Writing for a Change Podcast

Writing, Platform, and Loving Our Neighbors with Trillia Newbell Drew Dyck and Trillia Newbell discuss the writing life, platform and influence, and Trillia’s 1,000-word challenge for aspiring writers. Trillia also shares about a new initiative her family has launched to help women in Rwanda. This is part one 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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The Bible tells us to love our neighbors. And that sounds like a lovely idea—until you try it. The truth is loving our neighbors can be difficult, especially when they’re a lot different than us.  In Season 2 of the Moody Publishers' podcast Reading for a Change, we ask the question, “How can we truly love and serve our neighbors?” We talk to folks like Brian Fikkert, author of When Helping Hurts and Becoming Whole to learn about how to serve people in a way that brings real and lasting change. We also sit down with bestselling authors, Trillia Newbell and Asheritah Ciuciu, to discover some unique ways they’ve found to serve others. And since we’re hanging out with our favorite authors, we’re thought we’d talk a little shop. How did they become writers? What does their writing process look like? And what advice do they have for people trying to break into the industry? If you’ve felt the call to write, you won’t want to miss what they have to say.  Join the conversation by subscribing to the Reading for a Change podcast on Apple or Google Podcasts today. 

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Drew Dyck, Hannah Anderson, and Dan White Jr. talk about dining with “frenemies” and if Kanye West’s Sunday Services qualify as church. This is part two of a two-part episode.

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Drew Dyck and Hannah Anderson talk to author Dan White Jr. about his book Love Over Fear and how political polarization is affecting the church. This is part one of a two-part discussion about loving our enemies in a time of fear and outrage.

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Drew Dyck, Hannah Anderson, and Dean Inserra discuss getting the feels while singing at baseball games, defining and deprogramming cultural Christianity, and changing the comparison game. Also, how to properly repent to our plants and the book that awakened to Dean who God really is.

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Drew Dyck and Hannah Anderson talk to author Dean Inserra about his book The Unsaved Christian. Also, the virtue of gastronomic learning, doing church on the golf course, and why women’s retreats are better than men’s.

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Drew Dyck, Hannah Anderson, and Mark Sayers talk about what the opposite of consumerism looks like, what God is doing around the world that makes the Book of Acts look tame, and what pastoring looks like in a digital context. Also, the ordination of anime rabbits—you won’t want to miss it. This is part two of a two-part episode.

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Drew Dyck and Hannah Anderson talk to author Mark Sayers about his book Reappearing Church. The boom and bust of spiritual belief in world history, “educating the sin out of everyone,” and how revival actually works. This is part one of a two-part episode.

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Drew Dyck and Hannah Anderson discuss Drew’s latest book Your Future Self Will Thank You, building character vs. behavior management, and why it takes more than osmosis or willpower to raise kids who follow Jesus. Also, the book that’s gotten deep into Hannah Anderson’s heart and Monster Energy Drinks explained. This is part two of a two-part episode.

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Drew Dyck and Hannah Anderson discuss their writing lives and Hannah’s latest book All That’s Good. This is part one of a two-part discussion about decision-making and how to determine what is good in our current culture.

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