It's one of those mornings where my thoughts are a jumbled mess. No good since the first thing I need to do is spend time with God. I try praying, praising, and reading the Bible. Nothing is sticking. The only thing going through my mind:
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I think you get the picture. I can't be still.
After 15 minutes, I'm like forget it. I'm going to surf the web...yeah that sounds good. Then play some computer games...sounds even better! I spend the next couple of hours surfing and blowing things up. Ha ha...fun fun.
Now it's time for soul winning...anyone sense trouble here?
My Bible student Donna calls and says someone will be joining us for Bible study today. Fine with me...the more the merrier. In the back of my mind I get a nagging, uneasy feeling. That I didn't do something important. Forget it, I say to myself. I got this. I drive up to Donna's house.
The moment I walk through the door my heart sinks. Sitting at Donna's dining room table I see a 55-year-old man. He's got silver hair, glasses balanced on the tip of his nose. He's evaluating me like a hawk before it snatches his prey.
Holy Spirit is telling me RED ALERT! Right now I wish I had a proper devotion this morning.
"I'm Brother Dan," the man says, extending his hand towards me. "I'm a prophet."
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Oh Anh, you need to tell the rest of the story
I like the way it ends. That's good writing. :-)
P.S. It's a powerful ending that hits the point in.
Wow. Vital point, intense illustration.
Do all these blogs mean your writers block is over?
Thomas: Sorry it's taken so long for the next part of the story.
Christy: Writing is still a struggle. But it's a lot easier now that I got a theme.
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