Comments on: Taking Back the Past – SP http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/03/02/taking-back-the-past-sp/ Real love. Real faith. Real life. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:34:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Angela http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/03/02/taking-back-the-past-sp/comment-page-1/#comment-398 Angela Sun, 19 Mar 2006 16:52:11 +0000 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/?p=38#comment-398 You do very well at expressing yourself, Sigrun. Just keep doing it. We need to hear from you because you always bless us with your thoughts. You do very well at expressing yourself, Sigrun. Just keep doing it. We need to hear from you because you always bless us with your thoughts.

]]> By: Sigrun http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/03/02/taking-back-the-past-sp/comment-page-1/#comment-397 Sigrun Sat, 11 Mar 2006 08:10:21 +0000 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/?p=38#comment-397 Angela, I think God can use even our wilfullness, mistakes and, forgive me for saying it but it goes for a lot of us Christians, me included, our cowardice in sticking up for what is right in His eyes, for His glory. We might wonder why. In this case, like me when I kept looking for other books by you after having found your first few "secular" books, it pleased me all the more when I found your Christian books. I knew I had to read those. If we ask God to prepare the hearts of the readers who find your reprints to look for other books that you, as a good solid writer, have written, they'll come to your site and find the Christian books. Unless they are totally against Christianity, they'll certainly consider getting those Christian books. Maybe some of them are like me who long thought that there was Christian fiction only for children--as was the case for a long time. It really was through Francine Rivers' change in course that I became so much more aware of the Chistian fiction that was out there. Sorry, I hope I made myself moderately clear. I'm not doing too well so trying to express myself is a little hard. Angela, I think God can use even our wilfullness, mistakes and, forgive me for saying it but it goes for a lot of us Christians, me included, our cowardice in sticking up for what is right in His eyes, for His glory. We might wonder why.

In this case, like me when I kept looking for other books by you after having found your first few “secular” books, it pleased me all the more when I found your Christian books. I knew I had to read those.

If we ask God to prepare the hearts of the readers who find your reprints to look for other books that you, as a good solid writer, have written, they’ll come to your site and find the Christian books. Unless they are totally against Christianity, they’ll certainly consider getting those Christian books. Maybe some of them are like me who long thought that there was Christian fiction only for children–as was the case for a long time. It really was through Francine Rivers’ change in course that I became so much more aware of the Chistian fiction that was out there.

Sorry, I hope I made myself moderately clear. I’m not doing too well so trying to express myself is a little hard.

]]> By: AngelaBenson.com » Blog Archive » Taking Back the Past - SP http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/2006/03/02/taking-back-the-past-sp/comment-page-1/#comment-396 AngelaBenson.com » Blog Archive » Taking Back the Past - SP Fri, 03 Mar 2006 04:38:09 +0000 http://theamensisters.com/wordpress/?p=38#comment-396 [...] The last post in the Taking Back the Past series ended with my decision to write Christian fiction. Rather than picking up where that post left off, I’m going to digress a bit and go back to the start of my writing career. I think this is fitting given that Harlequin is re-issuing my first three books in a 3-1 volume in April. I promise to continue that story after I take you through those first three books. [...] [...] The last post in the Taking Back the Past series ended with my decision to write Christian fiction. Rather than picking up where that post left off, I’m going to digress a bit and go back to the start of my writing career. I think this is fitting given that Harlequin is re-issuing my first three books in a 3-1 volume in April. I promise to continue that story after I take you through those first three books. [...]

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