Here I sit in front of my computer. My name is Fay Lamb, and I am a lamb of the Good Shepherd, a small-town girl, wife of Marc (a wonderful small-town boy), and mother to two wonderful sons and grandmother of four. I work as a secretary for Faith Baptist Church in Titusville, Florida. I work at blossoming from budding author into a writer that bears good fruit. I enjoy plotting my own stories and critiquing the work of others. I am also someone that the Lord has allowed to teach His Word to other ladies like me who are searching for God's will in our lives.
I've wanted to publish my own webpage and blog for a long while now. I started on a long journey of discovery, trying to find out what it is that I could offer others. I sought advice from others. I reviewed other websites and blogs. I worried and wondered. Then I did what I should have done from the start. I prayed. The Lord knows me better than myself. His Word tells me that "I am fearfully and wonderfully made" (Psalm 139:14). So, I knew I had something to offer someone, somewhere. Still, when I asked the Lord what I had to benefit others, I truly had no idea where He would lead.
You'd have thunkI'd recognized His answer sooner, but for months I waited and wondered. The thought, so insignificant at first, began to grow, and when it budded forth, I knew His answer. My cup of joy still runs over. "Share what you love to do the most?" And this website is born!
So, you're probably wondering, what can a small-town girl, lamb of the Good Shepherd, wife, mother, grandmother, budding author who loves to plot and critique, and Bible study teacher offer to anyone? My answer -- A Lamb's Testimony, Bible studies, and just for fun a look into the Wonderful Land of What If, a blog dedicated to plotting.
I invite you to join me on this new adventure. I'll post a new BIble Study lesson each month, and each Monday in The Wonderful Land of What If, I'll present a theme and ask you to play the writer's game of "What If." On Saturday, I'll post the summary of a story using the most promising plots presented. Hey, and if the plotting gives you an idea for a story, ENJOY! A well-known writer once demonstrated that if you give fifty people the same plot, you'll have fifty different stories.
And remember, when you're a lamb of the Good Shepherd, the grass is always greener on your side of the pasture!