How to Be a Writer Without Social Media: Part 2—In-Person Events
If you’re a Christian writer who wrestles with social media, this series is for you. In the second part of our three-part series, we explore
If you’re a Christian writer who wrestles with social media, this series is for you. In the second part of our three-part series, we explore
Are you a Christian writer who is reluctant to use social media but feels it’s necessary to build a successful platform? Be encouraged by this conversation!
We all experience disorientation at some point—the inability to see what’s ahead. In those moments of uncertainty, spiritual landmarks can guide our next steps.
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.
After my experience, I never want to write without a mentor again. Here are 3 compelling reasons every Christian writer needs a mentor to write for God’s glory.
A memoir of meaningful worship moments that remind me of Home, who we are, and the future we can anticipate before the throne of God—our eternal worship service
How did Jesus handle constant demands and continue to serve and love others well even when he had his own needs? His example of humble prayer is helpful.
The Bible teaches that community is vital for the Christian life—that includes our writing. Why and how can we cultivate community as Christian writers?
Loving well is costly. It’s often inconvenient and uncomfortable. Jesus Christ is our best example of loving well, and we need his help to follow his example.
Context is crucial for Bible study success. Learn different types of context in Bible study, why they matter, and how to use them as we dig into God’s Word.
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