Today is such a milestone! Seventeen episodes into Heart for Creatives, podcasting no longer feels stiff or forced. Honestly, it feels life-giving. And isn’t that the sweet spot we’re longing for in our creative walks with God?

Today's episode encourages Christian writers to release perfectionism, comparison, and fear as they run the creative race God specifically set before them.

Drawing from Hebrews 12:1–2, we explore how God consistently uses imperfect people to fulfill His perfect will, and why holy fear doesn’t mean you’re off track. Often, it means you’re right where God wants you.

➡️ This episode is for you if:

• You feel stuck comparing your writing journey to other authors.
• Fear of “messing it up” has slowed or stalled your progress.
• You long to finish what God placed on your heart, but feel overwhelmed.

You’ll walk away encouraged to cast off creative weight, shake off spiritual snares, and fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of your faith.

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➡️ You don’t have to walk this creative journey alone. God is with you, and so am I.

Welcome! I cannot wait to dive into today’s chat with you. If you’ve been wondering how to strengthen your writing, embolden your voice, and move forward without burnout or striving—this episode is for you.

In today’s episode of Heart for Creatives, we explore how walking in intimate fellowship with God transforms not only your faith, but your creative process, writing voice, and calling as a Christian author.

You’ll hear:

• Why walking with God matters more than striving for success in your writing business

• How perfectionism and the spirit of religion quietly sabotage creative freedom

• What Noah’s obedience teaches writers about faith, perseverance, and impact

• How surrendering your writing to God leads to clarity, maturity, and anointed storytelling

If you’re a female Christian writer within the first few years of your business, longing to align your creativity with God’s rhythms of grace, this episode will encourage you to stop striving and start walking in grace and favor.

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My friend, welcome to 2026!

I can’t wait to see how the Lord rolls out the fulfillment of His promises in your life this year. As we step forward in Christ, there is no turning back. The door to the last season has shut, and we’re marching onward into the land the Father has prepared for us.

In today’s episode of Heart for Creatives, we’re laying the spiritual foundations every Christian writer needs before planning the year ahead. If you’re craving peace, clarity, and sustainable rhythms in your writing life—and you’re ready to say goodbye to burnout—this episode is for you.

We’ll explore three foundational mindsets that help writers build with God instead of striving alone:

• How to stay fiercely focused on what God said—not what the world demands

• How to faithfully do your part while surrendering the results to Him

• How trusting God’s presence fuels courage, consistency, and peace

This isn’t about perfect schedules or productivity hacks. It’s about aligning your creative process with your faith so you can steward your writing calling with joy, trust, and grace.

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• Email me your questions or reflections

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You don’t build alone. This is the year you build what God has assigned you to build.