After listening to this short video by Dr. Jennell what is your thought, response, question or call to action?

Hello everyone, I paused for a week or so to organize the classroom but haven’t forgotten you… So I hope you’ve been writing and planning your book. I’m back posting now and the classroom will be ready for you to start growing by Monday. Today I ask this question for your commenting… WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BOOK OF THE BIBLE AND WHY?

For those of you ready to become an author with me, let’s start here. (don't forget to visit the official course here Before you can start writing it’s essential to choose your audience. Most people start with a thought, or a story they have that they want to share or a “God inspired title” … and that’s okay, but what really helps shape the book is asking. Today’s Writing Move: - Finish this sentence:“This book will help readers go from ______ to ______.”or Finish this sentenceThis book will help ___________ go from _______ to _________." - Identify who the book is for. - Do NOT overthink — clarity beats perfection. 👉 Your book is not about saying everything. 👉 It’s about changing something. Be sure to CLICK HERE to get more info on Author Clarity in the OFFICIAL CLASS COMMENT YOUR AUDIENCE BELOW

Clarity removes overwhelm. Structure creates momentum. Get more in Depth details by clicking on this step HERE IN THE CLASSROOM Today’s Writing Move: - List 5–10 possible chapter titles. - Arrange them in a logical flow. - Don’t aim for perfection — aim for progress. 👉 You don’t write a book all at once. 👉 You build it chapter by chapter.

COMMENT BELOW ... WHAT DOES MAKING SPACE FOR GOD MEAN TO YOU? Making Space Scripture – Psalm 46:10 (ESV) “Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” Word for the Day: Stillness Practical Teaching Before Lent begins, we must slow down. Lent is not something we rush into — it is something we enter. Stillness is the doorway to depth. If we never pause, we cannot hear. Jeremiah 33:3 Connection God promises to reveal “great and hidden things.” Hidden things require quiet spaces. Stillness prepares the ear for revelation. Going Beyond Tip Schedule 10 uninterrupted minutes today with no phone, no music — just silence before God. Black History Spotlight – Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays Who He Was:Dr. Benjamin E. Mays was a theologian, educator, and longtime president of Morehouse College. He mentored generations of leaders — including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Lesser-Known Fact:Before becoming a prominent educator, Mays spent years in disciplined theological study and spiritual formation. He was known for beginning each school year with deep spiritual reflection and moral vision-setting, not hype. His leadership was rooted in contemplation before action. He once said: “Not failure, but low aim is sin.” Why He Fits Day 1 (Stillness):Mays believed clarity comes from reflection. He understood that leaders must think deeply before moving publicly. Stillness shaped his vision. Prayer Lord, quiet my heart. Teach me to be still before You. Prepare me for deeper places as Lent approaches. Amen.