You can listen to this episode How to Write a Bible Study with Mindy Kiker on Christian Publishing Show.
Perhaps you’ve considered writing Bible studies for your local church, or maybe you’re interested in writing Bible studies for publication. How do you write Bible studies that people want to read?
We have a special guest with us today who is going to share her experience in writing Bible studies.
She is co-founder of Flourish Gathering and Flourish Writers. She writes and publishes Bible studies and devotionals and teaches workshops, online conferences, and training courses.
Mindy Kiker, welcome to the Christian Publishing Show!
Links:
https://www.flourishwriters.com/
https://flourishgathering.com/
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Dear Mindy Kiker:
Thank you for the “How to Write a Bible Study” episode!
Your advice prompted me to dust off a Bible Study manuscript for Christian mutts like myself. After several rejections, I figured that there was no place for an experiential and entertaining study by a humorist and freelance journalist. But maybe there is hope with rework and refocus.
I stumbled upon your episode on the Steve Laube blog, which I found in the current issue of Writer’s Digest. Providence?
My first step: Check out some current Bible studies.
Providence to be sure, Mike! I’m pleased to know this conversation inspired you to dust off your manuscript.