Created to Write

We’ve been sold the idea that success in writing comes down to discipline and structure—but what if that’s not true for everyone? In this episode of Created to Write, Melissa Gijsbers opens up about navigating creativity with autism and ADHD, and why rigid systems nearly shut her down.This powerful conversation speaks directly to Christian writers and faith-based creatives, exploring what it truly means to create with God, embrace your unique design, and step into writing with purpose instead of pressure. You’ll be reminded that creative play, curiosity, and authenticity aren’t weaknesses—they’re part of how God designed you to write.If you’re an aspiring or established Christian author who feels like you don’t fit the mould, this episode will encourage you to trust your process, honour your calling, and write in alignment with your faith—not just the rules of the industry.

In this episode, Michelle Dennis Evans calls on her listeners to recognise the sacred value hidden in their personal stories. Your life experiences, the trials, triumphs, and quiet moments of faith, are not meant to remain hidden. By faithfully documenting them through autobiographies, blog posts, personal letters, or journals, and maybe one day a book, you can become a source of encouragement and hope for others walking similar paths.Michelle also explores the profound power of fiction as a tool for spiritual growth. Just as Jesus used parables to reveal Kingdom truths, immersive stories allow readers to safely process their own life lessons, emotions, and faith journeys. Storytelling is not just creative, it is a divine instrument for personal transformation and building deeper connections with God and His people.It is time. Just start. God can breathe life into the smallest notes and fragments. Your stories are seeds of greatness, treasures entrusted to you by the Lord. Take that step of faith with obedience and share your story. Never underestimate the potential your words have to bless, heal, and glorify God.

In this episode of Created to Write, Michelle Dennis Evans speaks with author Tony Rissen about building a writing life that reflects both passion and stewardship.Through her journey from teacher to author and biographer, Tony has followed a path shaped not by trends but by a genuine love for storytelling and people. Her work captures the histories of businesses and families, highlighting the power of listening well and writing with intention.This podcast explores the discipline required to protect creative time, the challenge of comparison, and the freedom found in not forcing yourself into a single niche.This conversation will encourage you to take your writing seriously, not someday, but now. What you do with your calling matters.Storyteller and cultural historian Dr Toni Risson has penned everything from a picture book about mermaids to a PhD about lollies. An expert on Australia’s Greek café phenomenon, Toni published two books on the subject, and following a State Library fellowship, curated one of the Library’s most popular exhibitions: Meet me at the Paragon ran for six months in 2019-2020. Toni now finds herself writing family business histories. After completing a book for a trucking company, she wrote another Greek migrant story—this time about Australia’s cinema history—and she’s now working on the story of a local shoe shop. She is also an active member of Women Writers Queensland and has published their anthology for the past four years. In the cracks between all this activity, Toni enjoys writing short stories.https://greekcafesinbrisbane.wordpress.com/author/tonirisson/https://tonirisson.wordpress.com/

In this episode of Created to Write, Michelle Dennis Evans speaks with author Steph Penny about what it looks like to answer the creative call, even in the middle of life’s challenges.From writing non-fiction to stepping into the world of fantasy, Steph shares the heart behind her Survival Series, which explores chronic illness, childlessness and resilience through a Christian lens.We talk about writing as ministry, balancing creativity with work and health, and the role of community in overcoming self-doubt. Steph also opens up about how the Omega Writers network has supported her journey and helped her keep moving forward.If you’ve been questioning whether your ideas matter, this episode will remind you that your story has purpose and it’s time to start writing.Steph Penny is an author, blogger, songwriter and chocoholic. Steph’s latest book, Surviving Chronic Illness, is the third in her Survival series of non-fiction quirky self-help books, and she is currently writing her first fantasy short stories and novels. Steph lives with her husband and pet cat and works as a psychologist in between writing projects.Website: https://stephpenny.com.au/YouTube channel:    / @stephpenny  Books: https://koorong.com/search?authors=St...

In this episode, author Michelle Dennis Evans tackles one of the biggest writing roadblocks: getting stuck in the first chapters because you are editing while you write. If you have ever struggled with writer’s block, overthinking your words, or constantly rereading instead of making progress, this episode will shift your approach.Michelle introduces the powerful “brain dump” writing method, a proven strategy for overcoming perfectionism and building writing momentum. Instead of stopping to edit, fix grammar, or second-guess every sentence, you simply get the words out. This creative writing technique helps aspiring authors, bloggers, and content creators finally move forward and finish what they start.She also reframes writing as an act of worship, reminding listeners that creative ideas are seeds planted by God, meant to be expressed, not buried. When you honour the process and show up consistently, you create space for both creativity and spiritual growth.This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to write a book, grow in faith, and develop stronger writing habits. Michelle highlights the importance of discipline, consistency, and trusting God in the creative process, showing that great writing is built through action, not just moments of inspiration.

