The Official Writing Challenge
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04/26/18
You summed it up perfectly, and nailed the topic beautifully.

well done,
Blessings~
04/26/18
Don't we have a treasure chest full of these memories of God's intimate knowledge of our needs? I love it the we have this place to tell our stories of our amazing God!
04/26/18
I really liked this story. It is a wonderful testimony and a delightful read. The only thing I would do differently is to heighten the suspense, such as placing the paragraph that explains how hard it is to sell cars near the beginning. But I like the fact that you did mention it, and you wrapped the story up beautifully: a fun tale about how God works behind the scenes to answer our prayers.
Amen!
Your piece was a real prize to read. You are a fine writer, and you write as though you are seated beside me, talking to me face to face. And that is the mark of an exceptional writer. Some advice, though: Let your work simmer on the back burner till it's well seasoned. Meaning you will catch the little errors in punctuation and word omissions. All in all, though, a real pick me up story about a a pick-up truck. Keep at it, my friend. You are a writer through and through.
If we don't think the way you put it in your piece, we will probably use the word "luck". I don't like that word as it does not credit God with any part of something happening.

Great story. Well written. It will be enjoyed by others.

It might be used as a teaching devotional for people who still use the word "luck".
Ditto to the above comments, so I’d like to give a few writing critiques. Try to stay with the present tense or past tense, but don’t go back and forth between the two. Edit out conversations and comments that aren’t necessary for the enhancement of the story.

You have great bones for the story, and good editing will make it better. We are all learning.