Is it Prideful to be Pleased With Your Work?
I was so embarrassed after I admitted I was pleased with my writing. It felt like pride. But what if we’ve been looking at it all wrong? What does the Bible tell us about pride in our work?
I was so embarrassed after I admitted I was pleased with my writing. It felt like pride. But what if we’ve been looking at it all wrong? What does the Bible tell us about pride in our work?
We feel vulnerable when we share our words. But the one thing we fear most—critique—could be the very thing God designed to make our work marvelous.
What happens when the message no longer changes the messenger? A reflection on the most important—and most overlooked—discipline in a writer’s spiritual life.
What do you do when God calls you to write, but it seems you don’t have the time?
As writers of faith, we can learn so much from God’s Word. But where do we start? The Bible offers a beautiful blueprint for our work.
The joy is gone. The words won’t flow. What do you do when writing starts to feel like just another chore?
What if your words could shape someone’s faith?
Need encouragement for your writing? This post shares Bible verses, inspiration from fellow writers, and a free printable of Scripture cards.
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.
When we recognize the boundaries of the realm within which God calls us to write, we enjoy purpose, provision, and pleasure in our work.
Personal insights from these 17 Christian writers show powerful and common ways God uses the writing process to change us for His glory.
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.
I don’t like a cluttered inbox any more than you do. Four times a year, I send out a personal letter filled with fresh encouragement, new study tools, and a peek into what I’m learning in the Word.
I’d love to stay in touch and grow in God’s Word with you.