The Company Podcast with Brad Pauquette

Twitter is…mean. What’s the secret to Christians using it well? Matthew Winters is bringing his unique brand of grace and encouragement to Twitter. He’s amassed a large following by consistently bringing a voice of light and compassion. We talk about his journey to this place, regrets on the journey, and tips for building a Twitter […]

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Are you writing a true story about abuse and trauma in your life? How do you do it well? There are ethical considerations, legal considerations, and just being a decent human being considerations. Jennifer Michelle Greenberg published Not Forsaken last year, focusing on years of abuse and how she responded to it. She’s here to […]

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“Just do it.” “Mmmm, mmmm, good.” “A diamond is forever.” We’re inundated with catchy slogans in our lives, bombarded by national brands with huge reach. As an author, you need a slogan. But your approach should be completely different from what you’ve seen modeled for your entire life. Brad Pauquette explores how to create a […]

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What’s happening in the publishing industry and where are the real opportunities? Emily Hitchcock has helped hundreds of authors publish their books, at all levels of the publishing industry. She’s here to talk about niche marketing, book launches, and all things publishing. Emily works with authors on the ground level, helping authors and publishers produce […]

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We are so excited to open submissions for our first ever monthly writing contest. This month’s prompt: Write an essay on the topic “Let’s Get Weird for Jesus.” The winner will take home accolades, bragging rights, and just to make things interesting, a $100 Amazon gift card. Check out the details at SOKW.org/contests. There’s no cost […]

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God is at work and the Kingdom is advancing. Meet one of the men of God who is doing the hard work in the streets. Tim Pollock is the co-founder of BigFish FolkLike and StoryFest in New Concord, Ohio. He uses oral storytelling to take the message of the Kingdom to the world. Brad Pauquette […]

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How do you incorporate your faith into fiction and still maintain a secular audience? How do you make decisions about violence and profanity? Dr. Michael J. Svigel is an expert on the history and theology of the early church, and an author of near-future young adult science fiction which is interwoven with faith elements. Listen […]

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Shannon Upton is a multi-modal author, she has a lot of irons in the fire. In addition to her six books on the market, she also uses her gifts as a speaker and coach. Years ago, as the Lord walked Shannon through postpartum anxiety, He began to reveal this call on her life. Today Shannon […]

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What does it take to be successful as an author? We interviewed twice-published author Chris Sumlin about the hard work of making your way in publishing. Find the original live Facebook interview here. Listen below or subscribe to the School of Kingdom Writers on any of your favorite Facebook channels. Subscribe with your favorite app: […]

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Do you feel like God is calling you to write? We believe you. But it doesn’t always mean what we assume. In this webinar, Brad Pauquette shares from a wealth of personal experience to help aspiring writers sort through what they’re hearing and how to apply this call to their lives. This is a live […]

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