publishers’ efforts to market a book effectively often mislead potential readers into thinking “that’s a girl book.” Rob Carmack insists that this ain’t necessarily so…
Have you seen or heard of the terms “grammatical-historical” and “historical-critical” methods of interpretation? Are you clear on them? Now, you can get clear in under an hour with these two helpful resources.