Randy Carney

Working on individual chapters on day 10 of the 28-day writing challenge. Adding interest with headings and subheadings.

In Psalm chapter 36, we see the transgressions of the wicked, the lovingkindness of God, and the desire to maintain our own personal faithfulness.

On the 8th day of this challenge, I have some recommendations to help your productivity.

Day 7: writing codes

An update on my progress and how it's working out with my new software.

I've got my first chapter written, and the next one blueprinted. How are you coming along?

Today we'll talk about fleshing out ideas for chapters.

You're on your way! Day four of the 28-day writing challenge.

Day two of the 28-day writing challenge

Off and running! Day three of the 28-day writing challenge

Getting started

Early days of America Early days of the church Continued history of America Personal situations

Sacrifices: Theirs, God's, and ours.

We hope your Holidays were wonderful! Randy is back with another episode of Walking with Randy. Today he is offering some great tips on fiction writing.

Luke 22:60-62 Luke 10:38-42 Mark 16:5-7 * Three stages of life where we "focus" * Refocusing at any stage of life * Rebuilding

The classic Christmas carol involves 4 locations and 5 biblical truths. Watch here to learn the amazing story! Luke 2: 1-20

How can we apply the story of the shepherds receiving the news of Jesus' birth to our lives today? Watch now to find out!

A sermon on the life of David and how it applies to our lives today. Taken from Psalm 35.

Watch here to learn the basic concepts - an introductory course of sorts - to writing fiction.

Randy offers some great tips on getting started on that exciting crime novel you've been wanting to write.

Randy Carney offers 5 great reasons for you to start writing your fiction story TODAY!

As we look at the first chapter of the Gospel of John, we will see an explorer, a specialized word, important doctrine, and a wonderful gift that God has given to us.

Randy offers great tips for how to get that novel that's in your head onto paper and on its way to being published!

I've given a lot of tips on writing nonfiction. Now here's something for those wishing to write fiction.

The voice of correction from the past, the voice of concern for the present, and the voice of hope for the future.