40 Weapons of War

Christians are warriors for Christ, but we don’t fight as the world fights. In 1839, English Author Edward Bulwer-Lytton penned the adage, 'The pen is mightier than the sword.' What is a writer’s place in the war on evil? A writer’s words can inspire a reader, but where does the writer go for encouragement, guidance, and inspiration? God gifted writers with a unique passion. Kat Heckenbach of Realm Makers Consortium once said, '...when you have a real passion for novel writing, you’re going to get discouraged by the road bumps-because they are in the way of what you so desperately want.' How do we handle the road bumps? When an author is staring defeat in the face, he or she needs a weapon to fight back. 40 Weapons of War was written to relate the scriptures to the unique perspective of writers, to give them weapons against the enemy. Jump into a forty day study of the scriptures and how they relate to past, present, and future writers.