A Noble Theme
Tjabe Koenen, Austin AndersonMy heart is stirred by a noble theme, as I recite my verses for the king. -Psalm 45:1 (NIV) The story I will be sharing is my first novel, my "verses for the king." And, just like the psalmist says, it brings me joy to write for the glory of God.
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Two Poems
Today I would like to share some more poems that I wrote over the summer. I composed these two sonnets right around the time I left for college.
Story of God, Part 5: Resolution
Throughout this article series, we have explored stories and how the Bible (and our lives) are part of a story. We have seen how we are characters, not the main ones, but we do play a role. Today, we will finish the story.
Story of God, Part 4: Climax
I love fantasy stories, if you can’t tell by now. I love knights, dragons, elves, dwarves, and so on. (Yes, I wrote a sci-fi story, but sci-fi is pretty much just modern fantasy.)
Story of God, Part 3: Rising Action
Recently, I watched the movie Braveheart with the guys on my hall. It was Orientation week, and felt appropriate, considering the fact that my college loves all things Scottish. (We’re Presbyterian, if that explains anything.)
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Austin lives on a farm in a valley in Montana, surrounded by wheat, alfalfa, and cows. When he's not writing you may find him begrudgingly feeding cows, when he's not feeding cows you may find him mowing yards. If you try to find him, good luck :)
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