David DeVowe's Blog, page 2

About the Blog

See God’s Hand in Your Life

This blog is to amplify the real and present Living God who works in the lives of his believers.  Jesus Christ lives in the hearts of those who know him, love him, and have surrendered their lives to Him.  Therefore, he is present.  His work is visible.  I know, because I have seen it for myself.  I have experienced Him personally.  I have surrendered when my flesh said no.  And I am thankful that he has shown his ways to me.

Many of you have personal examples of seeing His Visible Hand in your lives.  There are thousands…millions of testimonies of his loving work.  That’s what this blog is about – glorifying Jesus Christ who saves to the uttermost.

This blog is also about good Christian fiction, as I am an author of Christian fiction and nonfiction material.  It is here that we’ll also explore some great Christian fiction books.

I will be sharing some of the incredible journeys God has taken me and my wife on.  Along the way, I will share pieces where we have seen His Visible Hand in the lives of others.  And somewhere down the line, I hope to produce a best Christian fiction series for the young and old.  But of course, readers will always have the last say.

Come along with me.  There is no greater thrill than walking with the Lord!

 

 

 

Writing for Fun

I've read that many authors write to be authors and often struggle with the writing process. I write for the sheer joy of discovery, for myself - and the joy of taking another reader there with me. You'll find my writing will have a Christian theme, a resounding message of redemption contained within the story. That is true with Mystery at the Hot Pond, and even more uniquely embedded into the story of The Suitor's Treasure (currently in production).

Let me know what kind of writing you like best. I'm especially interested in Christian fiction readers' feedback.

Happy reading!
David DeVowe

2nd Manuscript in series

I'm about half-way complete with my second manuscript, Christian YA fiction. I'm always interested in views of Christian fiction readers - what they think is most needed, what they look for the most but don't find enough of. My current series premise is largely defined, but I may tweak a bit as I hear thoughts from readers.