In this episode of Created to Write, Michelle Dennis Evans talks with Christian author Janette Grant Thompson, a lifelong writer who discovered her love for words at just six years old.With a career spanning decades, including a biography that has remained in print for over 30 years, Janette shares what it really takes to build a lasting writing journey. Her character-driven approach reminds us that powerful stories are not built on perfection, but on depth, truth and consistency.We talk about turning blog posts into books, the importance of community, and why every new writer needs both encouragement and honest feedback through professional editing.If you’re just starting or struggling to stay consistent, this episode will remind you that writing is not a quick win, it’s a calling you grow into.Jeanette Grant-Thomson is a Moreton-based author who has had all sorts of writing published since her childhood. www.facebook.com/jeanette.grantthomson

In this episode, Michelle Dennis Evans offers practical and faith-filled guidance for authors on how to navigate the emotional and spiritual challenges of receiving feedback.She stresses the importance of carefully vetting editors by requesting trial samples to ensure their communication style and vision align with your own. While every writer must build resilience to handle criticism and negative reviews, it’s equally vital to protect the unique voice God has given you. Notall feedback should be accepted — especially when it risks changing the heart and unique voice of your story.Michelle reminds writers that external perspectives, whether from professional editors or supportive writing communities, can refine and polish a manuscript, bringing greater clarity and impact for readers. Ultimately, she encourages Christian writers to view critiques as valuable tools for growth, while staying anchored in prayer and discernment to decide which suggestions truly serve the work God has called them to create.Perfect for anyone serious about stewarding their stories well.

In this episode of Created to Write, Michelle Dennis Evans speaks with Australian author Jenny Woolsey about writing through real-life challenges with courage and purpose.Living with Crouzon syndrome and visual impairment, and raising children with disabilities, Jenny has created a body of work that reflects God’s ability to bring beauty, meaning and connection through struggle.Her “weirdly wonderful” stories offer hope and truth for families navigating neurodivergence and similar journeys.God doesn’t waste your story, even the parts that feel heavy. This conversation will encourage you to stop hiding your story and start stewarding it.www.jennywoolsey.comFacebook -/JennyWoolseyAuthorInstagram - /jennywoolseyauthor

In this episode of Created to Write, Christian author Penny Reeve shares what it means to pursue faith-driven, God-led writing with purpose. A prolific children’s writer across picture books, junior fiction and YA, Penny is passionate about telling stories that explore big truths of faith and make lasting Kingdom impact.Writing under multiple names yet guided by one mission — to honour God — she unpacks her creative process of creating with God, embracing silence, strategic stillness and space for divine inspiration. She also speaks honestly about discouragement in publishing, closed doors, and the importance of returning your work to God for confirmation and strength within the community.With a refreshing message of “presence before platform,” Penny challenges Christian writers to prioritise obedience over visibility, trusting God to open the right doors.Listen now if you're passionate about faith, Christian writing, Kingdom storytelling, and writing that transforms lives, this conversation will encourage and equip you.Penny's website and newsletter sign-up: www.pennyreeve.comYouTube Channel, for 'Writing Warm-Ups for Kids' and 'How to be a children's author' playlists:    / @pennyreeveauthor   Children's devotional giveaway: www.giveaway.pennyreeve.com/devo1

In this episode, we sit down with Chrissy Garwood, a Tasmanian Christian author and school chaplain who's spent decades weaving faith into storytelling. Once convinced that serious Christians skipped fiction, she now crafts truth-filled tales in romantic suspense and middle grade and young adult fantasy. As a neurodivergent rule keeper, her work probes the clash of light and dark, and the redemptive spark when saints meet sinners.Chrissy opens up about her 2021 writer's block breakthrough, when God nudged her to just type by transcribing a dusty 1989 manuscript, reigniting her creativity. Drawing from her chaplain role, she runs a student writing group tackling life's tough themes through stories. Her advice to fellow Christian writers is to build a supportive tribe that champions your calling—and don't forget, writing should be fun!https://chrissygarwood.com/https://www.facebook.com/chrissygarwoodauthor

