Innovative Art That Alienates And Attacts I’m in the habit of reading Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act: A Way of Being like it’s a daily

Art This morning God told me that writing is art. You may be thinking, “Duh.” But he also said… …business is art …marriage is art …parenting is art

Every Word Pregnant—All Killer, No Filler "Every word pregnant." A pastor said this years ago, describing the art of concise preaching. Last

There are many lies the enemy tells us to keep us from writing the book God called us to write. We will explore some of these and what to do about them.

In Write From Your Future Self, Jeff encourages writers to embrace a faith-filled perspective on their calling. Drawing on the concept of prospection—our ability to imagine the future—he challenges authors to stop rehearsing fear and failure, and instead align their imagination with God’s promises. He suggests that the person God is calling them to become already exists in Christ and is waiting for them to step into that identity. By writing from their future, God-ordained self rather than from insecurity or doubt, writers can experience a powerful shift in confidence, clarity, and purpose. Jeff invites readers to a free 5-day Kingdom Author Challenge to help them begin this journey and start writing with faith, not fear.

When we chase the muse it can lead to creativity.

The post talks about how Christian writers face a dilemma of how to be hidden with Christ while needing to promote their writing (and themselves) to find writers.