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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #7–Good News about Bible Permissions

Troublesome as it is to obtain permission to quote song lyrics, just the opposite is true for the Bible. Getting permission is easy as pie–because it’s already granted! Most Bible publishers are generous with the number of verses you can … Continue reading

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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #6–Avoid Quoting Modern Song Lyrics (Unless You’re Willing to Do the Legwork)

Nothing beats a song for capturing the heart of a matter with eloquence and emotion. But before you weave the words of a popular tune into your content, know what you’re getting into, because the complexities can be much knottier … Continue reading

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Writing Tips for Speakers: Tip #5–Use the Right Word

I occasionally find myself puzzling over an author’s word choice. Why did the author pick that word? For variety? For effect? Because it sounds cool? To impress? In any case, the word has drawn my attention as an editor for … Continue reading

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