How to read and understand My Utmost for His Highest
Playing Poohsticks and Raising Children
Playing “Poohsticks” with Winnie-the-Pooh travelers around the world.
Why I Learned So Much About Biddy Chambers
Why do I know so much about Biddy Chambers? Other than the fact I wrote her biography? Two years before tackling Mrs. Oswald Chambers, I finished writing another book in which Biddy plays a significant role–and in writing that novel, I became intrigued by her. Biddy and Oswald Chambers were “marquee” characters–real-life people who moved through a story I created….
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Trustee from the Toolroom as Comfort Novel
The engineer and the writer agree: Trustee from the Toolroom IS a comfort novel!
Why Write a Biography of Biddy Chambers?
I’ve often been asked why I wrote a biography of Biddy Chambers. Or, who was she? People who know of or have read My Utmost for His Highest usually nod when I mention Biddy was Mrs. Oswald Chambers. Often their eyebrows rise when I explain Biddy compiled and published My Utmost for His Highest ten years after Oswald died. Indeed, Oswald…
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The End as a Beginning
Even as I type the glorious words “the end” at the bottom of the page, I know it’s actually just the beginning. Here are the steps I take when beginning a manuscript revision that can only start when I think I’m finished. Recognize I’m not done yet. Sure, I’ve said it was the end, but for the author on a first…
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