If you’ve ever spent hours studying Scripture, praying for direction, and shaping a sermon only to wonder later if it made a difference, you’re not alone. Every pastor has felt that quiet question: Do these words really last once people walk out the door? The truth is, sermons often do more work than we realize. […]
Sermons as Seeds: Encouragement for Pastors Who Wonder if Their Words Last Read More »
Every Sunday, pastors step up to the pulpit with the same mission: to share God’s Word in a way that reaches hearts and changes lives. Scripture itself is powerful, but the way it’s communicated often determines how well it’s remembered. That’s where storytelling comes in. Stories connect. They move us beyond facts and information, drawing
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Father figures have long held a place in Christian literature. From the biblical example of Joseph to the steady, if imperfect, presence of dads in modern faith-based fiction and nonfiction, the image of a father carries weight. Today’s Christian authors are doing important work in portraying fathers with more honesty and depth. We see more
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When it comes to writing about family challenges, vulnerability is both an art and a balancing act. Whether you’re crafting a memoir, a Christian living book, or even a work of fiction inspired by personal experiences, your readers crave authenticity. They want stories that resonate with their own struggles and remind them they’re not alone.
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Turning your sermons into a book is an exciting opportunity, but it’s not without its challenges. We’ve worked with many pastors who’ve made the leap from the pulpit to the page, and we’ve seen a few common mistakes that can make the process trickier than it needs to be. But don't worry—with a little planning,
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You pour your heart into every sermon, speaking truth and encouragement into the lives of your congregation. But what happens when the service is over? Those words, full of life and meaning, can sometimes be forgotten. That’s why we believe your sermon deserves to be more than a memory—it deserves to be a book. Books
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