True Love Waits | Paula Wiseman

Two notes on the writing front-

The critique of Contingency is finished and I’ll have the report soon. That should help me formulate the next step in this journey.

Second, the draft of Claire’s book is finished. I have never struggled with a story as much as I did with that one, but it seemed to coalesce as it was winding down. It morphed a little from my original concept, but it was for the better.

Tonight and tomorrow Jon and I are teaching True Love Waits at a retreat in Evansville.

Finally, let me say that traffic has picked up and I truly thank you. It is a tremendous encouragement to me, especially on those days when it feels like I’ve misunderstood God about this whole writing thing.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

I have loved you with an everlasting love… Jeremiah 31:3

Two notes on the writing front-

The critique of Contingency is finished and I’ll have the report soon. That should help me formulate the next step in this journey.
Second, the draft of Claire’s book is finished. I have never struggled with a story as much as I did with that one, but it seemed to coalesce as it was winding down. It morphed a little from my original concept, but it was for the better.

Tonight and tomorrow Jon and I are teaching True Love Waits at a retreat in Evansville.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Enjoy some time with your sweetie and with the Lover of your soul.

I have loved you with an everlasting love… Jeremiah 31:3

Starting tomorrow evening, my husband and I are teaching at a True Love Waits retreat. I’m also on the verge of finishing up a difficult draft of a story that takes a hard look at the nature of true love. Whether between spouses, among family members or friends, true love follows Christ’s example. While I wouldn’t presume to tackle the vast topic of Christ’s love, I hope to provoke some thoughts.

True Love initiates – God chose us without waiting to see how we would respond. True Love boldly and confidently makes the first move.

True Love risks – God knew that we would reject Him, and He chose to love us anyway. True Love understands that love may not be reciprocated, but chooses to love anyway.

True Love sacrifices – Jesus Christ sacrificed more for us than we comprehend. However, His sacrifice wasn’t wasted on our selfish aspirations. He sacrificed to redeem us.

True Love commits – Jesus said He would never leave us or forsake us. Never. True Love isn’t shallow or fair-weather. It is forever.

True Love is not a feeling, it is a decision.

Love lightbrush Starting tomorrow evening, my husband and I are teaching at a True Love Waits retreat. I’m also on the verge of finishing up a difficult draft of a story that takes a hard look at the nature of true love. Whether between spouses, among family members or friends, true love follows Christ’s example. While I wouldn’t presume to tackle the vast topic of Christ’s love, I hope to provoke some thoughts.

True Love initiates – God chose us without waiting to see how we would respond. True Love boldly and confidently makes the first move.

True Love risks – God knew that we would reject Him, and He chose to love us anyway. True Love understands that love may not be reciprocated, but chooses to love anyway.

True Love sacrifices – Jesus Christ sacrificed more for us than we comprehend. However, His sacrifice wasn’t wasted on our selfish aspirations. He sacrificed to redeem us.

True Love commits – Jesus said He would never leave us or forsake us. Never. True Love isn’t shallow or fair-weather. It is forever.

True Love is not a feeling, it is a decision.

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