Got a confession to make. In my assignments as a freelance journalist, if there is an authentic, editorially defensible way to put the Lord in the picture, I do it. Writing about God in a non-religious piece should be not hard-sell or shoving down the Gospel your reader's throat. It has to be 'natural' and within the context of the article. It's not forced, neither is it a misreprsentation of the subject. It gives glory to God while adding depth and layer to the content. It leaves the reader something to affirm or reflect on without turning him off on spiritual things.
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
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