Some say storytelling is a lost art. No, it isn’t. It’s a timeless art. Art that’s been around for centuries. Even before humans could write, storytelling existed in the form of oral storytelling. Information, education, and entertainment are all possible through storytelling.

If we think back to our childhood days, we remember the stories we loved most. The ones we wanted to hear repeatedly. But storytelling isn’t only for children. Adults love listening to a good story just as much. In fact, storytelling is becoming increasingly popular in business settings.

If you’ve ever considered life as a storyteller, this book is for you. If you want to learn more about the art of storytelling because you find it interesting, this book is for you. Or if you simply enjoy a good story, this book is for you.

Life would be so dull without stories. Within these pages, you’ll discover a world that ignites the imagination, tickles the funny bone, and touches the heart of its recipient. Storytelling has a certain power about it. A power that can change the world.

As a storyteller, I hope that at the end of this book you’ll want to learn more about storytelling. That you’ll want to write and tell stories of your own.

Take a walk with me into the world of the storyteller. But beware—you might not want to leave.

When does that place called folly become a place called common sense? Where is it exactly, you ask? If you’re living in a place called folly, you’ll have a hard time finding your way to that place called common sense. Fear not. There is a map.

Within the pages of this book, you’ll find a collection of short stories. Stories that will nudge you closer and closer to a place where you will understand how God’s Word has meaning. A place where God’s Word speaks to every issue, every topic, be they personal, spiritual, or secular. How does that work?

The Bible, written so long ago, couldn’t possibly speak to us today. Too much has changed. Plus, the authors of the Bible were human. Weren’t they? Sure they were. However, as a Christian author, I believe the Bible to be the authoritative written Word of God. From this belief, this book emerged.

Let me show you how our world’s events are intricately woven throughout the Bible. Journey with me to a wonderful place. A place you’ll never want to leave—a place called common sense.

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There’s something curiously mysterious in how God works in our lives. He knows the exact place, time, and moment to disclose His divine revelation—that He’s been helping us all along. When He intervenes, He leaves no room to question His transformational presence, giving us no option but to praise our Heavenly Father.

In this non-fiction collection of short stories, authors share personal testimonies of how they witnessed God using their circumstances to help them overcome obstacles in their lives and the lives of others.

Written by:

Paula Renee Morgan (Author)

Kimberly Dewberry (Author)

Liberty McArtor (Author)

Regina Stone Matthews (Author)

Teresa Wells (Author)

Within the pages of this book, you’ll find a collection of short stories dealing with all sorts of issues. Some funny, some sad, some even controversial. All sure to make you think. Some might make you chuckle a time or two.

Life would be pretty dull without stories. Don’t you think? They spread joy, teach lessons, entertain, and leave behind memories of times gone by. The storyteller opens his heart and shares a piece of it with his audience. The listeners or readers hopefully take away from that story the teller’s promise. And what is that promise? To excite them, to provoke them, to surprise them, and to offer them hope.

This book will do all those things. Each story brings with it a source of hope that no matter what the topic, God’s Word speaks to it. No matter what the era, God’s Word still applies.

Take a chance. Remove those rose-colored glasses and walk on the wild side with me.

I double-dog dare ya!

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