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BlogWhat’s It Like to Write a Book? Part 10 – Illustrations
I can draw a stegosaurus really well. My Tyrannosaurus skills are on par but nothing special. And that's it. I can't draw anything else worth a squat. And I'm told squats are not worth as much as you might think. Therefore, when I finished the manuscript for Healing Hereafter—proofreading and...
Are All Children Automatically Saved? Healing Hereafter Ch. 8 Summary
The eternal fate of a deceased child has always been one of the more difficult issues to address in Christianity. The different answers are all very emotionally charged, especially for those who have lost a little one. There are also a lot of assumptions and misconceptions about what the Bible...
How to Be a Share-Weather Fan
About this time of year, I get pretty excited. Up here in the Michigan tundra, it just might snow in October! You see, heralding my arrival into this world was the greatest blizzard this state has ever seen and some of my skin was literally blue when I came out of the womb (I appreciate the...
What’s It Like to Write a Book? Part 9 – Proofreading
Most of us know by now that very little of our high school education sticks with us long enough to remember or usefully apply in our adult lives. I can no longer balance a redox reaction or tell you anything at all about Hamlet—besides that probably a lot of people died. But there is one phrase...
How God Is Ultimately Fair Even When Life Is Not
IT'S NOT FAIR! The most common category of questions I hear from people regarding what biblically happens to us after we die has to do with God's justice. And quite honestly, most of those questions are very valid and well thought out! When you're dealing with two extremely different destinies...
It’s the Little Things that Matter
It's Friday morning four years ago, and I'm walking into work knowing that I have a massive stack of X-rays to interpret just waiting to start my day off in all the wrong ways. My partner had warned me about Fridays at this particular site, claiming I'd have to "gird my loins" and "read a lot...
What’s It Like to Write a Book? Part 8 – Research
Hey, I'm just gonna be honest here. I was one of those people who wrote my whole paper in high school or college and only then looked up any sources or quotes to add "credibility" to what I said. Since you can find "authoritative" viewpoints that agree with just about anything you want to say, I...
Why Jesus Works When Nothing Else Does: The Quick-read of Healing Hereafter Ch. 6
Last week at some point I told you that Healing Hereafter's chapter on sin and death was the second most important chapter of the book. Although of course I think the rest of the chapters are well-worth reading, Chapter 6 is undoubtedly the most important. Why? Well, I could cop out with...
One of the Best Problems You Probably Have
Suddenly hearing a piece of metal clanking around in your engine? Bad problem. Suddenly hearing your friend recovered so well you have to cancel your evening plans to bring her home from the hospital? Good problem! Today I have a very good problem. In thinking about who I really owe a lot of...
What’s It Like to Write a Book? Part 7 – Copy Edit
Diamond in the rough. You've written a great first draft, you've had it critiqued by an impartial third party via the developmental edit, and you've recovered from all the criticism enough to reorganize and rewrite. It now has a much stronger structure and is certainly more beautiful for the...
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