Put the Shoes by the Door: Why Knowing Your Audience Matters
Can we write effectively without considering our readers? The four Gospels provide a biblical example of the importance of knowing your audience.
Can we write effectively without considering our readers? The four Gospels provide a biblical example of the importance of knowing your audience.
It’s unlikely you’ve ever had to scrub dried mashed potatoes off your ceiling, but I have. Let me tell you how it happened and how it relates to the gospel.
Do you ever wonder if your efforts matter? God’s Word offers encouragement for us in the plodding and sometimes wearying work of everyday faithfulness.
Why is the Bible hard to understand? God gave us his Word intending that we would understand it. If you can read, you can understand the Bible with these tips.
SEO is one of the most practical and enjoyable ways to glorify God, bless your readers, and grow your platform as a Christian writer. Here are 7 benefits.
Through various trials, God gave me opportunities to test his Word. Not only did I find it faithful and true, but I also experienced its transformative power.
It’s easy to lose our wonder and appreciation of things we see or experience regularly. It happens with our surroundings, and it happens with the gospel.
The spiritual seed catalog describes abundant, desirable fruit and pesky, unwanted seeds. How can we ensure a good harvest when our “green thumbs” are lacking?
A recent home invasion by mice reminded me of the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ—the most effective strategy for resisting temptation and conquering sin.
It seems Substack is “all the rage” these days. If you’re a Christian writer wondering if Substack is a good way to build your platform, this post is for you.
Do you wonder if social media is necessary to grow a Christian writing platform? I share my own experience and why I quit social media to provide perspective.
By God’s grace and mercy, I lived to tell the tale of my dangerous trek in a frosty forest. As my heart rate returned to normal, I reflected on biblical truth.