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Submission Guidelines
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Please Note:

• "Trusting in Jesus" is a secure website. 
• Personal attacks and defamatory remarks against others will not be posted.
• Please let us know if you would like your full name to be included. Unless requested, we will only use your first name and country.

Please Submit Original Content based on Christian Principles with scriptural references. Please do not copy and paste from other websites without permission and reference. 

Please do not enter HTML, all caps, phone numbers, or home addresses. Entries must be legal, factual, not denominational, commercial, defamatory, threatening, confidential, or copyright infringing.

I agree to grant an exclusive, royalty-free, irrevocable, transferable, perpetual license to display my submission on this Web site only. 

Editing:

I was once told by an editor with a unique sense of humor and insight that "every good writer needs a good editor."

Writing does not always come easy, but don't be overly concerned; concentrate on your message, and it will be fine.

We systematically lightly edit submissions for clarity and punctuation that we believe will make you proud of your entry; your message will remain the same. 

Note About Artificial Intelligence: 

God has always used the Holy Spirit to prompt Christian writers in delivering His messages. We will learn more in time if and how Artificial Intelligence can be used to glorify God.

Your submission certifies that, (with the exception of scriptural research) you, and not AI, are your material's author.

Trusting in Jesus

Submission Guidelines

"Lets Teach Our Children to Love"

Why is it so difficult for our educators and society, in general, to understand that love and respect for one another taught from a young age can solve much of the world's hostility and social problems!

"Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it" (Prov 22:6).

Love is the answer!

Loyalty and Faithfulness

True loyalty springs from the heart and is wrapped in love. It is often in our most private moments that true loyalty, or the lack of it, is made known.