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Tag Archives: michael k. reynolds
The Beginning Of A New Journey
Today is an important milestone in my book writing career. I hope you don’t mind the indulgence, but I wanted to share it with you.
I received the news a couple weeks ago that I will be represented by one of the top literary agents in the world (details to follow). For those who understand the book writing world, they know what a blessing this is.
There is a Catch-22 in getting your book in print because to get a literary agent you need to have a publisher ready to contract your book. Quality agents are so backed up with their existing clients they have little to no room to take on new writers. You need to come to them with something already in the bag.
Posted in Journal
Tagged books, journal, michael k. reynolds, publishing, writers, writing
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The Terrible Truth About Christians
Christians really have the unique ability to drive people nuts. Most other folks of faith are pretty good about keeping to themselves and staying out of other people’s business. But the same can’t be said of us Holy Rolling, Bible Thumpers.
The reality is there truly is a diamond hidden amongst all of that bothersome coal, and if you can somehow get past our many shortcomings, you’ll discover our hearts are in the right place.
So before you give up on us completely, here are a few helpful things you should know about Christians.
Posted in Christian Living, Evangelism, Exploring Faith
Tagged christian entrepreneur, christians, Evangelism, faith, gospel, michael k. reynolds, sharing faith, terrible truth, truth
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Can God Work At Your Business?
Is it really possible to build a business or organization which provides for your family, honors God, and results in life changes and spiritual growth in your employees, customers and vendors lasting for all eternity? Absolutely.
What if you don’t own a business, or aren’t the CEO. Can your place of work still be your place of worship? Definitely. In fact, you’re called and uniquely qualified to make it your mission field. But how do we do this?
