Writing Devotionals That Build Reader Engagement with Marnie & guest Jessica Chenoweth

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During this interview with Marnie and guest Jessica Chenoweth, you’ll discover:The 3-part framework that turns a Scripture into a devotionalHow to open devotionals with hooks that capture attentionHow to structure a devotional so readers actually finish itCommon mistakes that kill engagement and why devotionals typically fail in the first 30 secondsThe relatability bridge techniqueHow to write applications that create actionHow to build a devotional series that keep readers returningHow to balance Scripture, story and takeawayHow devotionals lead readers into deeper transformationJessica Chenoweth is a Speaker, Bible Teacher and Devotional Writer with 16+ years of women’s ministry experience, known for creating engaging devotionals that help readers connect deeply with Scripture.Learn more at JessicaChenowethSpeaks.com and invite her to speak via WomenSpeakers.com.

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