5 Christian Writing Tips From the Bible to Serve Our Readers Well
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.
If you’re a Christian interested in writing for God’s glory, you’ve inevitably asked questions like:
For decades, I searched for answers to these common questions and plenty of information online—but it didn’t address the issues from a biblical perspective.
God’s Word says that He has given us everything we need for life and godliness through the knowledge of Jesus Christ (2 Peter 1:3). This means that if we’re called to write for His glory, He has provided what we need to walk in that calling. So I set out to find the answers to my questions in the Bible.
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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?
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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.
Writing for God’s glory and the good of others can be a fulfilling and fruitful endeavor, but without readers who connect with your words, fulfillment and fruit seem elusive.
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