WordPoints Report

If the Lord allows me to finish all seven of the “daybooks,” there are three additional projects (listed at the bottom of this report) that I would also like to complete. If and when I get those done, I can lay down the pen and say, “It is finished, completely.”

For this month’s report, I just want to give you a copy of a post that I made on Facebook this past Tuesday, on my 73rd birthday. Some of you will have already seen this. I just wanted to make sure that you got a copy of the “birthday” post.

It takes discipline to read something every day, and I can’t tell you how much it means to me at the personal level to have so many readers who read the pages from these daybooks every day for a whole year — and then, amazingly, start over again the next year.

I want to share with you some exciting news: after several years of thinking about it, asking some wise people for their counsel, and praying about it nearly every day, I am going to attempt to move the base of my operations to Meridian, Mississippi.

Last month, I gave you an overview of the “chunks” of time that go into a typical workday for me. This month, I want zoom in a little closer on one of those daily chunks: the writing of a page in one of the books in the WordPoints Daybook Series.

In this report, I want to do something unusual: I want to describe what happens in a “typical” day for me. Each is a different mix of the activities I’m going to describe. But maybe it’ll give you an idea of what my days consist of.

I believe people are being influenced by the work you are making it possible for me to do, and the fact that you also have that confidence is a great comfort to me, especially on the weary days when the “finish line” seems a terribly long way off.