Comments on: Let Me Tell You a Story

By: Vonda Skelton

Vonda Skelton — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 00:14:21 +0000

Oh Heather, my heart hurt for you as I read your words. Knowing you as I know you–as a writer and a mom–I KNOW God isn’t through with you and your “pen.” You’re simply in a different season. I certainly couldn’t do then what I’m doing now. And I don’t know too many women who could. My goodness, writing this incredible blog is an act of obedience to your calling, reaching women across the country. Thank you for writing. Thank you for sharing your words with me. Thank you for your faithfulness to do what He’s called you to do. Today it might be more mommy than writer, but the writer is still in there, just waiting for her time to blossom once again.
In love and appreciation,
Vonda
http://www.VondaSkelton.com

By: lisa

lisa — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 18:15:07 +0000

Heather, hoping “Firstlight” will shed some light on your own continual writing journey. You are still definitely called to be a writer.
Don’t you ever dare doubt that.
Also highly recommend The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. Ink, water and God’s words from the well ebb, flow and sometimes just seem all run out. If a page is blank…maybe it isn’t empty…maybe it’s freedom. You’re in a growing time right now. Jesus went to the desert sometimes. We go there too. It’s part of the process of saving up before filling others again. Keep journaling. Reading. Praying. You are being still and knowing He is God. Maybe He is the one now writing upon your heart.
Apologize for my bandaid rambling tendencies. Love you more than love, Lisa in Hoover

By: Sara

Sara — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 03:28:25 +0000

Yes, Heather, God definitely speaks through your pen. I know just from your blog alone you have encouraged many women and pointed them not just to seek God, but to pursue a closer, more intimate relationship with Him!

By: Janell Rardon

Janell Rardon — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:45:03 +0000

Heather, yes, your writing makes a difference. I stumbled upon your blog this morning and was deeply moved by the encouraging words. I, too, am a mom/author/speaker . . . and know the frustration of “Am I making a difference?” But, deep down in my soul of souls and my spirit, I know that “the greatest among us is a servant.” KEEP SERVING — in your home and with your pen! Pour perfume on the feet of Jesus today! (Luke 7: 36-50). Blessings, Janell Rardon