This moment isn't just suspenseful storytelling—it's a mirror for our own spiritual journeys. Sometimes God sends us into situations that look dangerous on the outside but are divine appointments in disguise. That tension between fear and faith is where obedience is tested and purpose is revealed. Sometimes God calls us to go into situations where it makes no sense to the human mind. But He isn’t asking us to make sense—He’s asking us to make moves.

Welcome to this week’s Tony Tips Tuesdays, where we dive into one of the most powerful and often overlooked elements in storytelling: internal conflict. As writers, we often chase the big plot twists, the enemy confrontations, and the external stakes. But the truth is, what makes a story resonate—what makes a character stay with us long after we’ve turned the last page—is what they battle within.

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