Honestly, this is something that I’ve always wanted to write about. Most of my fans know that I grew up a huge video gamer, with a particularly odd preference to fighting games. Tekken, Street Fighter, Marvel vs. Capcom, King of Fighters, Soul Caliber (not so much, but it was still a factor), Super Smash Brothers, and Fatal Fury. I believe they all played an integral role in my growth as person of creativity, and ultimately as a person of creative writing. Here’s an article about how to combine the two. Enjoy!

It’s so easy to get caught in the idea of “Writer’s Block.” It’s the easiest excuse in the world to just tell people “Oh man, I was working on this great, great story. But as soon I as was really getting into it, I got this Writer’s Block and I couldn’t do it. Eh well.” I think writing is about stamina and endurance. Who’s tougher? Who’s stronger? Who can last longer? The part of you that wants the story done or the part of you that wants everything to be easy. If you allow Writer’s Block to control you, then you have chosen the latter. This article here gives you some tips on how to defend yourself from the side of your emotions that wants you to quit.

The latest Miracleverse.com series is going to be underway this Saturday. Burning Within spotlights the origin of David Johnson, the star of the Union Cross series. His story takes place in an alternate universe from the one we see in Union Cross. It’s darker and a bit deeper. But the results should remain the same: God is the only father a man ever needs. So make sure you are here August 6th at 3:05 PM Eastern Time. This is a bi-weekly series updated on the 6th and the 22nd of every month.  Click Here to learn more. SMELL LIKE JESUS!

There is much debate in the mixed martial arts community on who is the best fighter in the world. Fans, reporters, analysis, even the fighters and promoters themselves continue to go back and forth on the terms of what qualifies a fighter to be on the “pound-for-pound” list. Most of the lists you see on sites like ESPN, Sherdog, and MMAjunkie are based on current fighters fighting current opponents. This list, however, deals more with the idea of a fighter’s legacy and looks at the greatest MMA win-loss records of all time.

The list complied is based on several factors: total wins and losses, the quality of the wins and losses, the time period of both the fighter and the opponent. Only fighters with at least 20 wins make the list. At least five consecutive wins (without a draw) must be from premier organizations (UFC, Pride, Strikeforce). Each fighter appearing on the list will not exceed 10 losses. (I would love to make an exception for Dan Severn, but it wouldn’t be fair.) Hope you enjoy!

If you haven’t already been paying attention, the Miracleverse has been going through some subtle changes over the last few days, most notably the string of new webseries.

Yes, there is a new direction coming to the Miracleverse. And I’m happy to say that there is much more to come in time. So I hope you continue to believe, as I continue to believe what the Lord will do. I am excited for the future.