COMPEL Pro Writers Training

Created by writers for writers, COMPEL Pro is a biblically based training community designed to help you move from writer’s block to penning your best words.

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Your calling isn’t determined by other people’s opinions — or by the size of your audience. God receiving glory through your writing is the highest measure of success.

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You can make anything by writing. — C.S. Lewis

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Rejection can expose the insecurities and doubts we’d rather ignore. But writing in faith means choosing to keep moving forward even when we can’t see where the path leads. — Amber Booth

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Maybe God is doing a deeper work in you before He opens the next door. Don’t give up. Keep writing. Keep submitting. Keep trusting God with the outcome. Your job is faithfulness. The fruit — and the timing — belong to Him. — Amber Booth

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Sometimes, the words we thought were rejected become part of how God shapes us into the writers He’s calling us to be. — Amber Booth

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Your words matter to God. Your writing is not meaningless simply because it went unheard. — Amber Booth

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When the answer is “no,” you have a choice: Let disappointment define your calling — or trust God with the process. — Amber Booth

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Every time you hit submit, you’re taking a step of faith. — Amber Booth

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Rejection and uncertainty can make us question whether our words matter. But a writing calling isn’t validated by numbers, popularity, or success. Success is measured by faithfulness. — COMPEL Pro

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Your calling isn’t determined by other people’s opinions — or by the size of your audience. God receiving glory through your writing is the highest measure of success.

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Self-Care Tips for Writers (4 of 4): Connect with other writers. Find people who understand the writing life. Encourage each other, pray together, laugh together — and remind each other you’re more than your word count. — Suzie Eller

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Self-Care Tips for Writers (3 of 4): Get outside. Take a walk. Sit on the porch. Play with your kids. Give your brain a break from the deadline. — Suzie Eller

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Self-Care Tips for Writers (1 of 4): Set boundaries. Pray over opportunities and ask: Is this doable in this season? Is this actually my assignment? — Suzie Eller

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Self-Care Tips for Writers (2 of 4): Have a start and stop time. Your creativity needs rest too. Write down those last few thoughts — and shut the laptop. — Suzie Eller

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Your voice doesn't need to sound like anyone else's to be valuable. The world doesn't need another copy — it needs YOU, telling the truth only you can tell, the way only you can tell it. Keep writing like you. That's the assignment. — COMPEL Pro

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The writing no one sees is often what makes the writing everyone else does. So if today's words feel messy or unfinished, let them be. They're shaping you more than you know. Keep writing. Even the unseen words count. — COMPEL Pro

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You don’t have to choose between being a good mom and nurturing the writer God created you to be. Both matter. And this season won’t last forever. Keep writing, Mama. — Amanda Bacon

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Your writing may look different in different seasons. That’s OK. Your words still matter, even when you feel stuck. Bring your weariness to God. Ask Him for wisdom and strength. Trust Him to make a way. And then take the next small step. — Casey Sorensen

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Your words still matter, even when you feel stuck. — Casey Sorensen

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There will always be something else we could do instead of writing. But what if, instead of trying to find more energy, we ask God to replenish what has been depleted? — COMPEL Pro