Healing from Shame and How it Impacts Your Writing (Breakthrough Series)

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Previously titled “#209: Healing from Shame and How it Impacts Your Writing (Breakthrough Series)” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 31, 2026

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Don't forget! Our free 7-day writing challenge starts this Monday, 8/19/19. Sign up here: www.writingweek.com Have you felt that if your book doesn't become a bestseller, you are a failure? Do you feel like you're not enough in your writing? In this episode of our Breakthrough series, CJ and I are going to help you as Kingdom Writers overcome this obstacle of shame. What makes this series different than most training for writers is that we integrate the powerful combination of Scripture and prayer to help you breakthrough the obstacles holding you back. Then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free. (John 8:32) The Truth: Psalm 34:5 NLT "Those who look to Him for help will be radiant with joy; no shadow of shame will darken their faces." If this Breakthrough series has been blessing you, make sure to download our free PDF, "5 Practical Tips for Christian Writers to Breakthrough Writers' Block" here: http://www.trainingauthors.com/breakthrough/ This series is sponsored by Christian Book Academy where we help you give birth to your books. We invite you to join our community of Kingdom Writers here: http://christianbookacademy.com

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