Writing By Faith: Not by Sight
In the fifth segment of the Writing by Faith series, we’ll learn that negative stats do not define us, and how we can actively write for God’s glory by faith, and not by sight.
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Writing by Faith: Going Against the Status Quo
In Part Three of the Writing by Faith series, we’ll tackle how Christian authors are expected to go against the world’s status quo on when writing books, and how we can go about writing biblical truths without shoving it down readers’ throats.
Read MoreWriting By Faith: Avoid Gaining the World and Losing Your Soul
After we’ve answered the call of becoming a Christian author, how can we avoid gaining the world and losing our faith in God? Check out Part 2 of the Writing by Faith series to find out!
Read MoreHow To Write Realistic Christian Characters
Writing Christian characters can be a difficult concept to grasp. How can we make them realistic while not crossing the line into too legalistic, or too edgy? Join me in learning how we can craft believable Christian characters who are realistically flawed and still lead the reader on a Christ-centered journey.
Read MoreHow to Give Your Writing an Emotional Punch
Do you have a hard time crafting palpable emotions for your characters? Check out today’s post where I reveal my top tips for writing scenes that will take your readers on an emotional roller coaster.
Read MoreWhat I’ve Learned About Storytelling from Boy Meets World
Boy Meets World is an iconic 90s TV show, but what can it teach us about storytelling? Check out the top three lessons I’ve learned about writing from Boy Meets World.
Read MoreWhat I’ve Learned About Storytelling from The Help
The Help by Kathryn Stockett is not only a modern classic, but a piece of literature as important to American history as Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. With so much merit, what can The Help teach us about storytelling? Check out the top three lessons I’ve learned about writing from my favorite historical fiction novel.
Read MoreAre Your Characters Basic? Look for These Telling Signs
Are you worried that your story’s characters are basic? Check out these three signs to determine what may need fixing.
Read MoreWIP Update: The Dream (Update #4)
How did my writing progress on The Dream (The Ballad of Emery Brooks, #3) go in June? Find out what went down in today’s post!
Read MoreWhat I’ve Learned About Storytelling from The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games is an epic young adult dystopian series, but what can it teach us about storytelling? Check out the top three lessons I picked up from reading Suzanne Collins’s groundbreaking series.
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