Ep. 71 - How to Market Your Book Without Losing Your Mission (ft. Victoria Lynn)

Ep. 73 - I Struggle with Sin as a Writer (And You Might Too)

We don’t often talk about this sin... but we should. In this episode, I share some of the real spiritual struggles that show up in the writing life, and the pressure to make writing about ourselves instead of God. If you’ve ever felt stuck between your calling and your weaknesses, you’re not alone. Following Christ as a writer doesn’t mean being perfect. It means learning how to keep bringing your work... and your heart, back to Him again and again.

Ep. 72 - What Does It Mean to Be a Writer After God’s Own Heart?

David is described in Scripture as a man after God’s own heart. But what would it look like for a writer to live that way?

Ep. 71 - How to Market Your Book Without Losing Your Mission (ft. Victoria Lynn)

Marketing can feel overwhelming for Christian writers, but it doesn’t have to pull you away from your purpose. In this conversation with author and entrepreneur Victoria Lynn, we talk about practical ways to share your book while staying grounded in your calling.  If marketing has ever felt intimidating or confusing, this episode will help you take your next step forward.

Ep. 70 - Is It God’s Will for You to Be a Writer?

How do you know if writing is part of God’s plan for your life? Many Christian writers spend years trying to discover God’s hidden will, while overlooking what He’s already revealed in Scripture. In this episode, we talk about what the Bible actually says about calling, obedience, and decision-making, and how that changes the way we think about writing. If you’ve ever asked, “Am I supposed to be doing this?” this conversation will help you move forward with clarity and peace.

Ep. 69 - Stop Trying to Write Your Book by Yourself

Creative culture tells writers to figure everything out alone. But Christian writers weren’t meant to create that way. In this episode, I talk about why we shouldn’t write our books by ourselves, and what it looks like to involve God in the creative process with humility, trust, and freedom.