Writing Services

Discussion Guides

Do you want to market your book to book clubs? Lin can write a discussion guide for you.

Formats:

  • Questions in the back of the book (fiction or nonfiction)
  • Questions at the end of each chapter or chapter by chapter at the end of the book (nonfiction)
  • Separate discussion guide as downloadable PDF to give away or sell on your website (fiction or nonfiction)
Cost: $200 and up
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Bible Studies and Leader’s Guides

Would you like to market your nonfiction book as a text for small-group Bible studies or Sunday-school classes? Lin can write an inductive Bible study or a leader’s guide for you.

Formats:

  • Study guide to be published in the back of the book, one page per chapter
  • PDF downloadable Bible study guide to sell or give away on your website, with or without a leader’s guide
  • Separate Bible study or leader’s guide to self-publish and sell
Cost: $100-175 per session
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Why Hire Lin?

  • She has degrees in Christian education, Bible-theology, and adult and continuing education.
  • She has decades of teaching experience.
  • She wrote leaders’ guides for sixteen books (Victor Books, Redemption Press)
  • She wrote eight Bible study guides (Victor Books, Zondervan, Bethany House Publishers, Harold Shaw/WaterBrook & Multnomah).
  • She wrote nine back-of-the-book study guides for Warren W. Wiersbe’s Be commentaries (David C Cook).
  • She wrote Bible study guides for two of John Stott’s and two of N.T. Wright’s commentaries (InterVarsity Press).

Email Lin with information about what format you are interested in having her write.

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What People Are Saying

“In Lin Johnson’s book Prayer Patterns, I’ve found fresh encouragement in my fellowship and walk with Christ during a season of spiritual discouragement and dryness.”

Joan Alexander

“The Adventure Group, the women’s study group at our church, has just completed The Growing Season. We enjoyed it very much and want you to know how helpful it was in our everyday lives. Many of the women were not regular Bible readers and doing the digging made them much more familiar with it. Those who groaned over the homework the first week were quick to say in their evaluation that they grew to enjoy and look forward to it. The discussions your work provoked were stimulating and helpful to all of us.”

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