In this episode, Joanna Watson and Alex Banwell talk about the thorns which grow up around our seed ideas, and how to protect ourselves and our writing from their prickly attacks. To find out more about Joanna Watson, please visitjoannawatson.co.ukTo find out more about Alex Banwell, please visitalexbanwellauthor.com

In this episode, Joy Vee and Rachel Yarworth talk about the second type of soil - the shallow or stony ground, and how we can ask Jesus to prevent us from having shallow hearts.to find out more about Joy Vee, please visit joyvee.orgOr to find out more about Rachel Yarworth, please visit rachelyarworthwriter.uk

In this episode, Alex Banwell and Natasha Woodcraft talk about the enemy's efforts to steal our precious seed ideas, and how to use the armour of God as Kingdom writers.You can find out more about Alex Banwell by visiting alexbanwellauthor.comOr to find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, pleaes visit natashawoodcraft.com

Joy Vee and Joanna Watson talk about how the seed comes in many different ways, and discuss the Spirit-led process by which we thin out those seed ideas and decide which ones to persue.You can find out more about Joy Vee by visiting joyvee.orgyou can find out more about Joanna Watson by visiting joannawatson.co.uk

In this episode, Natasha Woodcraft and Alex Banwell talk about the seed ideas God places in our hearts, and how we can ask him to show us who the seed is for.You can find out more about Natasha Woodcraft by visitingnatashawoodcraft.comYou can find out more about Alex Banwell by visitingalexbanwellauthor.com

In this episode, Joy vee, Rachel Yarworth, and natasha Woodcraft introduce a new series based on the Parable of the Sower.To find out more about Joy Vee, please visitjoyvee.orgTo Find out more about Rachel Yarworth, please visitrachelyarworthwriter.ukTo find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, please visitnatashawoodcraft.com

In the final episode of our series focusing on the emotional toll of writing for the Kingdom, Alex Banwell and Joy Vee ask that all important question. When we've done all we can to edit, publish, and market our books to the best of our God-given abilities, is the result worth the effort?You can find out more about Alex Banwell at alexbanwellauthor.comor to find out more about Joy Vee, please visit joyvee.org

In this episode, Natasha Woodcraft and Rachel Yarworth discuss the pros and cons of self-promotion for those who feel called to write for the Kingdom.You can find out more about Natasha Woodcraft at natashawoodcraft.comYou can find out more about Rachel Yarworth at rachelyarworthwriter.uk

In this episode, Alex Banwell and Joy Vee compare the process of birthing a book to the rigors of pregnancy and childbirth.To find out more about Alex Banwell, please visitalexbanwellauthor.comOr to find out more about Joy vee, please visitjoyvee.org

In this episode, Alex Banwell and Natasha Woodcraft talk about the vulnerability of sharing our completed manuscripts with those who are willing to offer constructive feedback, and how we accept their comments without allowing them to destroy our confidence as Kingdom writers.To find out more about Alex Banwell, please visitalexbanwellauthor.comto find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, please visitnatashawoodcraft.com

In this episode, Joy Vee and Natasha Woodcraft talk about overcoming the disappointment of criticism, rejection, bad reviews, and closed doors.To find out more about Joy Vee, please visit joyvee.orgTo find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, please visit natashawoodcraft.com

In this episode, Rachel Yarworth and Alex Banwell have an honest conversation about their ongoing struggles with imposter syndrome.you can find out more about Rachel Yarworth at rachelyarworthwriter.ukYou can find out more about Alex Banwell at alexbanwellauthor.com

In this episode, Joy Margetts and Alex Banwell discuss the dangers of allowing our sense of value and self-worth to hang on the success of our writing rather than from who we are in Christ. You can find out more about Joy Margetts by visiting joymargetts.com or to find out more about Alex Banwell, please visit alexbanwellauthor.com

In this episode, Joy Margetts and Joy Vee Discuss God's blessings during 2024, and look ahead to what the Lord has revealed for the ministry of Kingdom Story Writers in 2025. To find out more about Joy Margetts, please visit joymargetts.com Or to find out more about Joy Vee, please visit joyvee.org

In this episode, Natasha Woodcraft and Liz Carter give tips on formatting your book and designing the cover. To find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, please visit natashawoodcraft.com To find out more about Liz Carter, her books, and the services she offers, please visit greatadventure.carterclan.me.uk

In this episode, Joy Margetts, Georgie Tennant, and Matt McChlery talk about the joys and pitfalls of writing Kingdom devotionals. You can find out more about Joy Margetts at joymargetts.com You can find out more about Matt McChlery at mattmcchlery.com Georgie Tennant's book "The God Who Sees You" can be bought from all reputable book sellers.

Natasha woodcraft and Rachel Yarworth talk about how to compile a Kingdom anthology, using Rachel's book 'The Jesse Tree Anthology' as an example. You can find out more about Rachel Yarworth and her books, including the Jesse Tree Anthology by visiting rachelyarworthwriter.uk Or you can find out more about Natasha Woodcraft and her writing by visiting

In this episode, Natasha Woodcraft talks to Alex Banwell about the various types of editing, and why it's so important to have a human editor. To find out more about Natasha Woodcraft, please go to natashawoodcraft.com To find out more about alex Banwell, please visit worshipunlimitedministries.org

In this episode, Joy Margetts, Rachel Yarworth, and Alex Banwell talk about what it means, and what it doesn't mean, to write in partnership with the Holy Spirit. To find out more about Joy Margetts, please visit joymargetts.com To find out more about Rachel Yarworth, please visit rachelyarworthwriter.uk To find out more about Alex Banwell, please visit worshipunlimitedministries.org