Are You Meant to Be a Writer? By Jeremy D Vance

A couple weeks ago, I vacationed with my family in Missouri and took a week off from writing. Within two days, I was chomping at the bit to write again. Now I held off for my time with family, but the need to write increased.

By the time I returned home, I needed to write in my WIP asap. Isn’t that a good sign? I believe all writers should have an experience like this, where you become anxious to write if you leave it alone too long. It must be a sign you were meant to write.

Even if you’ve had writer’s block for weeks, the fact that you agonize over it, means you’re a writer. Even worrying about a period of resistance to writing means you’re meant to be a writer. Others, who have writer’s block or resistance and don’t care, might not be in the right hobby or profession. I’d urge them to reconsider their reasons for writing.

It took me four years of writing to finally reach becoming anxious about writing. If you’ve been at it for a couple months and still haven’t felt it, be patient with and kind to yourself. It’ll come in due time.

Press on, writers!

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Our Hope In the Midst of Trouble by Jeremy D Vance

Everyday we deal with the world’s trouble. We may experience the loss of loved ones or our savings might dwindle from unexpected bills. We can grieve or be angry for awhile, but do we allow these troubles to lead us to despair? Do we drown in our feelings without any hope whatsoever? When trouble comes to us believers, we are given the opportunity to focus our faith on Jesus. In the above passage, the news of Christ’s imminent death confused and saddened the disciples. Yet Jesus wanted them to know that though trouble exists in the the world, He has in fact overcome it. Though death exists, it has been overcome. Though pain exists, it has been overcome. What an assurance! We don’t need to fear the world’s troubles, because Jesus has overcome them all and the power behind them. Believers, let’s not fear hardships anymore. Let them come for we rest our faith in Jesus.

Why Should We Put Our Hope in Jesus? By Jeremy D Vance

Why should we put our hope in Jesus? 1. Because He brought hope to many others during His life Matthew 11:5 : The blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cured, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is preached to the poor. Jesus pointed out that what He was doing fulfilled the early portion of Isaiah 61, but also that John the Baptist (who was experiencing doubts) could hope in Him because so many people had already found their hopes fulfilled. People who spent their lives lame found restoration of their limbs. A paralyzed man experienced full healing as well as forgiveness of his sins. After being dead for a few days, a man returned alive to his two sisters through Jesus’ calling him out of the tomb. Also He elevated the position of women, recognized people considered outcasts, and even touched lepers. If peopl...

When God Derails Your Plans by Jeremy D Vance

All this time, I believed I would be writing speculative fiction. After another period of distraction, I read about the church at Ephesus in Revelation 2:1-7. This inspired an idea that morphed from time travel to a contemporary inspirational fiction story. The story just didn’t fit with what I was writing so it became what it is now. God has a way of shifting our life’s plans when we least expect. Instead of being directed towards children or teens, the story is geared towards adults. This looks like it’ll be a permanent move as well. So….the website will be changing soon. God knows what He is doing and He will continue to direct my future as I trust in Him. All glory to Him. Jeremy D Vance

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