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Anticipate! Anticipate!! Anticipate!! YOU TOO (Glory Connection II) will be available soon. This life-changing book was written by Rev. Dr. Melonie Janet Mangum and Rev. Dr. Lana C. Heightley. A must-read for every Christian. Watch the full video of their exclusive interview on YouTube (https://youtu.be/t0M30B8hohE)

Evangelism isn’t about scripts or strategies—it’s about overflow. When your heart is deeply connected to God, sharing His love becomes natural. In this powerful conversation, Rev. Dr. Janet Mangum shares why true evangelism is not just about words, but about a life lived in intimacy with Christ. 📺 Watch the full interview on YouTube! Head to [https://youtu.be/t0M30B8hohE] to dive deeper into this life-changing discussion. #FaithInWords #Evangelism #ChristianAuthors #KingdomConversations #FaithInAction #SpreadingTheGospel

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Here are five key publishing terms and their meanings that every writer should know: 1. Manuscript (MS): The original text of your work before it’s published. It can be in various formats—printed or digital—but it refers to the version submitted to agents, editors, or publishers for review. ✅Why it matters: Whether you’re submitting to an agent or self-publishing, the manuscript is the foundational document that undergoes editing and revision before it reaches readers. 2. Advance: An upfront payment made by a publisher to an author against future royalties. If the book sells well, the author earns royalties beyond the advance, but if not, the advance is considered a prepayment. ✅Why it matters: The advance is a key part of publishing deals, and understanding it can help authors navigate expectations about income from book sales. 3. Royalties: A percentage of the book’s sales that the author earns. Royalties are usually paid out after the publisher has recouped the advance. ✅Why it matters: It’s how writers make money from their books over time. Understanding how royalties work (and how much they’re typically set at) helps authors know what to expect financially. 4. ISBN (International Standard Book Number): A unique 13-digit number assigned to a book for identification purposes. It’s required for selling books in stores or libraries, tracking sales, and distinguishing one book from another. ✅Why it matters: Without an ISBN, a book can’t be properly cataloged or sold in many retail outlets, so it’s essential for anyone looking to publish professionally. 5. Blurb: A short, catchy description of the book, typically found on the back cover or in marketing materials. It aims to hook the reader and give a brief overview of the plot or theme. ✅Why it matters: A well-crafted blurb is key to attracting potential readers and making a book stand out in a crowded market. Save this post for later

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A Christian book cover should have:✅Relevant Imagery: Symbols like crosses or doves that reflect the faith. ✅Clear Title and Author: Easy-to-read title and author’s name. ✅Genre Clarity: Design that matches the book’s genre (devotional, theology, etc.). ✅Target Audience Appeal: Visuals that attract the right readers. ✅Christian Message: Subtle hints of the book’s spiritual theme. Save this post for later. #kratospublisher #publishingtips #bookcoverdesigntips

Following Jesus by Howard Storm is still positively changing the lives and minds of readers worldwide! You should absolutely read it. Still available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/1NysXP1

To do well in the Christian book niche, here are four simple and effective strategies: ✅1. Focus on Specific Topics or GroupsInstead of trying to write books for everyone, focus on a specific group or topic. For example, you could write devotionals for women, children’s Bible stories, or books about marriage from a Christian perspective. When you focus on a smaller group, you’re more likely to connect with them deeply. ✅2. Get Reviews and RecommendationsChristian readers often trust recommendations from others. Reach out to people who have influence, like pastors, bloggers, or book reviewers, and ask them to review your book. Positive reviews and word-of-mouth can make a big difference in selling your book. ✅3. Build an Online CommunityUse social media, a website, or a blog to connect with readers. Share content that interests them, like Bible verses, encouragement, or book updates. Create an email list so you can stay in touch with your readers and let them know about new books or special offers. ✅4. Work with Churches and Christian GroupsChurches and Christian organizations are great places to promote your book. Offer to speak at events, give free copies to church leaders, or hold book studies. This helps spread the word and build trust within the Christian community. By using these strategies, you can grow your presence in the Christian book market and reach more readers. Share this post with a friend.

Here are 4 key ways to achieve your 2025 writing goals: ✅1. Break down your big writing goals into smaller, measurable tasks. For example, instead of saying “Write a novel,” aim for “Write 1,000 words a day” or “Complete a chapter each month.” This makes progress tangible and helps you track your success.✅2. Establish a Writing Routine. Consistency is key. Whether it’s writing every morning, during lunch breaks, or in the evening, make writing a regular part of your schedule. Even short, daily writing sessions build momentum over time.✅3. Seek Accountability. Share your writing goals with a friend, mentor, or online community. Regular check-ins can help you stay focused, and the pressure of accountability can push you to keep writing—even when you don’t feel like it.✅4. Embrace Flexibility and Adapt. Life can disrupt even the best plans, so be ready to adjust your goals if needed. If one writing project isn’t working, pivot to another. Flexibility helps you stay motivated and avoids frustration if things don’t go as planned. Break a leg!🥂😊#writingtips #kratospublisher #writersofinstagram

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Confess, repent, and ask Jesus to forgive you, so you can enjoy the life after here - Howard Storm