Do you ever feel like writing your book is selfish—or question whether your voice really matters in Christian publishing? I’ve been there. After raising seven children, I believed my role was to serve others and keep my writing dream tucked away. Then I read Habakkuk 2:2: “Write the vision; make it plain on tablets…” and realized that writing isn’t just a dream—it’s a calling from God.

In this episode of The Christian Writers Podcast, I talk about overcoming doubt as a Christian author, battling imposter syndrome, and finding confidence in your unique voice. I share how Scripture—like Habakkuk 2:2 and Psalm 139—reminded me that:

✨ No one else can write your story the way you can ✨ God has already gifted you with perspective, experiences, and words that matter ✨ Christian writers don’t have to compromise faith to write compelling, page-turning fiction ✨ Writing clean, faith-based fiction isn’t selfish—it’s obedience to your calling

If you’ve wrestled with fear, comparison, or the thought that “it’s too late,” this episode will encourage you to step forward. Your book could be the one that inspires, comforts, or strengthens another believer. Someone is waiting for your story told your way.

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