In this episode of Created to Write, host Michelle Dennis Evans explores one of the most debated topics in the writing world: pantser vs plotter. Are you someone who carefully outlines every chapter, or do you prefer to write freely and let the story unfold?More importantly, how does your God-given creativity shape the way you write?Whether you are a Christian writer, aspiring author, or creative storyteller, this episode will help you discover your natural writing style while learning to partner with God in the process. Michelle shares her personal journey of struggling with rigid, school-style plotting and how she learned to trust the way God designed her mind to create.If you have ever felt stuck on a blank page, overwhelmed by writing a book, or unsure how to finish your manuscript, this episode will encourage you to release perfectionism, let go of pressure, and write from a place of faith instead of fear.

In this powerful episode of Created to Write, Christian writer and ultra-marathon runner Stephanie Walters shares how faith, endurance, and vulnerability shape both her life and her writing. As an award-winning memoirist and copy editor, Stephanie understands that writing isn’t just about craft - it’s about surrender.From running ultra-marathons to navigating the long road of completing her first book, she reveals how creating with God transforms pressure into purpose. Stephanie opens up about the journey of over-editing, perfectionism, and learning to embrace grace over performance.If you’re a Christian writer longing to create with impact, influence through authenticity, and write from a place of faith rather than fear, this episode will encourage you to start before you feel ready. Because you can’t edit a blank page, but you can invite God into every word.Website: www.stephaniewalters.com.auBook Link: www.amazon.com.au/Its-Not-Sprint-Endurance-Marathon/dp/1763772047/Instagram: www.instagram.com/stephwalterswritesFacebook: www.facebook.com/stephwalterswrites

In this insightful episode, Jo-Anne Berthelsen, a prolific Christian writer and author of 11 books, shares her powerful journey of answering God’s call later in life. Although she dreamed of writing as a child, it wasn’t until her late 50s, while journaling by the Mediterranean Sea, that she sensed God clearly say it was time to “go home and start writing.” That moment of divine permission launched a 20-year writing career spanning seven novels and four non-fiction books rooted in faith-based writing and centred on God’s love and grace.Jo-Anne reflects on the spiritual discipline of creating with God, learning to silence self-doubt and the “enemy’s voice” by focusing instead on obedience and God’s delight in her work. She speaks candidly about writing with purpose, staying faithful to her message despite criticism about the strong Christian themes in her books.She also highlights the vital role of community for Christian authors - from the encouragement of Omega Writers to the dedicated prayer team that has supported her through decades of writing and public speaking.Her story is a beautiful reminder that it is never too late to step into your calling and become the person God created you to be.www.jo-anneberthelsen.comwww.joanneberthelsen.wordpress.comwww.facebook.com/joanne.berthelsen

Blank Page No More: Write with God, Not FearIf you dream of becoming a published author, this episode is your permission slip to finally begin.In this episode of Created to Write, Michelle Dennis Evans tackles the struggle many writers face: the blank page. Michelle reminds you that your story does not start when everything is perfect. It starts the moment you surrender and put pen to paper.Break free from overthinking, quiet the inner critic, and partner with God in the creative process. From brain dumping your thoughts to stepping into other creative outlets, you will discover how to unlock clarity, reignite inspiration, and move forward in obedience, not perfection.This is not about getting it right.It is about getting it written.Because your words have purpose.

Former journalist, Belinda Pollard, now writes books, is a book editor, and coach who specialises in writing mainstream crime novels, such as her "Wild Crimes Mysteries" series. Rather than writing traditional Christian fiction, she focuses on writing with purpose by incorporating what she calls grace notes with subtle hints of the Kingdom into stories that tackle difficult real-world issues. She aims to reach readers who are away from the faith and nudge them closer to God through relatable characters and storytelling.In her journey of creating with God, Belinda has had to unlearn the "lie" of the creative muse, discovering that faith-based writing requires discipline regardless of whether one feels "inspired" or "in the flow". She is a passionate advocate for the Christian author community and founded Grace Writers in 2017 to support those writing for the mainstream. Her current project, Scorched Earth, reflects her commitment to deep research, as she recently spent time in Coober Pedy to authentically capture the experience of living underground for her mystery setting. Ultimately, Belinda encourages other writers to protect and nourish their unique, God-given voice, believing that every creator is uniquely fashioned to offer a perspective no one else can.

