Want to improve your blog devotions?

We do, so we asked Gail Purath.

A military wife for 22 years, a missionary to Budapest for 5 years, Gail is a wife, mother, grandmother and author of 1-Minute Bible Love Notes. 

Bible Love Notes has 18,000 subscribers, 140,000 monthly page views, 230,000 followers on Facebook, 30,000 on Pinterest, 5000 on Twitter, and 1800 on Instagram.

Here’s what Gail has to say about writing better blog devotions:

12 Tips for Better Blog Devotions:

The internet is not the library https://avigeneric.com/../. People don’t come in, check the card catalog, pull a book off the shelf and take it home for a long read. Unfortunately, many blog writers are still writing as if that were the case.

1. Pray

Writing is important ministry.

2. Edit

Rewriting is often more important than writing!

• Make sure your content is well arranged and understandable.
• Make sure your grammar and punctuation are correct.
• Stay on point–cut unnecessary words/explanations and don’t take side trips from your message.

To read more of this post, click this link: 12 Tips for Better Blog Devotions

To learn more from Gail Purath about Blogging & Social Media, don’t miss our one-day workshop on April 1st:

Lexington Word Weavers
Blogging and Social Media Workshop

Word Weavers Members – $25

Non-Members – $35

Here’s what’s in store for you:

#1: Great Content – Learn how to craft a blog post that could go viral.

Discover proven strategies to get more subscribers for your blog or website.

Find out how social media can draw readers to your blog, website or books.

#2: Networking – Meet and network with other bloggers during our Blog Hop Meet & Greet.

#3: Critique – Register to receive a professional critique of a blog post.

#4: Fun – Enjoy the fellowship and fun with other writers.

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We can’t expect to improve as writers and bloggers if we aren’t constantly learning. 

If writing is one of our gifts, then we owe it to God and to our readers (present and future) to invest time improving our writing and blogging skills.

This is a good application of the parable of the talents. God expects us to diligently use whatever gifts He gives us.

I try each week to learn more about writing and blogging, and there are a plethora of sites that I like.

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