by Tim Suddeth @TimSuddenth
Be ready in season and out of season. II Tim 4:2
To reach our biggest audience, often writers are called
on to be able to speak in public. When some of us hear that, we perk our ears
up like a good bird dog. Send me after it.
Others run and hide under the porch. Writing in the
solitary of our homes, on our back porch, or at our favorite coffee house does
not prepare us for standing in front of two, twenty, or two hundred people. Why,
we’d have to get out of our pj’s. (Just the thought made you tremble, didn’t it?)
But there could come that opportunity to get out of the
house and share about that topic you care about with others. And public
speaking, whether in person or through a monitor is becoming even more popular.
You know your story matters. What do you do?