In this episode of Created to Write, Nola Lorraine share how she is a versatile Christian writer and speaker who identifies as a "genre butterfly," purposefully weaving words of courage and hope across fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and devotions,. Her work is deeply influenced by a drive for social justice and her personal journey as an adoptee, which inspired her novel Scattered. Beyond her 25-year career as a university academic, Nola is dedicated to creating with God, often following divine leading to shift between projects, such as pausing a novel sequel to release her devotional, Comfort Zone. Nola is a strong advocate for the Christian author community, emphasising the importance of "finding your tribe" and finding the wisdom and vulnerability necessary to share impactful stories. Aside from writing, Nola runs The Write Flourish editing business with her husband, Tim.

In this episode of Created to Write, author Michelle Dennis Evans shares the emotional and spiritual challenges of the editing process. As she completes the final book in her Spiralling trilogy, a project ten years in the making, she reflects on the resilience required to move from rough draft to published book.Michelle opens up about the insecurity many Christian writers face during edits - the inner voices questioning punctuation, ability, and calling. She explores what it truly means to create with God, choosing faith over self-doubt and staying anchored in the purpose behind the story.This episode also unpacks the balance between humility and conviction - receiving editorial feedback while protecting the heart of the message true to the characters God has entrusted to you.If you’re a Christian writer navigating the publishing journey, struggling with fear of criticism, or learning to write with purpose, this episode will inspire you to push past the hurdle and polish your story with confidence.

In this episode, Michelle Dennis Evans and Marlee Blakedeliver inspiration, encouragement, and practical tips for Christian writers ready to start their book. Marlee discusses novel writing as a ministry, emphasising writing with purpose to reflect real struggles and God's redemption through faith, without resorting to smut. She suggests letting the first draftbe messy, free from worries about punctuation or factual correctness, to simply get the story out. Kingdom Writers must unlearn the lie of not being talented enough because readers are waiting for their specific voice. To steward timeand money well and avoid going broke while writing, Marlee highlights strategic pricing of 99-cent launches also offers free books in exchange for emails—to build a loyal audience.Marlee lives in a multigenerational home in Texas—on purpose—with the love of her life (29 years and counting), two of the most beautiful girls God ever made, and the memory of their sweet son in Heaven.She's been writing poems and short stories since she was 10 and devouring romance novels since she was 15. Marlee believes that, even as Christians, we can have all the swoon and drama, love and redemption—without the smut. Stories that reflect real struggles, lasting hope, and the truth of a God who shows up in the middle of it all. Stories with heart, humor, faith, and a few emotional rollercoasters thrown in for good measure.Because while the story might be fiction, the God Marlee writes about is anything but. And maybe—just maybe—somewhere, someone will see themselves in a page, hold on to hope, and reach for the God who loves them more than they know.Find Marlee on Facebook ... https://www.facebook.com/share/19d6YNrbgK/Collision with Forever & Always - free - https://dl.bookfunnel.com/yfcnnptbmzIn The Crosshairs - https://a.co/d/62tp5K2#AuthorInterview #ChristianWriters #FaithAndWriting #KingdomWriters

Meet Jeanette O'Hagan, Fantasy/sci-fi author with 8 published books and Aurealis Award winner. In this episode, she discusses how her love of world-building shaped her career and how Christian faith naturally informs her work. She also has great advise for aspiring writers - to persevere, accept feedback, and write for the joy of it.Jeanette O'Hagan has spun tales in the world of Nardva from the age of eight. She enjoys writing fantasy, sci-fi, poetry, and editing. Her Nardvan stories span continents, millennia and cultures. Some involve shapeshifters and magic. Others include space stations and cyborgs. She has published over forty stories and poems, including the Under the Mountain Series (5 books), Ruhanna's Flight and Other Stories, and the Akrad's Legacy series and recently won the 2024 Aurealis Award for YA Shorty story category. She is also an avid reader and enjoys tracking down family tree conundrums. Facebook:   / jeanetteohaganauthorandspeaker  Website - http://jeanetteohagan.com/Amazon author link: https://www.amazon.com/Jeanette-OHaga...Goodreads author link:   / 9833645.jeanette_o_hagan  Books2Read https://books2read.com/ap/n4XqGn/Jean...

