Borrowed Light

by Amy Crider, Johnathan Pennington

Borrowed Light

by Amy Crider, Johnathan Pennington

Trade Paper
$29.99
Borrowed Light: A Trinitarian Approach to Christian Writing invites readers to see writing not merely as a technical skill, but as a gift shaped by the truths of the Christian faith. Amy Crider and Jonathan Pennington present nine theologically grounded principles that form a creative and biblically faithful approach to the craft of writing.

Borrowed Light

by Amy Crider, Johnathan Pennington

Borrowed Light, eBook

by Amy Crider, Johnathan Pennington

eBook
$29.99
Borrowed Light: A Trinitarian Approach to Christian Writing invites readers to see writing not merely as a technical skill, but as a gift shaped by the truths of the Christian faith. Amy Crider and Jonathan Pennington present nine theologically grounded principles that form a creative and biblically faithful approach to the craft of writing.

Overview

Borrowed Light: A Trinitarian Approach to Christian Writing invites readers to see writing not merely as a technical skill, but as a gift shaped by the truths of the Christian faith. Amy Crider and Jonathan Pennington present nine theologically grounded principles that form a creative and biblically faithful approach to the craft of writing.

Drawing inspiration from the architectural beauty of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, the authors offer a compelling framework that connects theological reflection with practical guidance. Like light passing through stained glass, Christian writing becomes a means of reflecting divine truth to the world. Borrowed Light equips writers to develop clarity, creativity, and conviction while cultivating spiritual formation in both the writer and the reader.

Table of Contents

About the Series

Foreword by David Dockery

1 The Vision

LEAF ONE: GOD’S DESIGN FOR THE WRITER’S LIFE—PURSUIT OF THE TRANSCENDENTALS

2 Writing Principle 1: The Writer’s Life and the Pursuit of Truth

3 Writing Principle 2: The Necessity of Beauty and Not Only Truth in Christian Writing

4 Writing Principle 3: Goodness as the Goal of Writing Christianly

LEAF TWO: INCARNATIONAL WRITING

5 Writing Principle 4: The Ladder of Abstraction for Writers

6 Writing Principle 5: Writing Christianly Using the Waterwheel of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness

7 Writing Principle 6: Providing Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Through Story and Metaphor

LEAF THREE: THE HOLY SPIRIT AS AUTHOR OF WRITING COMMUNITIES

8 Writing Principle 7: We Write in Trinitarian Community

9 Writing Principle 8: The Holy Spirit Gives Fresh Expressions to Ancient Truths

10 Writing Principle 9: Writing for the Church to Come

11 The Triquetra Nexus: Doxological Writing

Acknowledgments

Bibliography

General Index

Scripture Index

Overview

Borrowed Light: A Trinitarian Approach to Christian Writing invites readers to see writing not merely as a technical skill, but as a gift shaped by the truths of the Christian faith. Amy Crider and Jonathan Pennington present nine theologically grounded principles that form a creative and biblically faithful approach to the craft of writing.

Drawing inspiration from the architectural beauty of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, the authors offer a compelling framework that connects theological reflection with practical guidance. Like light passing through stained glass, Christian writing becomes a means of reflecting divine truth to the world. Borrowed Light equips writers to develop clarity, creativity, and conviction while cultivating spiritual formation in both the writer and the reader.

Table of Contents

About the Series

Foreword by David Dockery

1 The Vision

LEAF ONE: GOD’S DESIGN FOR THE WRITER’S LIFE—PURSUIT OF THE TRANSCENDENTALS

2 Writing Principle 1: The Writer’s Life and the Pursuit of Truth

3 Writing Principle 2: The Necessity of Beauty and Not Only Truth in Christian Writing

4 Writing Principle 3: Goodness as the Goal of Writing Christianly

LEAF TWO: INCARNATIONAL WRITING

5 Writing Principle 4: The Ladder of Abstraction for Writers

6 Writing Principle 5: Writing Christianly Using the Waterwheel of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness

7 Writing Principle 6: Providing Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Through Story and Metaphor

LEAF THREE: THE HOLY SPIRIT AS AUTHOR OF WRITING COMMUNITIES

8 Writing Principle 7: We Write in Trinitarian Community

9 Writing Principle 8: The Holy Spirit Gives Fresh Expressions to Ancient Truths

10 Writing Principle 9: Writing for the Church to Come

11 The Triquetra Nexus: Doxological Writing

Acknowledgments

Bibliography

General Index

Scripture Index

About the Authors

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9798384534860
  • Status:
    Not Yet Published
  • Release Date:
    01/15/2027
  • Page Count:
    272
  • Carton Qty:
    36

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9798384534877
  • Status:
    Not Yet Published
  • Release Date:
    01/15/2027
  • Page Count:
    272