“peace for the journey”

http://peaceforthejourney.blogspot.com

Blogging allows me a canvas on which to paint my words. For a long season, I’ve been writing devotionally and consider my blog as an avenue for getting God’s Word via my pen into the public arena.

I intially started blogging seven months ago because I wanted to be able to comment on certain blogs that wouldn’t allow “anonymous” contributors. Once I realized how easy it was to create and to service a blog, I was hooked.

My blog focus is always on God’s Word and how it weaves into my everyday, ordinary life. Indeed, I want to bring God’s peace into the journeys of those who stop by for a visit.

Sassy Granny, Behind the Eyes, Traveling the Road Home, Ponderings, LPM blog, too many to name!

Find your niche. Stick to it. If you want to increase your readership, visit other blogs and leave comments.

Yes. I write and blog within the context of community. One of the greatest joys of participating in the blogging community is the interaction and feedback of others.

I try to blog at least three times a week. I write from home when the noise level is down and my thoughts are allowed the freedom to think.

Reading…one hour per day.

Writing a blog entry usually requires a 3-4 hour time slot.

Beth Moore’s, “Living Proof Ministry” blog.

God’s grace.

Blogging has allowed me the freedom to express my thoughts in a public forum that is affordabe, easy to understand, and accessibe to a wide variety of people. It has challenged me to embody a “forward focus” as it pertains to my writing.