In this episode of the Created to Write podcast, bestselling author Michelle Dennis Evans shares the thrill and challenges of stepping out in faith to finally launch her creation after years of dedication to faith-based writing. She opens up about creating with God, writing with purpose, and trusting His timing throughout the publishing journey.With her young adult contemporary fiction series, the Spiralling Trilogy — Spiralling Out of Control, Spiralling Out of the Shadow, and the long-awaited Spiralling Solo — now complete, Michelle is preparing for an official book launch celebration. She reflects on author life, the realities of being a Christian in the writing world, building a writing community, and celebrating God’s faithfulness through every chapter.If you’re a Christian writer, aspiring author, or faith-based creative navigating your own writing and publishing journey, this episode will inspire you to embrace your calling, create with confidence, and take your next step boldly.

Lynne Stringer has been passionate about writing all her life. She began writing professionally as a journalist and was the editor of a small newspaper (later magazine) for seven years, before starting to write novels, mostly in the science fiction genre. https://www.lynnestringer.com/Or social...Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lynnestringer.authorInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynne_stringer_author/Threads: https://www.threads.com/@lynne_stringer_author Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Lynne-Stringer/e/B00BT60S1KApple: https://books.apple.com/au/author/lynne-stringer/id829516918Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7007776.Lynne_StringerX: https://x.com/LynneS_AuthorYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/LynneStringerAuthor

Catriona is passionate about issues of social justice and often writes with such ideals in mind. Her current work is in Inclusive Education; she is passionate about education that allows every child to reach their full potential and has a particular heart for teens with learning hurdles such as ADHD, Dyslexia, OCD and Autism. She uses her writing to promote representation of these teens in her novels.https://www.catrionamckeown.com/https://www.facebook.com/catrionamckeownauthorhttps://www.instagram.com/catrionamckeownauthor/https://wombatrhiza.com.au/catriona-mckeown/

Are you stuck in learning mode instead of finishing your book, blog, song, or creative project? Many writers and creatives fall into the trap of constant learning, consuming courses, podcasts, and personal development content, while struggling to actually complete their work.In this episode of the Created to Write podcast, Michelle Dennis Evans explores learning addiction, creative procrastination, and the fear that keeps aspiring authors from finishing their books. She shares practical, faith-based strategies to help you discern God’s calling, clarify your priorities, overcome distraction, and move from perpetual student to published creator.If you’re a writer, artist, or faith-driven creative ready to finish your book and create with purpose, this episode will equip you to take your next step with confidence.

Australian author Judy Rogers writes in a diverse range of genres.In 2020 her unpublished children’s fantasy manuscript, The Farmyard Prince, was shortlisted in the CALEB Awards.Judy also writes poetry and has released a CD of fun and inspirational songs.Judy is a retired primary Special Education teacher. She is also a leadership Trainer volunteering with Girl Guides Queensland.She enjoys gardening, painting, travelling and spending time with her children, ten grandchildren and two spoilt puppies.As a teacher, Judy encouraged her students to look beyond themselves and explore the world around them.Her aim is to encourage others to step out of the box, to explore possibilities and to think big and wide and wildChristian Authors Showcase Queensland https://www.casq.online/Omega Writers https://omegawriters.com.au/

Adam David Collings is a science fiction and fantasy author. He lives in Tasmania, Australia with his wife Linda and his two adult children. Adam draws inspiration for his stories from his over-active imagination, his life experiences and his faith.Be sure to check out Adam's books... AdamDavidCollings.combooks2read.com/jewel

In this episode of the Created to Write podcast, bestselling author and growth mentor Michelle Dennis Evans explores the frustration of not fitting into personality types or society’s expectations. If you’ve ever felt boxed in or pressured to label yourself, this conversation on identity and personal growth will help you break free.From a Christian perspective, Michelle shares mindset shifts to build lasting self-confidence, embrace your uniqueness, and step into your authentic purpose. You don’t need a category to validate your worth — you were designed intentionally and you are already enough.If you’re a creative, writer, or entrepreneur ready to stop shrinking and start owning who you truly are, this episode is for you.#ChristianWriter #Faithbasedwriting #CreatingwithGod #WritingwithPurpose #ChristianAuthors

