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to certain subjects, a good biblical foundation makes the difference between a good article and a not so good one. Some subjects may allow for a diversity of view, but basic subjects, considered foundational to Christianity, do not. In other words, study the subject well before writing about it if you want to catch and keep they eye of your readers. If you give a different view, be prepared to defend it well.

Conclusion:

Once the reader gets this far, it's probably a good bet that he or she found your article intriguing enough to read it. Don't let him or her down by writing a mediocre conclusion. Review main points, share how this subject applies to the everyday life, or suggest articles for further study, but whatever you do, don't leave your reader hanging. The conclusion of a paragraph allows the writer to pull it all together and put it in perspective. A creative conclusion will leave your reader wanting to pursue more of your articles and earn you a reputation as a good Christian writer.

Above all, if you want to write eye-catching Christian articles, give it your unique slant. It is their unique ability with words that boosts articles by such greats as Max Lucado and others to super-star status. Start with a good title and end with a great conclusion. Add head knowledge, heart knowledge and biblical knowledge with a good dose of your unique gifts and personality. Mix it all together, and you, too can soon be writing Christian articles that draw readers in and keep them coming back for more.

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