A few weeks ago, I drove to Marshalls instead of sitting down to work on my book.

I did not want to open my computer and face the chapter that was waiting for me. I wanted the candles, the clearance rack, and the fifteen minutes of not thinking about it.

I sat in the parking lot before I went in. That is when I felt it. That quiet, firm, completely unmistakable Holy Spirit nudge that said — really? Are we really doing this right now?

So I did not go into Marshalls. I pulled out my voice memos, and I talked through an entire chapter right there in my car. Just me, my steering wheel, my screaming children, and God holding me accountable.

That chapter is some of the best writing in my book.

I am telling you this because I know you have your version of the Marshalls parking lot. Maybe it is the laundry you suddenly need to fold. Maybe it is the show you tell yourself you will just watch one episode of. Maybe it is the way you open your manuscript and then close it ten minutes later because the chapter feels too hard and too heavy and too much for you to write.

The middle of a book is just hard. That is the truth people aren't talking about these days. It is tedious, slow, and it asks more of you than the beginning did. The temptation to lay it down is beyond strong. If you have felt this, I know this episode will change everything for you.

In this episode, I am walking you through my free Book Finish Line Map, which is a tool I made specifically for the writer who is almost there, but cannot seem to get across the finish line. We are going to figure out exactly what is stopping you and exactly what to do about it.

Go grab the Book Finish Line Map at writingyourgodledbook.com and have it open when you listen.

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If you are a Christian woman author getting ready to write your first nonfiction book, this episode is perfect for you.

The best Christian authors are also the best readers. There are seven specific books that every single Christian nonfiction author needs to read before writing the manuscript.

These are the books that will sharpen your writing craft, clarify your message, strengthen your author voice, and help you write a Christian book that actually changes lives. These seven books are exactly what you need right now.

Tune in and grab your notebook because you are going to want to write all of these down.

I pray this blesses you!

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

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If you are a Christian woman author getting ready to self-publish your first nonfiction book, this episode is one you cannot afford to skip!

Most first-time self-published Christian authors make this same mistake before they hit publish on Amazon. It directly impacts their book sales, their Amazon reviews, and how many readers their book actually reaches.

Today, I am breaking down exactly what this common self-publishing mistake is, why so many Christian authors make it, and what to do instead so your Christian book launch goes the way God intended.

If you have been searching for self-publishing tips for Christian authors, how to self-publish a Christian book, or how to sell more copies of your Christian nonfiction book, you are in the right place.

I hope it blesses you!

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

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Have you been putting off writing your Christian book?

In this episode, Christian author and book coach Mallory Dagher gets radically honest about why so many Christian women quit their God-led book — and why that feeling of resistance is not a sign to stop.

If you are a Christian woman who feels called to write a book but keeps hitting a wall, this episode will change the way you see your calling. We are talking about spiritual warfare and writing, how to overcome writer's block as a Christian author, and the real reason your book feels impossible right now.

This is the episode you did not know you needed — and the one you will send to every woman in your life who is sitting on a book God told her to write.

Are people dying to get your book?

Like actually dying — asking about it, watching for it, and counting down until they can get their hands on it?

If the answer is anything less than a confident yes, this episode is for you.

Today, I am walking you through exactly how to warm up your audience before your Christian book launch.

When you finally hit publish, you are not launching into silence. You are launching into a room full of women who have been waiting for this moment just as long as you have.

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

Topics covered: self-publishing a Christian book, Christian book launch, how to launch a Christian nonfiction book, Christian book launch strategy, how to market a Christian book, pre-launch strategy for authors, how to sell your Christian book, first-time Christian author, Christian nonfiction self-publishing, podcast for Christian women entrepreneurs

Y'all, writer's block is real — and if you are a Christian woman author trying to write your God-led book, hitting a wall does not mean you missed God.

It means you are human. In today's episode, I am sharing exactly how Christian authors overcome writer's block so you can get unstuck, get back to your manuscript, and finish the Christian nonfiction book God called you to write.

Whether you are a first-time Christian author, a faith-based woman writer staring at a blank page, or someone who has been putting off writing your Christian book for way too long, this one is for you.

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

Topics covered: how to overcome writer's block, writer's block for Christian authors, how to write a Christian nonfiction book, writing tips for Christian authors, first-time Christian author, how to finish writing your Christian book, Christian woman author, faith-based author tips, Christian nonfiction writing, Christian writing podcast

Are you afraid to write your Christian book?

Friend, if God placed a message on your heart, fear does not get a vote. Staying safe and staying silent does not protect you — it robs the women who need your message right now.

In today's episode, I am diving deep into the fears that keep Christian women authors stuck before they ever start writing their Christian nonfiction book. I am giving you five practical strategies to overcome them so you can walk in obedience and finally write the book God called you to write.

If you are a first-time Christian author struggling with fear, self-doubt, imposter syndrome, or the terrifying vulnerability of putting your God-given message on paper, this episode is for you.

I pray this blesses you!

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

Topics covered: afraid to write a Christian book, fear of writing a Christian nonfiction book, overcoming fear as a Christian author, imposter syndrome for Christian authors, how to write a Christian book, first-time Christian author, Christian woman author, self-doubt for Christian writers, how to overcome writing fear, Christian nonfiction writing tips

Writing your Christian testimony is one of the most powerful things you can do as a Christian author, but it is also one of the scariest.

The messy parts, the painful parts, the parts you have never said out loud are exactly the parts your reader needs to hear.

In today's episode, I am walking you through how to write the hard parts of your Christian testimony. You definitely don't want to miss out on this one.

I hope it blesses you!

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

Topics covered: how to write your Christian testimony, writing a Christian testimony, how to write the hard parts of your story, Christian author vulnerability, writing a faith-based memoir, Christian nonfiction writing tips, how to share your testimony in a book, first-time Christian author, Christian woman author, how to write a Christian nonfiction book

You've been feeling a nudge, haven't you?

A whisper — or maybe not so quiet — that keeps coming back no matter how many times you push it down, telling you that you are supposed to write a book.

Friend, that is not just your imagination. That might be God. In this episode, I am breaking down exactly how to know whether God is calling you to write a Christian nonfiction book, what that nudge actually looks and feels like, and how to stop second-guessing the message He has placed on your heart.

If you are a Christian woman who keeps asking yourself whether you are really called to write a book, whether your story is worth telling, or whether God could use someone like you as a Christian author, this episode will give you the clarity and the confidence to say yes.

I pray this blesses you!

If this episode encouraged you, challenged you, or gave you a new book to add to your list, would you share it with a friend or post it to your stories? Your shares help this podcast reach more women who need these conversations.

If you’ve been loving the podcast, leaving a 5-star review means more than you know. It helps more listeners find the show and allows these conversations to reach more Christian women writers.

Thank you so much for listening!

Visit www.writingyourgodledbook.com for more resources, encouragement, and tools to help you grow.

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