Do You Feel Rusty in Your Writing?

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Previously titled “#431: Do You Feel Rusty in Your Writing?” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 31, 2026

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Do You Feel Rusty in Your Writing? "We must all either wear out or rust out, every one of us. My choice is to wear out." - Theodore Roosevelt "There is a time for everything. We wait on God to renew our batteries, and then when they are up to full power, we turn them loose into the work of God." - A.W. Tozer "Christians are like farm implements. Farm machinery seldom wears out. If you keep your machinery up, you can use it summer in and summer out until it becomes obsolete. The idle machine sitting in dampness will go to pieces in one season, but that same machine used for 10 years will only make it shine. One year of sitting around sulking will do more to rust your soul than 100 years of hard work, if God granted you that many years" - A.W. Tozer We can easily apply the above quotes to our own writing. There's certainly a time to rest but we must be careful not to rust. Writing is a skill that must be practiced and refined over time. Staying consistent with a writing habit will help "keep our machinery up" so we can use it year after year. As little as 15 minutes a day can go a long way to preventing us from rusting out as Kingdom writers. Ecclesiastes 11:4 (NLT) says, "Farmers who wait for perfect weather never plant. If they watch every cloud, they never harvest." Are we waiting for perfect conditions in our writing? If so, we may be in for a long wait which could allow our writing to become rusty. God is calling us to plant our words into the lives of others for His glory. Let's keep our pens active and the ink flowing, all for the purpose of fulfilling God's call on our lives. The Power of Having a Weekly Business Meeting with God Learn the simple steps you can take to implement a weekly business meeting with God. This is one of the most important actions you can take as a Christian writer to ask God for the strategies to write, publish, and market your books successfully. Get access to the video and PDF download now here.

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