Showing posts with label Faith and Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Faith and Writing. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Becoming a Resilient Writer: 10 Traits Every Christian Author Needs in Today’s Publishing World

From Edie: Discover 10 key traits every Christian writer needs to thrive. Learn how faith, resilience, and community strengthen your writing journey in a changing world.


Becoming a Resilient Writer: 10 Traits Every Christian Author Needs in Today’s Publishing World
By Edie Melson @EdieMelson

When we say out loud, “I am a writer,” we do more than describe what we do — we step into a calling. And like every calling, the writing life is not for the faint of heart. The publishing world is shifting faster than ever. Algorithms change. Marketing strategies evolve. Platforms rise and fall. Some doors close while new ones open.

But here’s the good news: you do not walk this journey alone.
I have seen the way many of you show up with courage, devotion, creativity, and grace — even when the path winds unexpectedly. You inspire me. You inspire one another. And most importantly, you reflect the One who called you to write in the first place.

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Setting Boundaries as a Writer: How to Protect Your Creative Time

From Edie: Tired of interruptions and dismissive comments? Learn how to set boundaries, protect your writing time, and gain respect as a serious writer.


Setting Boundaries as a Writer: How to Protect Your Creative Time
by Edie Melson @EdieMelson

“Nobody takes me seriously as a writer.”
“My family doesn’t respect my writing time.”
“They think I just sit around all day.”

If you’ve ever thought (or said) one of these things, you’re not alone.
Every writer eventually faces this struggle — especially those who write from home.

Friday, November 8, 2019

5 Daily Questions Writers Should Ask God


by Joshua J Masters @JoshuaJMasters

Learning the disciplines of writing is important, but it’s even more essential for Christian authors to develop an ongoing focus on God as they use their gift. 

Here are five questions every Christian writer should ask God to start their day.