God has given you a unique voice to reach a unique audience for his glory. Use it and write what’s been written.

To my fellow writers and creators, I want to say what I also need to hear: your work matters.

I don’t love the lessons God has been teaching me about waiting and patience and deferring my dreams. But I know that he knows best.

As I tried to uncover the lies at the root of my own struggles, I found journaling an incredibly useful tool.

Rejection is common, but the experience is not wasted. God uses these disappointments to bring about new ideas, help us trust him with all our ideas, and draw writers to himself.

Since having a baby, time for writing exists mainly in the margins. But the Lord still uses the margins.

Reflections on focusing on obedience, not outcomes—and the God who does more than we can ask or imagine.

While the limits within our creative work might lead us to despair, we need not let it.

Why have so many of the so-called great writers had their lives ruined by weakness and degradation? For Christian writers, there is a better way, a better hope.

Christian writers struggle to know what to share, when to share, and with whom to share our words. Hannah Anderson offers reflections on authenticity that honors God in a world given to oversharing.

Something wonderful can happen to our soul when we write, not simply for private joy as in a journal, but for the blessing of an audience.

Popular author Tim Challies answered many questions we have about writing.