One of greatest qualities every successful Christian writer has developed before, during, and after the writing process is a discipline of diligence. While diligence is almost lost to the younger generation today, it is a viable commodity in the life of any writer, whether amateur or professional. Furthermore, diligence is a discipline set out in Scripture and a characteristic of the Christian life. Although some people might squirm a little when the word "diligent" is mentioned, diligence is, in reality, a trait God expects every believer to develop while growing up in Christ.

Although there are many different elements involved in conducting quality research, I have listed ten of the most important tips to consider when locating and preparing writing material. I trust these guidelines will help you understand the greater scope of the writing process and will aid you in all your writing endeavors.

To understand the significance and individuality of your own God-given gift as a writer, you must first actively engage in the process of discovering your writing voice. By committing to the process of growth, you will emerge a stronger and more accurate bearer of God’s words entrusted to you.

As an editor who wants to see your best words shine, I have a few suggestions that will help bring structure and productivity to your writing. If you’ll do these things, your creativity will flow, be challenged to grow, and find new purpose in discipline. Your writing time can be both fruitful and productive, while your published words will bring great blessing to others.

If you're a minister and have ever considered writing a book, this blog post is for you!