All writers experience dry seasons, but I bet you’ll agree that “who” we work for amps up the inner critic that tries to convince us that we aren’t worthy of our calling. Unless we expect and prepare for the enemy to piggyback the critical words we speak over ourselves, our assignment — the Great Commission — will become an impossible mission. The Apostle Paul tells us that God’s purpose and grace, not works, led God to entrust us with the gospel and Holy Spirit’s gifting to share it (2 Timothy 1:9). God-sized dreams require God’s help, and His methods will always be beyond what we can accomplish alone.  A change writer’s success depends not on our skillfulness with words but on powerful pep rallies of…

With worry in his eyes, my 4-year-old looked at me and cautiously asked, “Are you sure I can do it?” …

The distance to becoming an “author” seemed impossible when God first laid it on my heart. There’s the platform. And…

As a writer, we often find ourselves alone with our words. Yes, we may have the support of our family…

After over a year of writing and four months of working with an editor, I had finally completed my very…