by Kennita (Kay) Williams
“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NIV)
Spring is a season of awakening. What once looked lifeless begins to bloom. Hidden things rise. Seeds break through the soil, unapologetic and vibrant. Spring reminds us that delay is not denial—it’s preparation. And for writers and Christian communicators, this season invites a sacred momentum: It’s time to spring forward.
Too often, we treat our writing call like winter—quiet, buried, paused. We sit on the idea. We hesitate to send the email. We revisit the manuscript but let self-doubt talk us out of finishing the book. Meanwhile, the message God placed in us waits for our obedience, not our perfection.
