In this week’s episode of Can This Work In A Small Church? I interview Drew Dyck about the important subject of Writing for Ministry.
Drew is the author of several books, most recently, Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible and Brain Science (A Guide for Sinners, Quitters, and Procrastinators).
Drew has spent a couple decades as a writer and editor for major church publishers, so he and I spend some time talking about
- The differences between preaching and writing
- How to get started writing for ministry
- What book publishers are looking for (yes, even from small church pastors.)
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Producer
Veronica Beaver | KarlVaters.com
Music composed and performed by
Jack Wilkins | JackWilkinsMusic.com
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Solomon Joy | Joyetic.com
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Shelley Vaters | KarlVaters.com
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Karl produces resources for Helping Small Churches Thrive at KarlVaters.com.
He's the author of five books on church leadership, including his newest, De-Sizing the Church: How Church Growth Became a Science, Then an Obsession, and What's Next. His other books include The Grasshopper Myth and Small Church Essentials.
Karl also hosts a bi-weekly podcast,The Church Lobby: Conversations on Faith & Ministry, featuring in-depth interviews about topics that concern pastors, especially those who minister in a small church context.
Karl has served in small-church ministry for over 40 years, so he speaks and writes from decades of hands-on pastoral experience. He and his wife, Shelley have three children and two grandkids.