Perfectionism, a Beginner’s Plight
In high school I enrolled in many art classes, and as a natural procrastinator, I was often behind on projects. One day, in an effort to catch up, I hastily swiped 20 strokes of charcoal...
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Broader Isn’t Always Better: How Investing In The Small Things Moves Your Audience in Big Ways with Shae Tate
Proverbs 31 employee Shae Tate shares practical tips about how to make content ideas as specific as possible. This workshop provides you with specific questions to ask yourself in order to help narrow down a broader writing topic....
Don’t Let the Doubt Stop You
Throughout the entire writer's conference, I'd learned a great deal about various types of writing. By the last day, I felt tired and ready to go home, but one remaining breakout session still called my name:...
Five Essential Steps to Writing Solid Biblical Content
Whether you’re participating in the COMPEL First 5 challenge or writing for your own platform, this workshop will give you practical tools to help you effectively communicate God's truth.
You are not “Just a Writer”
There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” I wrote this quote from Hemingway on a small, pink piece of paper. It’s been on my fridge for...
“Teaching Leviticus” With Kayla Ferris
Kayla Ferris is a member of the Proverbs 31 First 5 writing team, and the author of eight First 5 study guides (and counting!). This teaching will give you confidence as well as tools you might use to...
Meanwhile, God …
This was not my finest hour. When the “update” hit my inbox, I was ready and waiting. Out of all submissions of late, I knew I’d nailed this one. I just knew...
15 Things You Need to Know About Writing & Publishing Christian Fiction
This workshop presents an introductory overview of publishing and writing fiction for the Christian market (CBA). You will learn the basic requirements for publishing with the CBA, as well as the foundations of writing a successful book.
The Value of a Critique Group
One of the best ways to improve your writing is by getting feedback from others. Writing is a form of communication. It doesn’t matter what the writer means. It only matters what the reader understands. Grammatically...