T.O.P.'s Tuesday: Writing is A Journey In Itself

In 2011 when I attended my first writers' conference I left with a desire and energy to write and publish my first book, Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey. My mission and passion was to reach the sister grieving the loss of her sister. My desire was to encourage at least one sibling to know they weren't alone.

The response to Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey was overwhelming and the feedback I received blessed me and encouraged my family. The goal to encourage one was magnified yet it wasn't until last year that I understood God has more for me to write. He has more for me to share.

The idea to write a devotional was not on the top of my to do-list yet when God places it on your heart, you obey. A Journey to Easter, birthed pre-Covid, was fun to write and healing. As I wrote some of the devotionals it was evident there is still a lot of work to do within me. I hope you'll order this and let God speak to your heart. The feedback I'm receiving from current readers is one of blessings, encouragement, and hope.

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You can order the devotional in print form or on Kindle. A goal for 2022, is to have Where's Heidi? One Sister's Journey and the devotional available on Audible. I haven't looked into the process of doing this yet but it's swirling in the back of my mind. Is this something you might be interested in or would utilize?

As we move into the final weeks before Easter, have you found it possible to let go of a bad habit (or two) and start some new ones? Are the new habits and routines drawing you closer to Jesus? Do you have an accountability partner? If you could add one thing to your daily agenda today, what would it be? Why?

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How are you drawing closer to God
this Lenten Season?