HeyJaredSuzanne Writes Fiction Substack
After years of speaking, teaching, and writing non-fiction, best-selling author, Suzanne Eller, is stepping into a new adventure of fiction -- and can’t wait to share it with you.
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Coming Home, Chapter 11 (opens the original)
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Chapter Ten, Coming Home (opens the original)
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I just celebrated my 67th birthday this past week. It’s made me reflective. We come to an age where we realize how much we truly need each other. In today’s chapter, Molly struggles with needing/wanting someone in her life. She has valid reasons behind the struggle. Can you identify?As I wrote today’s chapter, it made me wish I could go back and let people in more in those earlier years. At the ripe old age of 67, I have come to understand we were never meant to do this life alone, and that God
Coming Home, Chapter Nine (opens the original)
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The other day I was talking with my husband. I have a birthday coming up in a few days. “What do you want for your birthday?” he asked. “I have everything I need,” I said. And it’s true. There was a time I longed for specific things. Not money. Not material possessions, but confidence. Security that comes from within. I’m not 100% sure when that changed, but there came a time that I was at home in my own skin. I knew who I was, flaws and all, but also could see the beauty of what God had done an
Coming Home, Chapter 8 (opens the original)
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I used to think that a person’s calling looked like a specific path, but I one day realized that our calling isn’t what we do, but who we follow. In my own life, God led me to write and to speak. But also, he has allowed me to hold a child in my arms and rock them while their mama took a much-needed nap. Both were valuable. Both were where God led. Making plans is important, but making space for where God leads is wisdom. If God is taking you in a new direction, it doesn’t mean that your dream h
Coming Home, Chapter 7 (opens the original)
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Wounds can make us keep others at a distance. We might even see it as protection. We may build walls around us that seem to keep us safe, but actually keep us isolated. If I look back, I see this as one of the most profound miracles God has performed in my own life. I’ve learned that taking risks with friendship is worth it. I’ve discovered to give myself grace, to see my own worth, but also to give grace with other flawed people. I’ve also given myself permission to move on if a relationship is
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