#10: Make your writing a celebration of God’s love, not an attempt to earn it.
#9: Stay amazed by the creative process in which God has allowed you to take part.
#8: Realize that writing is a privilege not to be taken lightly.
#7: Be diligent to keep yourself humble & teachable.
#6: Approach writing as a ministry instead of a hobby.
#5: Recognize the responsiblity that comes with being a “steward of story” who is entrusted with the power of words.
#4: Take time to be a blessing to other writers.
#3: Embrace contentment while pursuing excellence.
#2: See Writing as an act of worship.
#1: Know that, as a Christian Writer, you are involved in spiritual warfare. Believe YOUR writing can be a powerful weapon against the forces of darkness, a source of comfort and healing to the wounded, a line of encouragement and strength to other Christian soldiers, and can bring hope and victory to those who need to be freed from the power of the evil one.
Good reminders–thank you, Larry!
Thanks for the encouragment, Kiersti.
I like many of these – especially #5. One of my favorite Biblical phrases is “stewards of the mysteries of God”. Stories are certainly mysteries to convey with care.
Thanks for the post.
Thanks for taking time to comment. It is inspiring to be a steward of story!
Excellent!
Thanks very much, Mary.