Stories
Featuring courage received through God's grace
“Don the full armor of God” is easy to say but remember God’s armor comes in one size. It isn’t such that one size fits all, but those who try to don it must adjust themselves to the fit. Brave Knights must train, for the armor of God is heavy. To the undisciplined it will feel awkward and will expose one to ridicule by non-believers. The training and fitness becomes a lifelong pursuit. The helmet does not fit a fat or empty head. The breast plate doesn’t work on a boastful chest. The sandals will slip off the feet of those who plant them in sand. The sword will turn dull and tarnished in the hand of the profane. The belt of truth is a thin one, not designed to hold in a gluttonous stomach. No matter your condition, the shield of faith can extinguish the flaming arrows of the evil one, so have faith.
William A. Wright (Bill) and Dale Ann Edmiston (Brave Knight Writers) are a husband-and-wife writing team. Bill gets the ideas, discusses them with Dale Ann, and writes up the draft; Dale Ann then works on the content and line edits. Our theme is all about spiritual warfare (hence the brave knights), because our stories feature a character tapping into courage received through God's grace.
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