A collection of 50 Christian Short Stories & Essays written around or for a prompt word.
You can’t read/review has many nonfiction Christian books as Robin Leigh Morgan has done in the last 18 months without something happening. It caused Morgan to forego writing of any current romance endeavor and to write one which would be a YA/NA Christian romance endeavor. While writing this endeavor, Morgan occasionally suffered from writer’s block and fell back on using something which had worked in the past, which had been writing a short story around a prompt. With the Lord’s influence and guidance, the beginning of this book started to take shape, which caused Morgan to conceive the idea of writing a second Christian book containing nothing but 50 short stories and essays that are written around prompt words. You can’t continue receiving guidance from the Lord without acknowledging Him, which is why as the last item in this book is Morgan’s testimony, thanking the Lord for His making this book and the YA/NA Christian romance books to happen.
The 50 stories in this book touch on things that might happen to a Christian in the course of their daily lives, and many aspects of Christian living, especially the importance of Christian sisterhood.
Morgan hopes these stories will touch and influence your lives as Christians, as you might see yourself or someone you know in them.
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Ms. Morgan’s book serves as a clear indication of what can happen once you immerse yourself in reading/reviewing nonfiction Christian books in the manner she has. You wind up getting inspired by the Lord to write something as well. While this book is not nonfiction but an anthological endeavor of 50 Christian fiction stories and essays, all written in response to a selection prompt word that covers many aspects of life that many of us have experience in one way or another.
Many of the stories possess the inclusion of appropriate scripture that enhances the story getting told. While the prompt word becomes the theme of the story in some cases, in others they form an acrostic where the sequential letters of it get used as the beginning the consecutive lines of the story itself; the unforced logical progression of these along with possible biblical references could only have arrived at with the inspiration and guidance that Ms. Morgan must have received from the Lord.
Ms. Morgan in her book decided to use ZENITH as the prompt word as its last item. In this story, she writes, “Giving testimony is the ZENITH of a person’s faith in the Lord. While the willingness to provide such a statement is a spectacular event in a believer’s life, the value of it grows once it’s shared publicly with others…” and which had gotten proceeded with her testimony thanking the Lord for His guidance in writing her first two Christian books.
Given the above, I can’t resist giving Ms. Morgan the 5 STARS she’s getting from me for having written this inspirational endeavor.
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