I grew up in church, read my Bible, and tried to live a godly life—but something was missing. It wasn’t until years later, through heartbreak and hardship, that I discovered the joy of truly knowing God. This is my story of how the gospel transformed my faith from routine to relationship, from discontented duty to delight.
Need encouragement for your writing? This post shares Bible verses, inspiration from fellow writers, and a free printable of Scripture cards.
Psalm 46:10 says, “Be still…”—but how? How can we experience peace amid uncontrollable circumstances and stillness in the storm?
How can we write for God’s glory when it’s so hard that we feel like giving up? Here are a few practical tips from my own experience.
My grandparents survived the Great Depression and World War II, and taught me about faithful stewardship of the most valuable treasure.
When we recognize the boundaries of the realm within which God calls us to write, we enjoy purpose, provision, and pleasure in our work.
Follow me through my normal morning routine, including how I delight in God’s Word through Bible reading, meditation, and prayer.
God’s Word is for more than information—it’s for transformation. Find out how our response to Bible study leads to God-glorifying change.
Personal insights from these 17 Christian writers show powerful and common ways God uses the writing process to change us for His glory.
Do you ever wonder why God included a specific book or passage in the Bible? Try viewing the message of the Bible as a complete story.
How do we draw near to Someone we can’t physically see, hear, or feel? The Bible describes The Way, and our unique design means it looks different for each of us. Here’s how I draw near to God through writing.
What’s the purpose in our suffering? Sometimes we don’t find out. How are we to view this kind of hardship as Christians?