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A Second Rung on Jacob's Ladder-Way More Difficult Than It Looks

This weekend I am starting a new series.   You will read deep-hearted stories by people you've met here. Come back each weekend and be blessed. Leave a return word of encouragement for those who shared in the comment section. Periodically I will be giving books away to a commenter. But to me, the greater gift is the heartfelt words from my guests. Today, Sherrinda Ketchersid, a former Writer's Alley Cat tells how God nudged her to a second rung on Jacob's Ladder. The step is way more difficult than it looks. The Second Rung I’ve been calling myself a writer for about six years. It has been the most wonderful, frustrating, rewarding, exasperating thing I have ever done! I’ve loved meeting other writers online and have been planning to go to the big ACFW Conference with great anticipation. It’s what I love! Not long ago, God got a hold of me and we wrestled for quite awhile. You know when God is talking to you, even though sometimes you don’t want to h...

Sherrinda Ketchersid and Jacob's Ladder

Fabulous Feature Friday Sherrinda Ketchersid Come meet my friend, Sherrinda Ketchersid. She recently had a Jacob's ladder experience.  At different times in our lives we all face the ladder. Her words will inspire you: I’ve been calling myself a writer for about six years. It has been the most wonderful, frustrating, rewarding, exasperating thing I have ever done! I’ve loved meeting other writers online and have been planning to go to the big ACFW Conference this fall with great anticipation. It’s what I love! Not long ago, God got a hold of me and we wrestled for quite awhile. You know when God is talking to you, even though sometimes you don’t want to hear Him. You have a disquiet feeling in your heart. You aren’t at peace. You run into road blocks at every turn. You know good and well He is trying to get your attention, but you look the other way. God was convicting me of not being a better helper to my husband, who pastors a small church. I’ve been an active...