The Underground Scribe: Domestic Reflections

We write stories not just with our pens, but with our lives.

In even the fragrances of home, we are the aroma of Christ to God.

All of life is story; all of story is home.

My people will live in peaceful dwelling places, in secure homes, in undisturbed places of rest (Isaiah 32:18 NIV).

So What's a Scribe?

A scribe is someone who consistently operates in three broad giftings: writing, teaching, and administration. Scribes often fill roles of recording and preserving; may be connected with the law, history, scholarship, or government; or serve as secretaries, treasurers, or board members of organizations. The scribe may, of course, carry other gifts as well.

It's possible to receive a scribal assignment yet not be a scribe, just as it’s possible to prophesy (per 1 Corinthians 14) but not be a prophet.

A prophetic scribe is a scribe who conveys the testimony of Jesus in their work (Rev. 19:10), for the purpose of expanding His Kingdom. A prophetic scribe also edifies, encourages, and consoles the church (1 Corinthians 14:3).

The Underground Scribe

Domestic Reflections

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