You might have received a calling from God.

Every day, every minute, God speaks to us. We might ignore most of what he tells us. We might assimilate it into daily living. But every now and then, we hear a new message loud and clear. Messages from God can come in a variety of ways:

• A vision.
• A warning.
• A prophecy for the whole world to hear.
• A personal message to turn our lives around.

Whatever message you have received, you can choose to ignore it, to embrace it, to share it or to both embrace it and share it. Our Christian clients have chosen both to embrace the message and to share it.

Sharing the word of God – that’s where your Christian book comes in. This is a way for you to bear witness to God’s message.

You might be a pastor with sermons to publish.

We frequently hear from pastors and preachers who have collected their sermons from over the years. Many of them want to publish those sermons as a book – a collection of the most inspiring moments of their ministry.

What works well from the church pulpit doesn’t always sound as persuasive or hold the reader’s attention in written form. So they come to us seeking help with the manuscript. In some cases, they want an edit, just to clean up the grammar and syntax. In other cases, they want the manuscript more heavily edited, so that it flows better as a written text.

A collection of sermons is a legacy that a minister can leave the world. It is a form of testimony, and a means of reaching beyond one’s own congregation.

You might have had a born-again moment when you were saved.

We also hear from a lot of sinners who were saved. In many cases, there is drug and alcohol abuse, sexual abuse and broken families. But there is also forgiveness and redemption. These are inspiring stories of how God and faith in God helps people turn their lives around.

The world could use more stories like that.

The world could use more inspiration from people who have turned their lives around.

The world could use more stories about how Jesus saved them from continuing to spiral downward.

The world will never have too many Christian success stories of hope and faith.

You might not be the best writer.

You might have the most inspiring story of hope and salvation to tell. You might have talked to Jesus and heard his words. You might have seen a vision. But that does not mean you can write.

The Lord works in mysterious ways, and he doesn’t chose to reveal his message just to the best writers.

That’s what we are here for. Our job is to take your message and craft the words that will connect with people, the words that will resonate with your audience and move them.

You might be bursting to tell your story of salvation.

It’s hard to hold in a fundamental truth once you discover it. That truth means so much to you. Through your book, you can reach those people whose souls are ready for the same message you received.

How to find a Christian writer for hire

Who are you looking to hire?

• a Christian devotionals writer
• a Christian fiction writer
• a Cristian novel writer
• a Christian romance writer
• a Christian fantasy writer

We can help you with your spiritual manuscript. We are a quality-focused writing agency. For a free quote on putting your sermons or revelations into book form, tap or click the red button to the right.

Explain you core message to your writer.

The first thing any would-be author needs to do when meeting a writer for the first time is to explain one’s message. With a spiritual topic, this step is even more important.

Your writer is just like you. They have beliefs. Their beliefs, however, might not be exactly the same as yours. If you have delved deep enough into spiritual matters to write a book, you are aware of how widely scripture can be interpreted.

You can’t expect your Christian ghost writer to share identical beliefs with you, and you don’t need her to. But it is crucial that she does not feel uncomfortable with your message, or else the writing will suffer…and so will your message.

Your first step is to explain your message and find out if the writer is comfortable with it. As you can imagine, the more unorthodox your message, the more important it is to make sure the writer is comfortable will all aspects of your message before even starting.

Define your audience.

How we write will depend in large part on your audience. Are you writing for theologians or for a lay audience? Are you writing for men, women or both? Perhaps you are targeting people who have had a very specific experience similar to yours.

Whatever your audience, make sure your writer knows.

Refine your message.

Your message is more than just its core. There are so many details that you’ll need to turn an idea into a book. Here are a few that virtually any Christian book needs:

• A list of key points you want to cover.
• Anecdotes – plenty of short stories that illustrate those points.
• A selection of biblical verses. Nothing brings home your points like showing exactly how The Bible supports them.

List events to include in a timeline.

If your book will detail a series of events, it is important for your writer to have a timeline. This helps organize the information.

Send your writer timely feedback.

Your Christian book writer will provide you with drafts of each chapter, one by one. This is a bit like tennis – the ball is now in your court.

In most cases, work on your manuscript would stop until you provide feedback. This is a good process, but it does mean that you should provide timely feedback to reduce delays.

If work stops for too long, the writing gets delayed. Continuity is lost while the writer turns their attention to other projects. Your message will come across stronger and more effective with minimal interruptions.

Put all feedback in track changes.

Track changes is a crucial tool for feedback. By using this tool, you can be sure that your writer knows exactly what you want changed and exactly where the edit needs to go. It also lets your writer accept some changes and address others in a different way, including explaining why another way might be preferable.

There are some changes that might not be about just one spot in the text. They might be about tone or point-of-view or whether another aspect needs to be included in part of a chapter. In that case, an email or even a phone conversation might be better.

How to hire a Christian writer

“Where can I find a good Christian ghostwriter?”

For a free quote on writing your Christian book, whether it be theological or spiritual, fiction or meditation, tap or click the red button to the right.