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  Christian Indie Writers' Podcast - 339: Outline What Successful Indie Authors Are Doing Differently in 2026

  Oct 2, 202651 min

  Send us Fan Mail What are successful indie authors doing differently in 2026? The publishing landscape is changing fast. Algorithms shift, AI is changing how readers discover books, advertising is becoming more complicated, and authors have more publishing options than ever. But the authors who are growing aren't necessarily waiting for everything to settle down. They're focusing on what they can control, building stronger relationships with readers, and finding new ways to get more mileage from the books they've already written. In this episode of the Christian Indie Writers Podcast, we're looking at what the latest 2026 indie author data reveals about authors who are building momentum. Written Word Media surveyed 582 authors, and its “growing authors” group was defined by current growth, positive business sentiment, and expected income growth. (Written Word Media) https://www.writtenwordmedia.com/2026-mid-year-indie-author-survey/amp/

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  Breakpoint - How Christians Christianized the Idea of Worldview

  Oct 1, 20265 min

  Christian worldview formation is not limited to correcting ideas. _________ For more resources visit breakpoint.org.

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  Teach Them Diligently - Before You Change Your Homeschool, Do This First

  Oct 1, 202631 min

  Is something just not working in your homeschool? Maybe the schedule feels chaotic. A curriculum isn’t clicking. Your days aren’t unfolding the way you pictured them—or you’re already wondering whether you need to scrap the plan and start over. Before you change anything, David and Leslie Nunnery want you to work through a simple framework: Believe. Think. Feel. Do. Too often, homeschool parents jump straight from a problem to action: buy a new curriculum, create another schedule, join a co-op, leave a co-op, or try the latest solution someone recommended. But lasting change starts further upstream. In this episode, you’ll learn how to reconnect what you do each day with what you believe God has called you to do, realign your thinking with that mission, understand the emotions influencing your decisions, and build homeschool rhythms that actually serve your family. You’ll also hear how Leslie used this framework to structure their family’s homeschool days around discipleship, relationship, meaningful conversation, and learning—and why getting the foundation right made everything else work better. Before you change what you’re doing, go back to what you believe. FREE RESOURCE Build Your Homeschool Mission Before you can align your homeschool with your mission, you need to know what that mission is. Download the Homeschool Mission Worksheet from our Heart School Master Class to prayerfully work through what God has called your family to do—and begin using that mission as a filter for the decisions you make. DOWNLOAD THE FREE WORKSHEET Knowing What to Do Is One Thing. Staying Tethered to It Is Another. Teach Them Diligently 365 gives Christian homeschool parents ongoing biblical teaching, practical help, mentorship, and a community of families committed to living out what they believe. And because the Heart School Master Class and Heart School Parenting Intensive are included in 365, this episode is an unusually natural invitation. LEARN MORE ABOUT TTD365 AND JOIN US THERE TODAY

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  Kingdom Writers: A Podcast for Christian Writers o... - 5 Christian Writing Mistakes That Keep You Stuck for Years

  Oct 1, 202615 min

  Before we jump in: CJ and I are live on YouTube every Tuesday morning at 11am Eastern teaching the Kingdom Writers Workshop, where we're learning to partner with God in our writing instead of doing it on our own. Every session comes with a free worksheet, and the replays are yours for life. Grab yours at https://trainingauthors.com/kingdomwriters You have been working on this book for years. Not sitting around doing nothing, actually working, and you are still standing in the same place. That is the part almost nobody talks about. CJ and Shelley walk through five Christian writing mistakes that keep Kingdom Writers stuck for years. What makes them costly is that every one of them feels like progress while you are doing it. Rewriting chapter one until it has been rewritten more times than the rest of the book has been written. Waiting for a big block of time that your season never actually delivers. Buying one more course, because preparation is safe and a first draft is exposure. Then the one that hides best: writing with nobody waiting for your next chapter. And the last one, waiting to feel qualified, as though a publishing contract were God's validation of your calling rather than a business decision made by a company. Anthony Trollope wrote 47 novels in 15-minute blocks while working full time as a post office inspector. None of these five mean you have failed. They mean you have been working without a way through.

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  Breakpoint - Why Christians Should Not Buy into AI Catastrophism

  Sep 30, 20267 min

  God has revealed to us the end of the story. And it is very good , because He is . __________ Partner with thousands of others in supporting The Colson Center by visiting colsoncenter.org/cornerstone .

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