Christian Indie Writers' Podcast
Writing doesn’t have to be a solitary journey. At the Christian Indie Writers' Podcast, we’ve built a space where Christian authors can come together to share, learn, and grow. Our mission is to inform, encourage, and support writers of faith, creating a community where you’ll never feel alone in your calling.
Here, you’ll experience:
Meaningful Connection with writers who share your passion and values.
Ongoing Support from hosts and listeners who understand the ups and downs of indie publishing.
Shared Growth through honest conversations, encouragement, and prayer.
We’re more than just a podcast — we’re a family of Christian writers walking this journey together.
Christian Indie Writers' Podcast
Latest Episodes
338: The AI Problem Authors Aren’t Talking About
What happens when an AI-generated book appears under your author name and readers think you wrote it?In this episode, we explore the growing problem of AI-generated books, author impersonation, intellectual property, and protecting your ...
337: The Little Details Readers Remember Most
Sometimes the moments readers remember most aren’t the biggest plot twists — they’re the little details. A favorite mug. The smell of rain. A nervous habit. A line of dialogue that suddenly feels personal.In this episode, we discuss how ...
335: The Questions Your Story Should Answer (and the Ones It Shouldn't)
This is really about reader curiosity, but from a fresh angle. Instead of "how to build suspense," it's about intentionally planting questions throughout a novel.
334: Every Scene Needs a Job
This isn't another "scene structure" episode. It's about recognizing that every scene should be indispensable. Readers don't feel a story dragging because it's long—they feel it dragging because scenes aren't earning their place.
333: The Five Places Every Novel Loses Momentum
Ever feel like your novel starts strong... but somewhere along the way, it just loses steam? You're not alone. In this episode of the Christian Indie Writers Podcast, we're breaking down the five places every novel loses momentum—and, more impo...