If you’re a Christian interested in writing for God’s glory, you’ve inevitably asked questions like:
When I began my first blog in the early 2000s, 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.
Join me at Wield The Word for articles, live writing mentorship, practical tips, and a community of fellow “Word wielders”. This is where I share inspiration and practical tips to help you write for God’s glory and the good of others.
How can we deal with rejection in healthy ways? Does the Bible have hope to help us handle our hurt after rejection? Jesus knows what rejection feels like.
Practical tips and an alternative approach for Christian writers who want to build a platform and glorify God without the pitfalls of pride and self-promotion
Amy Lynn Simon, host of The Purposeful Pen podcast, interviewed me about how I found clarity about the message of my writing and the audience for whom I write.
Every writer experiences writer’s block, creative stagnancy, or a lack of inspiration at some point.
The Bible has a permanent cure for this all-too-common malady!
In this 12-page resource, you’ll discover:
You’ll also find more than 20 practical ways to stay inspired forever and get started with 20 unique writing prompts.
The Writing for God’s Glory workshop provides answers to the deeper questions aspiring Christian writers ask. Each of our three 90-minute sessions include:
Participants leave each session inspired by God’s Word, encouraged by fellow writers at all stages of their writing journey, and equipped with practical tools you can use immediately to grow in your craft and write for God’s glory.
