Have you ever wanted to get published in a magazine, newspaper, or website? If so, Ericka Anderson will show us that it’s easier to pitch and publish your work than you may realize. In this session, Ericka will show us the strategy behind getting our work published in a way that is fulfilling and helpful to our overall writing goals.

Ericka is the author of Reason to Return Why Women Need the Church and the Church Needs Women. You can follow her on her website at erickaanderson.com or on Instagram at https://erickaandersen.com/.

Join Ericka and all her neighbors on the Bloc at www.mywritersbloc.com. 

As writers, we are encouraged to share our words with a waiting world. Is there a place to lay down the pen and rest from writing? In this unique session, you'll learn how to give yourself permission to Sabbath in multiple ways and discover practical ways to prepare, step away, and reengage when the time is right - and how to continue even to share content while you're savoring rest and refreshing.

Ronne Rock is the author of One Woman Can Change the World. You can follow Ronne and her travels all over the world at www.ronnerock.com or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ronnerock/

Join Ronne and all her neighbors on the Writers' Bloc! An online Christian community for writers who want to grow in the art and heart of writing. You can join us at www.mywritersbloc.com.

As writers, we rightly focus on our audience, but we sometimes unintentionally alienate the listeners over the readers. Many audiobook fans, might even avoid reading your book if it doesn’t have an audio option available. Join us for this fun conversation where Kelda will encourage us to consider audiobooks as an option for our work and the practical how-tos to get it done.

Kelda has written several books, and she's also a writing and life coach and homeschool consultant. You can learn more about her work at www.KeldaLaingPoynot.com

To learn more about the Writers' Bloc, become a member, and access Kelda's teachings and many more, visit www.mywritersbloc.com

Christian writers want to expound God's Word rightly and tell it in a way that captures their readers' attention. Many writers sacrifice beauty or rightly handle the Word of truth when writing Christian content. Lara will teach us to guard our writing against biblical errors and write the truth in a lovely way.

Lara is the author of A Mother Held, and she writes on both her website and Substack. You can follow her at https://www.laradentremont.com/ and https://laradentremont.substack.com/

Do you want to gain access to Lara's full teaching and all the other teachings available inside the Writers' Bloc? You can join the Writers' Bloc, explore all our teachings, and enjoy the friendliest neighborhood around the Bloc! There's always room for more on the Writers' Bloc: www.mywritersbloc.com

Hey, you podcast listener! We know you enjoy listening to podcasts (that's why you're here!), but have you ever considered using a podcast for your own writing endeavors? How might a podcast help you get your message out to a larger audience? A podcast is a popular way to reach an audience, but do they hold value for writers? We think the answer is a resounding "Yes!"

In this episode, we'll examine why a writer might or might not consider starting a podcast and how it can effectively reach and grow your audience. We will also discuss some simple ways to get started if you decide it would be right for you.

Amy is the host of the popular The Purposeful Pen Podcast, a show that helps writers bless God and bless others with their words. You can learn more about Amy's work and follow her podcast here: https://www.amylynnsimon.com/purposeful-pen-podcast.

Do you want to get published someday? What qualities distinguish publishable writing? What are editors looking for? In this practical session, Rachel will uncover 5 characteristics of a strong, marketable manuscript. Whether you write fiction or non-fiction, strong manuscripts are the key to publication success.

Rachel Allord knows a thing or two about getting published. Her most recent book, The Girl on the Tube , was just released, and you can learn more about it and all of Rachel's work on her website: www.rachelallord.com.

This is the first in a 2-part teaching on the qualities of a marketable manuscript. You can access Rachel's second teaching and all other teachings when you join the Writers' Bloc.

This week, Cara Blondo will help us consider the idea taken from Mark 14:8 of the woman who "did what she could." As Mary anointed Jesus with costly perfume, many disciples and Judas criticized her gift. Jesus, on the other hand, praised her beautiful sacrifice, and we honor her today. As we shift our perspective from the frustration of what we can't do because of lack of time, ability, etc., we also learn ways to see what we can do and how to serve. No ordinary offering is too small to make an eternal impact. How are you stewarding your gifts for the kingdom---despite your limitations? We all have them! Join us for this discussion and be encouraged in your kingdom work.

Cara Blondo is a gifted writer and Bible teacher! You can follow her work and writing at www.theonethingdesired.com and find her on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/the_one_thing_desired/

Join Cara and all her friends by becoming a neighbor on the Writers' Bloc! You can learn more and join us at www.mywriterbloc.com.

God has blessed us with powerful words. Some come in the form of teaching and sharing our experiences. Some weave into stories that engage and entertain our readers. Kelda will encourage us writers to write our God-given words by answering five important questions. What has the Lord placed on my heart to write? How best are these words shared? What skills, knowledge, and expertise do I already possess? What research or skills do I need to hone? Do other opportunities align with or distract from my calling to write?

Kelda has written several books, and she's also a writing and life coach and homeschool consultant. You can learn more about her work at www.KeldaLaingPoynot.com

To learn more about the Writers' Bloc, become a member, and access Kelda's teachings and many more, visit www.mywritersbloc.com

As writers, we know discipline takes time, consistency, and courage. We show up to our craft because we understand that work is a gift from God that allows us to operate in His strength and co-collaborate with Him. The messy practice of our art is both a joyful fulfillment of our gifts and an expression of our responsibility to steward our message. Listen in on this conversation with Melissa Smith to learn why discipline is important and how to implement tools to practice it in your writing life.

To learn more about Melissa's work as a writing coach, visit her website at https://www.framedinjoy.com/ or follow her on Instagram at  https://www.instagram.com/framedinjoy/

To learn more about the Writers' Bloc and access our growing archive of teachings, visit https://mywritersbloc.com/

Exposing the pain from our past to the light of Christ allows the strangled rose within to surface and bloom. Unfortunately, many writers who want to write about their trauma stop when the going gets rough because they don’t have the tools necessary to sustain them in the dark. When painful stories are shared correctly, they have the potential to bring not only healing to the writer but also understanding and hope to the reader. Women who feel called to write about their traumatic experiences will come away from this session equipped with the knowledge to prepare for and draw strength during a difficult writing journey. 

The work Michelle talks about in this interview is being adapted for film! So stay tuned to learn more.

To learn more about Michelle, visit her website: https://www.michellelayerrahal.com/

and follow her on social media https://www.instagram.com/michellelayerrahal/