Kaci Hill on Story Evangelism

Christian stories can be based on an expanded definition of “evangelism opportunities.” —Kaci Hill in October 2015

Should Christian Stories Evangelize? Chapter 4

Evangelism is only part of the mission of God’s people, who live in a world that is about to change forever. —Austin Gunderson in October 2015

Kat Heckenbach on Story Evangelism

“If I, a Christian, never thought for a moment to look in a Christian store for books, why would a non-Christian?” —Kat Heckenbach in October 2015

Should Christian Stories Evangelize? Chapter 3

Are Christian fans and writers “full-time” missionaries? Or can we sometimes enjoy a rest from explicit evangelism? —E. Stephen Burnett in October 2015

We Have A Winner – 2015 Autumn Writing Challenge

Special thanks to all of you who participated: the entrants for sharing their stories with us, the visitors who commented and gave YES votes for finalists, and those who voted in the poll to select the winner. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in October 2015

Grace Bridges on Story Evangelism

Grace Bridges: “I have come to believe that ‘Christian fiction’ is not a thing that should exist.” —Grace Bridges in October 2015

Carole McDonnell on Story Evangelism

“Christians are just not good at engaging the popular culture without making it be all about sin.” —Carole McDonnell in October 2015

Should Christian Stories Evangelize? Chapter 2

“The source of the confusion typically surrounding this topic can be traced to the failure of evangelicalism to articulate a coherent doctrine of vocation.” —Austin Gunderson in October 2015

Sharon Hinck on Story Evangelism

“God is so awesome and multifaceted that we need a variety of means to communicate with Him and about Him.” —Sharon Hinck in October 2015

2015 Autumn Writing Challenge Finalists

All that’s left is to select the winner. In this round you’ll choose from these entries and vote in the poll at the end of this post for one entry you think is best. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in October 2015

Tony Breeden on Story Evangelism

“A lot of us insist that Christian fiction should deliver a Christian message. … The question then becomes whether these stories should deliver the Gospel or whether it’s OK to simply edify.” —Tony Breeden in October 2015

Should Christian Stories Evangelize? Chapter 1

Should Christian stories evangelize? Join our new #StoryEvangelism discussion that starts with term definitions. —E. Stephen Burnett in October 2015

Evaluation Phase: 2015 Spec Faith Autumn Writing Challenge

We want those “last minute” entries to have a fair shot at moving on to the finals, so please take time to read and give your feedback to those stories as well. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in September 2015

Fundraiser: ‘I’d Punch A Lion In His Eye For You’

Splickety editor Ben Wolf: “If you have a child in your life and you’d like to express how much you love him or her, would you pledge your support to this project?” —Ben Wolf in September 2015

2015 Autumn Writing Challenge

Here it is, the end of September, with the autumn equinox bearing down upon us, and we haven’t had our second 2015 writing challenge yet. So it’s time! —Rebecca LuElla Miller in September 2015

Fiction Friday – Knife By R. J. Anderson

Forget everything you think you know about faeries. . . . Creatures full of magic and whimsy? Not in the Oakenwyld. Not anymore. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in September 2015

Unrealism In Art

Today I am going to share a list of unrealistic things in fiction. And by unrealistic, I mean in the absolute sense of “not like reality”. —Shannon McDermott in September 2015
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