Writing is a wonderful outlet for creativity, connecting with others and spreading the Good News of Jesus. But with so many talented women out there already claiming the title of writer, it can be a little intimidating to call yourself a writer. Finding the courage to step out of your comfort zone and on the journey God has called you to can be fearful.   When I started writing, I refused to call myself a writer because I had nothing published. Like many aspiring writers, fear stopped me from listening and obeying God’s plans for my life.  Leaning heavily on 2 Timothy 1:7, “for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control” (ESV), I shifted my gaze from the…

I love scrolling through social media during the holidays. Posts about the birth of Christ during Christmas or articles about…

As writers, we’re natural consumers of all manner of reading material, pages and screens alike.  Yet as we see other…

“It was a dark and stormy night.”  These opening words by the character Snoopy in Charles Schulz’s famous comic strip…

“Hi! I hope it’s OK I’m reaching out; I just had a few questions about your publishing journey and experience…

In the online writing world, one piece of advice persists: grow your email list. Maybe you’ve done all the backend…

Do you remember how you started writing? What was your motivation and highest desire? What were your goals? How did…