Eternal Focus - Writing with Eternal Focus

In a world easily distracted by visibility, approval, and success, eternal focus calls us back to what truly matters. Writing with Eternal Focus is not about recognition, results, or reward in this life. It is about fixing our hearts and minds on God—His truth, His purposes, and His Kingdom—while faithfully stewarding the gifts He has entrusted to us.

Eternal focus is anchored in covenant, not achievement. It flows from our relationship with a faithful God who calls His children to walk in obedience, trust, and love. Scripture reminds us that our lives—and our work—are meant to be oriented toward Him, not toward temporary gain.

Deuteronomy 7:9 grounds this perspective beautifully:

“Know therefore that the LORD your God is God; he is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love to a thousand generations of those who love him and keep his commandments.”

Eternal focus grows out of this covenant of love. When our attention is fixed on God’s faithfulness rather than our own outcomes, our writing becomes an act of worship and obedience. We write not to be seen, but to serve; not to impress, but to remain faithful.

When we, as authors, write with Eternal Focus, we are aligning our words, intentions, and creativity with God’s heart—seeking first His Kingdom and trusting Him with the fruit.

Writing with Eternal Focus — writing with hearts set on Christ, minds anchored in truth, and lives committed to expanding God’s Kingdom through faithful obedience.

• Weekly 1-hour online group author coaching

• Monthly devotional and journaling prompts

• Periodic writing sprints

• Collaborative writing project

“When we, as authors, write with eternal focus, we fix our eyes on God’s purposes rather than earthly outcomes.”

— Jana Smith

Eternal focus does not eliminate effort or discipline; rather, it rightly orders them. It reminds us that success is defined by faithfulness, not visibility, and that obedience matters more than applause. Our calling as Christian writers is not to chase trends, but to remain anchored in truth, guided by Scripture, and surrendered to the leading of the Holy Spirit.

As we write with Eternal Focus, we trust that God will use our words according to His will and timing. Our task is simply to remain faithful—to write honestly, humbly, and obediently—knowing that what is done for the Lord carries eternal significance.

I hope you will join me in this powerful and supportive community.