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Write with Joy: Finding Pleasure in Work You Must Do
Think big thoughts, but relish small pleasures. — H. Jackson Brown Jr Don’t be afraid, for I am with you. Never be discouraged, because I am God, who will help you.

Write While you Wait: Trusting God in the Creative Process
Waiting for inspiration is like standing at the airport waiting for a train. — Leigh Michaels Many writers feel stuck, not because they lack talent but because they’re…

Write from the Heart
The words God places in your heart are meant to be released, not hoarded. The world needs your message. Someone’s breakthrough is tied to your obedience.

Writing on God’s Clock
When the writing blues hit you, stand firm. Sharpen your pencil, pull out your journal, and then take notes. Pray.

Writing with Purpose: An Author in God’s Service
You are expressly purposed through our ministry to be Jesus’ letter to the world—not written with pen and ink but by the Spirit of our living God.

Uplifting Words: The Power of Praise
Sandwich every bit of criticism between two layers of praise. — Mary Kay Ash A common saying among writers is to “Write what you know.” But here’s something even more…

Reaching the Right Readers
When talented people write well, it is generally for this reason: They’re moved by a desire to touch the audience.

Choosing Purpose Over Popularity
How we face our experiences determines who we are. And there is simply no greater purpose for telling our stories.

Writing with Energy
Writing with Energy So long as you invest energy in anything, there will be a training effect.

The Writer’s Voice
Your style is your voice, and your voice will create an intimacy with your reader that is profound. — Joe Vitale For aspiring writers, communication is everything.

Motivation to Write: A Faith-Based Guide for Aspiring Authors
What do you care about? What gets your blood boiling? What makes you roar with laughter? What human suffering have you seen that makes you wince in sympathetic pain?

The Word Spectrum: Making Truth Real Through Colorful Scenes
Both metaphor and simile are points of color, illuminations that give the rest of the story special life by their reflections.