I’m a Christian student at SNHU, currently majoring in Anthropology, minoring in professional writing and serving as editor of Faithful Writers. My biological CPU also often breaks down, glitches, and crashes often, making life interesting and different from an average healthy person. My entire health journey since I was 11 is a testimony to God and His love, power, and mercy. He gave me the love for learning and an interest in other cultures and ways of life. He has made it clear that there is no singular right way to live for Him, everyone is different, from different backgrounds, with different spiritual gifts. My goal is to bridge faith and scholarship by writing articles that bring Christian values into conversation with anthropological concepts. There's more than one way to serve Him, and I think we can learn a lot by seeing how people from different cultural backgrounds do just that. Medium Want to read more from Nathan? Here are a few places to start: How Can I Not Believe in God? The New Testament is indeed God Breathed.

Devoted Christian and passionate writer on Apologetics. Jesus saved my life—now I write to share why He matters. I hope to help others gain a deeper understanding of Christianity. I also enjoy building websites—one of my favorites is a stamp-collecting site I created for my husband, gourmetphilatelist.org. Medium Want to read more from Debra? Here are a few places to start: Replacement Theology: Is It Biblical? Schrödinger’s Cat, Quantum Theory, and Christianity Three Reasons a Godless Universe Doesn’t Actually Add Up

Hey, I’m Favour and I’m faith-filled, always writing about real things like God, growth, and grace. I believe faith isn’t just a Sunday thingy, it’s actually a life, laughter, and the little moments that remind us we’re still held. If my words make you pause, smile, or whisper “same,” then I’ve done my job and I look forward to connecting more and meeting more needs too. Medium Facebook Want to read more from Favour? Here are a few places to start: When the Mirror Lies: Seeing Yourself Through God’s Eyes The Art of Responding with Grace, Not Reacting in Anger Why You Aren’t Hearing God's Voice; and How to Start Again

Issachar Koen is a Christian Zionist who writes nonfiction books and articles to inspire and educate the Kingdom as we approach the end of this age. He is a Senior National Representative with Bridges for Peace and a contributing author to "Faithful Writers," "Biblical Christian Worldview," Israel365, and Medium. He teaches online courses on Torah and the Jewish roots of Christianity and creates content for the Your Torah Study YouTube channel. Issachar also leads tours throughout Israel. According to Deuteronomy 20, a priest is anointed for war. He is a husband, father, grandfather, and an avid motorcycle rider who believes the church should prepare to endure rather than escape. I.M. Koen Israel365News Biblical Christian Worldview Want to read more from Koen? Here are a few places to start: The Skinny, Sad, Dirty Jesus Who Wouldn’t Even Look At Me. Why Did God Choose Me? I’m Broken. Before You Say “I’m Done With You” Read This

I'm an avid reader. I started reading at a young age. If I couldn't find anything to read I'd read the information on the cereal box. Yet, I never considered writing even though I had some success early in my life. I entered a competition when I was 8 years old. I wrote a poem, and much to my surprise, achieved third place in the contest. In my early twenties, I won first prize in a writing contest. Still, the penny didn't drop. About a decade later I started journaling after I had a vivid dream where God spoke to me and prevented me from joining my mother and a cousin who were laughing together about something. I love to laugh and dearly wanted to join them, but couldn’t. I couldn't understand it at the time, but both passed on soon after my dream. It was clearly not my time to join them. I had the privilege to translate Christian literature from English to Afrikaans for a local publisher. This eventually led to writing two books, published by this publisher. I still lacked the confidence to pursue writing. In April 2025, I discovered Medium and I decided to take the plunge. I would describe myself as a wallflower. I'm not into parties or crowds. I prefer one-on-one conversations. I constantly converse with God, both silently and verbally. We have the most interesting conversations. I firmly believe in Jesus as my Lord and Savior. Without Him I am nothing and I can do nothing. My life with Jesus is a journey. Sometimes it's more exciting or challenging than I would like, but it's never boring. I don't know where my writing will go, or where it will take me, if anywhere at all, but it's another interesting path I believe God has led me on, and I'm willing to take this journey with Him. I share my own experiences, thoughts, ideas, and struggles. In doing so I hope to encourage readers to walk with God, and take this journey we call life with Him. 'This resurrection life you received from God is not a timid, grave-tending life. It’s adventurously expectant, greeting God with a childlike "What’s next, Papa?" God’s Spirit touches our spirits and confirms who we really are. We know who he is, and we know who we are: Father and children. And we know we are going to get what’s coming to us—an unbelievable inheritance! We go through exactly what Christ goes through. If we go through the hard times with him, then we’re certainly going to go through the good times with him!' (Romans 8:15-17 MSG) Medium Want to read more from Rina? Here are a few places to start: When Life Takes Everything: Trusting God Through Loss How Do You See the World: Trusting God Beyond Circumstances When Not in Doubt, Pray Harder

