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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Writing Historical Fiction
As most of you know, my fiction work is primarily historical. At times, this makes for difficulties and potential embarrassments. Although it’s fiction, in order to give the author credibility, it can’t alter historical facts. If you write science fiction … Continue reading
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Tagged Advice, Authorship, Caring, David N. Walker Christian Author, David N. Walker Historical Fiction Author, Fancy Series, friends, Heaven Sent, Historical Fiction, Life, Life experience, Life lessons, Life truths, Life values, People, Personal development, Self-help
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Attaining Redemption
If you have not read the earlier posts in this series, find the “Categories” list in the right-hand column of this page and click on “Christianity 101.” This will pull up all the previous posts so you can read through … Continue reading
Life’s Little Messes
My apologies to the author of the following statement: Life is messy. Writing takes the focus off the mess and puts it to good use. I don’t recall if I saw it on Facebook or Twitter or where. I’d attribute … Continue reading
Tithing
One subject that seems to present a stumbling block to Christians is tithing. Why should I tithe? What if I’m already having trouble paying my bills? If you have not read the earlier posts in this series, find the “Categories” … Continue reading
Great IMAX Movie
Do you live near an IMAX theater? Have you viewed a movie there? If you haven’t, you’re denying yourself a real treat. My wife and I have seen movies in IMAX theaters in San Antonio and Spokane, WA. Here in … Continue reading
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Tagged Advice, Authorship, Canadian Pacific RR, Caring, David N. Walker Christian Author, David N. Walker Historical Fiction Author, Fancy Series, friends, Heaven Sent, IMAX, Life, Life experience, Life lessons, Life truths, Life values, People, Personal development, Rocky Mountain Express, Self-help
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Three Ways of Gaining Knowledge
Most Christians either desire—or at least delude themselves into thinking they desire—to pursue an ever-growing knowledge and understanding of spiritual things in general and God’s word in particular. In order to do that, however, we need to understand how spiritual … Continue reading
A Personal Triumph
I’ve done so much whining about my shoulder surgery lately, I thought I’d get a little more upbeat and report some good news for a change. That’s more fun anyway. While I was dating Sharon, and during the first few … Continue reading
A Blanket Promise from God
This week we continue examining some of God’s promises to Christians. Last week, we looked at what I call an “if/then” promise. God promised that if we would do this, then He would do that. Today, we are going to … Continue reading
A Year of Mixed Blessings
Was 2013 a good year or a bad year? How about a lot of both? One fun part of last year was publishing my Fancy series. I’d published the first couple of novellas toward the end of 2012, but I … Continue reading