Writing for a Change Podcast

We talked to author Brandon J. O’Brien about why Christians divide over dumb things, how we can find unity, and what it’s like living in New York City in the middle of the pandemic. Learn more about Brandon at brandonjobrien.com.

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In the time it takes to brew a cup of coffee, you can be encouraged with Scripture and challenged by faithful wisdom. Mornings with Tozer Podcast is a two-minute daily devotional from the writings of A. W. Tozer. Available wherever you get your podcasts or visit www.awtozer.com. 

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We talked to bestselling author Philip Yancey about the pandemic, his brush with death, and what’s getting him through the current crisis. Learn more about Philip at philipyancey.com.

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We talked to author and professor Bryan Litfin about how early Christians responded to ancient plagues, what happened to Peter after Acts, and how we can love our neighbors while social distancing. More about Dr. Bryan Litfin: bryanlitfin.com

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We took a break from all the bad news about the global pandemic to talk to professor and bestselling author, Karen Swallow Prior. We asked her how reading builds character, why evangelicals make bad art, and Karen divulged her one (slightly) weird writing quirk. Learn more about Karen Swallow Prior at karenswallowprior.com.

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Economist and author Brian Fikkert is back to discuss his writing process. He talks to Drew Dyck about how to write on academic topics for a popular audience, his vision for how the church and academy can be friends, and how an unusual houseguest helped him finish his latest book.  This is the concluding episode in a two-part series. 

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Drew Dyck and Trillia Newbell talk to economist and author Brian Fikkert about the downside of the American Dream, the dangers of “Evangelical Gnosticism,” the relationship between justice and the gospel, and the worst part of being 6’10.” NOTE: This is the first episode in a two-part conversation. 

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Drew Dyck, Trillia Newbell, and Asheritah Ciuciu discuss how to connect with readers, how to balance the demands of family life with the call to write, and what to do when you’re speaking at an event … and someone starts snoring in the front row. This is the second show in a two-part series.  Featured Resource: Bible & Breakfast

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Drew Dyck and Trillia Newbell talk to Bible & Breakfast author Asheritah Ciuciu about combining quiet time and mealtime, the theology of good food, and delicious ways to love your neighbor. This is part one of a two-part discussion. Featured Resource: bibleandbreakfast.com

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Writing for Change, Responding to Criticism, and Taking on Outrage Culture  with Trillia Newbell Drew Dyck and Trillia Newbell talk about what type of writing is best at moving people and how the best writing grows out of the author’s personal experience. They ask why everyone’s so angry online and Drew shares about his recent trip to prison. This is part two of a two-part discussion.  Featured Resource: If God is for Us (Bible Study) Find more about Trillia at trillianewbell.com. 

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