Faith drives more books than publishing admits: memoirs of belief and doubt, church histories, and the questions people spend lifetimes on. These articles cover writing about faith with honesty, whether the writer is inside the tradition or outside it looking in.
FaithA ghostwriter can turn years of sermons into a book, shape a devotional, or help you tell your testimony. The sermons supply the ideas, and the ghostwriter rebuilds them for someone reading alone.
FaithEaster can fall anywhere across a thirty-five day window, and the rule that decides it involves a fictional moon. The calculation occupied European mathematics for centuries, it is the reason Orthodox and Western Easter usually differ, and it causes genuine…
FaithLewis was an Oxford medievalist who became an unlikely broadcaster, wrote seven children's books in seven years, and produced a book about grief so raw he published it under a false name. His thirty-year argument with Tolkien about worldbuilding is…
Book ReviewsDe Mello's "Awareness" argues that most people are running on programming they never chose, and he does not offer you a method to fix it. It's a book of recorded talks that works precisely because it reads like being argued…
Book ReviewsThis devotional works not because the writing is remarkable, but because the format is nearly impossible to fail at. A few minutes a day, a prompt to write to, and a structure that doesn't punish you for missing a week.
ADHDI wrote this immediately after finding out I was ADHD, before the autobiography. It came out of a real church I attended and eventually stopped attending. I was baptized there and then simply stopped going, and I never told anybody…
FaithCardboard saints are built from doctrine. Real believers approach God through their attachment patterns, and faith on the page only convinces when the psychology underneath it is real.
FaithConflict and tension in faith-based fiction start with spiritual architecture, not plot beats. You can hit every structural mark and still feel hollow. Build
ConsciousnessI did not set out to write theology. I started trying to make sense of existence because the explanations I grew up with created more problems than they solved.
ADHDI left convinced Christianity was not for people who could not sit still or focus. It took decades to hear a version of it that had room for me.
AprilEaster is a moveable spring Sunday. A childhood story about a pet rabbit, a hard rural lesson, and why the unsentimental truth makes the best writing.
Book ReviewsA short, incredible fable of a shepherd's quest that genuinely changed my point of view, and that I loved every word of. Its spare, parable-like style is not a flaw but its strength, giving the story a timeless power. Brief,…
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