Meet Donita Bundy, a former Chaplain turned bold storyteller who’s not afraid to challenge norms and share hope through her powerful series. Incredible dreams that led to a self-driven thesis. A raw journey of writing, faith, fiction and finding your creative voice. You are going to love this! ✨💖Who is Donita Bundy? … The inaugural Somerset Writer in Residence. She has gone on to write five novels, the sixth to be published next year. Along with monthly short stories with the Somerset Writers Group, Donita blogs regularly on her website and contributes to the Gracewriters Podcast. When she’s not writing, she enjoys photographing the local area as well as designing book covers. https://www.donitabundy.com/https://www.facebook.com/donitabundywriterhttps://www.instagram.com/donitabundy/

Beck shares how she began writing and her current routine of Writing Wednesdays and Thousand-Word Thursdays. She draws deep inspiration from her personal experiences and spiritual insights.Beck talks about the power of community, giving shoutouts to Rendered Realms, Australasian Christian Writers, Christian Writers Downunder, Grace Writers, and Christian Author Showcase Queensland. Beck values authenticity over perfection, embracing transparency and weaving her flaws into her work.She opens up about lies she had to unlearn and the truth she now believes as well as sharing some golden advice that every writer, new or seasoned, needs to hear.The multi-talented Rebekah Robinson is a New Zealand-born Australian residing in Brisbane. The daughter of missionaries, she is married with two adult children. Rebekah is a writer, singer, songwriter, and graphic designer with a deep passion for the creative arts.Find Beck's books here ... https://www.beckoncreative.biz/publishingChristian Author Showcase Queensland https://www.casq.online/

In this episode, Michelle Dennis Evans urges listeners to pursue their creative passions before soul-crushing decisions lead to serious illness and regret. Sharing her own journey, she encourages a mindset shift to reclaim your divine dreams and happiness. MichelleDennisEvans.com

Ruth Bonetti's career in classical music became a passport to the world. She is author/editor of a dozen publications about music, education, performance and historical biography; five through her imprint Words and Music and two with Oxford University Press. Palette of Grace: A collection of short works and the subsequent Symphony of Grace (which she co-edited) were listed as Notable Books in The Weekend Australian.Ruth is fascinated by stories of real people, past and present. Destiny led her to Sweden and Finland where she researched her grandfather's story, resulting in her award winning Midnight Sun to Southern Cross trilogy (historical biography/memoir).Ruth has presented extensively in Australia, during seven years in Europe (speaking German, French and Swedish) and USA.Moving from nonfiction to fiction opens an exciting new vista; to rework research into historical novels from Finnish, Estonian and Russian history. Her vision is to write a series of books about Musicians Who Changed History. https://www.ruthbonetti.com The Showcase ... Christian Authors Showcase Queensland https://www.casq.online/

Jenny Glazebrook lives in the small country town of Gundagai, Australia. She and her husband Rob have four children and many pets and rescue animals.Jenny writes inspirational Christian fiction including a young adult series, new adult series,women’s fiction and devotional works.She has a Diploma of Theology, is a qualified chaplain and an experienced inspirationalspeaker. She loves to encourage others to understand God’s love, see His hand in theirlives, and walk with Him each day.Find Jenny on socials and visit her website https://www.jennyglazebrook.com/

Michelle Dennis Evans is a dedicated Christian who writes and the host of the "Created to Write" podcast, which focuses on the spiritual journey of creating with God. In this episode, which was originally recorded for Hope Radio 103.2, she shares insights into her mission of supporting Christian authors. Her work is centred on writing with purpose, offering community and resources for those engaged in faith-based writing to help them find their voice. https://michelledennisevans.com/https://www.jesuswritingmonth.com/

Anne Hamilton has written over 40 books—ranging from children’s picture books to multi-awarded YA fantasy and prize-winning non-fiction. She once taught high school mathematics, so her books are all designed using an ancient technique called numerical literary style. She’s developed her own genre—devotional theology—and most of her books in that category address the reasons for the constriction and wasting we face as we try to pass over the spiritual threshold into our life’s calling. Please visit Anne's website and podcast https://gracedropswithanne.com/on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/anne.hamilton.7355or via https://armourbooks.com.au/

In this debut episode of Created to Write, I share my journey of overcoming fear, self-doubt, and discouragement to step into my calling as an author. If you are an aspiring writer who feels called to write a book but struggles to get started or feels stuck, this podcast is for you.My aim is to encourage Christian writers with practical writing tips, honest insights into the writing process, and real conversations about publishing and building sustainable income as an author. Created to Write is a faith-filled podcast for aspiring and established writers who want to find their voice and start writing the story God has placed on their hearts.