Thank you for following The Anointed Pen: Writing as a Sacred Call for Kingdom Influence series.
I truly appreciate you for joining me on this journey to uncover the significance of being a Kingdom writer.
Our focus for this month of May has been:The Nature of Kingdom Writing: Truth, Love, and Redemption.
And as we wrap up this month’s topic today, we will examine-
Writing as Redemption — Echoing the Restorative Nature of Christ
Today’s episode dives deep into the heart of why we write, not just to teach or inspire, but to redeem.
Yes, writing can be redemptive.
Because our words, when led by the Spirit, carry the power to heal, restore, and call things back into alignment with heaven’s design.
When we write by the leading of God, our words don’t just inform, they reform.
They don’t just explain; they restore.
They echo the redemptive ministry of Christ.
Redemption in Writing: A Divine Parallel
Think of the Apostle Peter.
A man once broken by denial, wracked with guilt after denying Jesus three times. But post-resurrection, Jesus did something profound. In John 21, He meets Peter by the fire and asks him three times, “Do you love Me?” a redemptive reversal of his three denials.
After this moment of restoration, Peter becomes one of the boldest voices of the gospel. And here’s the key for us as anointed writers:
Peter eventually wrote two epistles 1 & 2 Peter that are soaked with encouragement, hope, and the call to remain steadfast in suffering.
Words he could write only because he himself had been restored.
His writing became an extension of his redemption. He penned what he had lived.
This is the calling of the anointed pen, to write from the place of healing, and to offer others that same healing through the words we release.
Your Writing Carries the Fragrance of Christ’s Redemption
What have you walked through?
What lessons have you learned in the valley?
What brokenness has God restored in you?
These are not just memories.
They are mantles given to you to carry others through the same journey with your pen.
Whether you’re writing devotionals, blog posts, fiction, memoirs, or curriculum your words can echo the nature of Christ who restores, reclaims, and renews.
A Final Reflection for May
Let this truth settle in your spirit:
Nothing you’ve been through is wasted, and nothing you write when done in obedience is empty.
Like Peter, you may have denied, doubted, fallen, or failed. But God uses the redeemed to redeem others.
And sometimes, your pen becomes the platform for that redemption.
So write.
Write boldly.
Write redemptively.
For the sake of the weary soul who will find healing in your obedience.
Until next time, keep your pen consecrated.
Thank you for reading till the end.
I will see you next week by God’s grace with a new theme for the month of JUNE!
If you have been blessed, please share, I will be glad you did.
Written by Oluwatosin Olajumoke Arodudu
Kingdom Publisher and Identity Coach
Hadar Creations
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Two of my books will be released virtually by June 30, and I am so very excited to share them with you!
They are now available for pre-order
Titles are: The Heart of Leadership and Living the Mission.
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