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Have you ever wondered if what you write really matters? And if you should you keep writing?
I know I have.
Today’s podcast guest, Brooke McGlothlin shares her story of questioning her qualifications and value as a writer. At the Declare Conference she will be encouraging attendees on the importance of Christian writers to keep writing.
As a godly woman & author of several books, I know we will learn a lot from Brooke’s experiences. If you’ve never heard her heart for mothering boys or for prayer, then you are in for a treat.
What we chat about:
- Brooke’s journey to starting the MOB Society (Mothers of Boys Society) with Erin Mohring.
- How Brooke has also partnered with Stacey Thacker (both gals met via blogging/social media).
- The blessing and curse of being an idea or why person (visionary) and then need to partner with a “how” person.
- Her session at Declare…encouraging us to keep writing, particularly when discouragement comes.
- Brooke’s own season of questioning, rejection and then stopping writing.
- Surrendering your plan with your writing and accepting God’s plan.
- 3 Questions writers often grapple with in the writing journey.
- How publishers may actually ask those questions.
- The way God made her publishing dreams came true. Not by her striving, but through God’s provision.
- Making your goal obedience and not success. Make His name great, not your own.
Connect with Brooke:
Blog :: Facebook :: Twitter :: Pinterest :: Instagram
Show Notes:
- Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands: People in Need of Change helping People in Need of Change –Paul Tripp
- Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action — Simon Sinek
- Start: Punch Fear in the Face — Jon Acuff
Have you ever struggled with wanting to stop writing? Wondering if your words mattered?
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