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January 14, 2020 - January 13, 2021
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pre-writing is a conceptual activity.
gather thoughts, sort through raw material, organize ideas, and eliminate rabbit trails.
sense of direction
muddy messaging.
Just because ideas were all around me did not mean that I could grasp them.
“Write down what you have seen” (NLT).
He said to write down what YOU have seen.
while he was in exile.
God has used ordinary people as His mouthpiece and in His work.
willing to obey God’s call to “write down what you have seen” no matter how unqualified you feel about it.
An established platform can be a humility-killer
get back to the business of looking at God’s movement from your God-given unique perspective.
“the receiving antenna is up,”
When “the receiving antenna is down,” it cannot receive signals.
you are the antenna
God regularly sends out signals, too.
Make a decision to be an antenna and receive the signals God continually sends to you.
“Write down what you have seen.” The verb “see” means to see both literally and figuratively.
By writing devotionals from your point of view, you share an observation from a particular angle — yours.
Different points of view offer different spiritual lessons, even when rooted in the same incident.
different versions of the same story in different gospels?
Others in the scenario have other priorities
But to find the “Why” and the “Wherefore” (“So What?”), you need more information.
you stopped on your way into the grocery
store, noticed an elderly woman and her flying grocery cart, and thought of a scripture verse … And it’s become YOUR story.
mistakenly thought
Observe them … and then see what God shows you through them.