Jeff Kusner
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Micro Publishing
I know I’ve only recently entered into this arena and I have much to learn, but I wanted to share a little of what I’ve encountered thus far. First let me share a few facts: Average Book Sales are shockingly small and falling fast. In ’04, 950,000 titles out of the 1.2 million tracked by …
Book Signing
Had a great time at the Gospel Supply Shop here in Mount Vernon, they hosted the book signing for the debut of Fearful To Fearless last friday. The owners, Richard & Penny, said it was the best signing they had ever had. The press release did appear in the local Mount Vernon paper and was …
Experiencing God And Getting Out Of The Boat at 35,000 Feet
What do free software, experiencing god, getting out of the boat while on a plane all have in common? Well lets start by talking about the free software first. “Why do you give that church management software away for free?”, I get that a lot. Well I can tell you that was not my original …
History Of OYBO
A lot of people often ask how OYBO was started. First let me just say for those that don’t know, OYBO is short for oneyearbibleonline.com. I guess it was around the year 2000, I picked up a copy of The One Year Bible from Tyndale Publishing to read through the bible that year. As is …
Fearful To Fearless Book
For the last year and a half I’ve been quietly putting together a devotional on fear and worry. It’s actually the kind of book I’ve been looking to find for more than ten years, I always thought somebody else would write it. I recall hearing on the radio that there were 365 fear nots in …
The Impotence of Proofreading
pun intended…. I got a good chuckle watching this, watch the video to see why! Hard as I try to get it right the first time, it seems like i’m always having to go back and edit a post. Often times repeatedly. Is that how it is for you?
First Harvest
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. — Galations 6:9 (NIV) Amish farm in Waterford, Ohio in Knox County.
