Show the struggle, not just the scripture.When your characters wrestle with faith in real, relatable ways, your story preaches for itself.🎙 What’s your favorite trick for writing honest faith into fiction?

Still waiting to “feel ready” before you start writing your book?Let’s change that. In this episode of Novel Writing for Christians, we’re unpacking the real reason so many faith-driven writers stay stuck — they’re waiting for confidence instead of building it. But confidence doesn’t come from credentials, platform, or praise. It comes from calling. You’ll learn:✔ Why obedience builds more momentum than self-doubt ever will✔ Two practical, faith-rooted ways to anchor your writer mindset✔ A powerful declaration you can speak before every writing session If you’ve ever said, “Who am I to write this?” — this episode is your answer. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mindset-shift-every-christian-writer-needs-to/id1787164915?i=1000747002106

What’s fueling you right now? Whether it’s obedience, creativity, or the hope of helping someone through your story — it matters. Finish the sentence: “This week, I’m showing up to write because…” 👇 Let’s remind each other why this matters.

If you’ve ever felt like your story doesn’t matter — maybe because of trauma, life detours, or feeling “too late” to start — this episode is for you. Inside this episode of Novel Writing for Christians, I’m sharing how God led me from years of serving others to stepping into my true calling as a Christian author — and how your lived experience is not a disqualifier, it’s the foundation. I’ll walk you through 3 simple, tactical steps to help you start writing your book today — without the overwhelm: Write down your why — the God-given theme behind your story Create a main character your readers will root for Interview your character to bring out their depth and drive your story forward Whether you're an empty nester, a trauma-informed writer, or just trying to figure out how to write a Christian book, this episode will give you both the motivation and the map to get started. Here’s a formula to help: The (character) wanted (goal), so (they took action), but (obstacle stood in their way), which forced them to (change or grow) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/novel-writing-for-christians-how-to-write-a-book/id1787164915?i=1000745123510

👇 Share your best sentence of the week in the comments — and let’s celebrate your progress!