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Paperback: 104 pages
Publisher: Warrior For Christ Publishing (May 27,
2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0990339505
ISBN-13: 978-0990339502
Book
Title: Altars of the Heart
Genre:
Christian Non-Fiction
A Word From April L. Minger
Procrastination is the enemy to any author. In the
case of procrastination it’s better to go on the offensive rather than the
defensive. Why? Because procrastination is tricky and you will already be a
victim before you even know it’s in the room. In order for us not to fall
victim to the procrastination demons we must have a plan of attack. This plan
includes having a schedule; a set time and place to work on our writing, this
is how you go on the offense. We should just expect that procrastination is
going to try and creep in, so we need to be proactive and make a firm schedule and
then hold ourselves accountable to it. Procrastination not only slows down our
work, but it can actually cause our efforts to suffer because we don’t give
ourselves adequate time to complete research or properly review our writing. I
think it also goes without saying that procrastination is the enemy of
deadlines. For some authors deadlines are already cause for stress, but when
you add procrastination, it can become increasingly stressful and frustrating
for even the veteran author. Remember if we participate in procrastination we
run the risk of not reaching our desired destination; the goal is to get to our
writing into the hands of readers. We should hold ourselves accountable to a
schedule and set daily, weekly, and monthly goals with regard to the writing, publishing,
and promoting process. Procrastination will be an enemy that we have to fight
off at every stage of being an author, it does not matter if you’re a first
time author or if you have been writing and publishing for years.
Procrastination may even show up disguised as something else: like tiredness,
fun time out with friends, or a good show on television, but do not be fooled,
it’s just those procrastination demons trying once again to creep into your
schedule. We have to stay accountable and not allow ourselves to get in the
habit of making excuses to do it later; later is the vehicle that
procrastination travels in. Accountability puts the brakes on procrastination
while at the same time fueling and giving momentum to our goals as an
author.
About the Author:
April Minger was born and raised in Springfield,
Ohio. After graduating from high school, April joined the United States Air
Force. April works in the Insurance and Health Care fields, and also has a
Master’s degree in Business, graduating with honors, and is a member of the
Alpha Beta Kappa Chapter of The National Honor Society. She currently resides
in Fort Drum, New York, where her husband serves on active duty as a member of
the United States Army. April and her husband of eighteen years have two children.
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About the Book:
If you answered yes to any of these questions,
then I have some good news for you. The answer may seem far away, but it's
actually much closer than you think.
Altars of the Heart will take you on a journey to
rediscover who you are and give you authentic tools to help you connect back to
walking hand-in-hand with God through deeper worship.
The knowledge and insight that you will gain from
reading this book will take you to a life of newfound liberation from
insecurities, fear, doubt, shame, and un-forgiveness.
You will be encouraged to do an internal
"heart" examination, to re-evaluate how you interact with others,
make choices and worship the Lord.
The Word of God specifically states in the book
of Hosea 4:6, that my people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge. I issue a
challenge to you to open this book, and allow your life to experience freedom
from bondage and finally discover your path to deeper worship.
Open this book, and let’s have a heart to heart
conversation!
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Thank you for hosting me today. I appreciate the oppoortunity to introduce myself to your readers.
ReplyDeleteI was glad to do it, April. Your book sounds lovely.
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