Faith Journaling: introduction

Saturday, November 12, 2011

New to this blog?

Welcome!

I welcome everyone who has already read this blog and welcome anyone new. Thank you so much for taking a look. I hope you get a great deal out of this blog.

This blog is about a journey of your faith as you seek to gain a more loyal faith in the Lord and in his Word. Consequently, if you want to do so, and get the msot form this blog, I recommend you ignore what day it is and start from the very first blog post and work to today.

If you want to find it in an easier format, where you do not have to search through this blog day per day, you can click on the book at the left side of this blog. Or, you can click the link below to the Smashwords store and look for the book, "A LOYAL FAITH: AN INTRODUCTION, Vol.1." This is probably the easiest approach. but, you can also go through this blog if you want.

Thank you so much.

I welcome you again.

If you ever have any questions or comments, please feel free to send me an email to: hisfiction@gmail.com, if you want it to be private. Or, attach a comment at the end of this blog if you do not mind it to be seen by others. I would also love to get to know you.

Stacy Duplease
Inspirational Historical Romance Author & Bible Study Writer
A timeless kind of love... and a loyal faith...
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A LOYAL FAITH, Vol. 1: An Introduction

This blog, and all of the posts, so far have been an introduction. As we progress, and in a month or so, we will move to specific elements of what it looks like to have a loyal faith and what all the bible has to say about having a more loyal faith.

I jsut wanted to take a moment to remind you that is why all of this might seem basic so far. However, we have to establish a baseline in order to know where we start and where we grow from there and where we do not grow. These blog posts are just to get us to start thinking again about our faith, what we want from it, how to apply it to our lives, and far more importantly--what God wants.