I’m David (DJ), a pastor serving college students at Purdue University. I came into college chasing pleasure and purpose on my own terms, but through a community marked by uncommon love and conviction, I became persuaded of the truth of the gospel—a decision that reshaped the direction of my life. Since then, I’ve spent my life investing in students across Berkeley, Irvine, Minneapolis, and now West Lafayette. I write about faith, formation, and the deeper questions beneath everyday life. Husband, father of two very different boys, lifelong LA sports fan. I enjoy hooping, reading, and the theological significance of fast-food chains. Medium YouTube Substack Want to read more from Nathan? Here are a few places to start: “Father, Forgive Them”: The Radical Mercy of the Cross The God Who Laughs: Rooted in Unshakable Hope Jesus’s Strangest Miracle Reveals Why Faith Develops Gradually

I’m a graduate student at the University of Iowa majoring in chemistry. I was raised in the church and have always believed in God. I started to write when I saw inconsistencies in my beliefs and my daily living. It’s an internal conflict I’ve always wrestled with, pushing to be more but finding myself at the same place. Writing is how I process these thoughts and have a better understanding of my life in Christ. I’m not there yet, but I keep trusting and praying that God keeps me strong and faithful in this journey. If you’re going through the same phase, I hope my writings encourage you to not give up. Cheers, Sabina. Medium Want to read more from Sabina? Here are a few places to start: I Thought Following God Meant Losing Myself (But I Was Wrong) A journey through silence, doubt, & quiet certainty I couldn’t escape. The Night the Sky Changed How I See God

Dr. Anudeep Manne is a licensed pharmacist whose journey brings together science, faith, and a steady commitment to service. Originally from Telangana, India, and now based in the Kitchener-Waterloo region of Ontario, Canada, he earned his Pharm.D. (Post-Baccalaureate) in 2015. His professional path began as a Junior Research Analyst with Pfizer, followed by serving as an Assistant Professor in his hometown, where he taught Pharmacotherapeutics and also served as a Sunday school teacher at his local church. Faith continues to shape his work and writing. In his free time, Anudeep enjoys writing non-fiction, volunteering, staying active at the gym, and sharing reflective essays on his Medium blog. Anudeep has three published works available on his Amazon author profile. His most recent book, Seeing Through God’s Eyes: Discerning Biblical Wisdom for Faithful Living, explores Biblical wisdom for faithful living. He also writes poetry, with two pieces published in Stones Before the Ocean: A Worship Poetry Anthology, which you can explore here. You can connect with Anudeep on X, where he shares thoughts on faith, writing, and life, and also connect with him on Medium. Those who wish to support his ongoing work are invited to do so here. Want to read more from Anudeep? Here are a few places to start: Speaking the Whole Truth: When Churches Soften God’s Word The Fingerprints God Left on Humanity The Subtle Line Between Good and Right

Follower of Jesus Christ, wife, science communicator and biologist living in Namibia, Africa. I write about faith-science issues, Biblical living, wisdom and defending the faith, or whatever the Lord puts on my heart. Medium BlogSpot Want to read more from Gail? Here are a few places to start: The Part of God’s Plan No One Wants to Talk About Artemis II and the Resurrection: More in Common Than You Think

I’m a Christian writer focused on faith, culture, and the tension between modern Christianity and its historical roots. I write about spiritual integrity, nationalism, church culture, and the psychological undercurrents shaping contemporary belief. I’m especially interested in recovering a Christianity that is intellectually serious, morally courageous, and resistant to tribal distortion. My goal is not just critique, but clarity — calling the Church back to depth, honesty, and spiritual strength. I write on Medium, engaging theology, identity, and cultural critique with conviction and candor. Want to read more from Joel? Here are a few places to start: Ancestral Guilt and Pride: Why Christianity Rejects Collective Moral Identity The Cyrus Argument, Trump, and the Crisis in American Christianity When the Law of Moses is Called Woke