Slowing Down to Hear God: A Conversation with Misty Fitch on Reading the Bible with Purpose

Misty Fitch

https://podcasts.helloaudio.fm/download/eDE4Uz9CGy/9e24911d-de37-4dd4-ab69-55db9bcd0956.mp3 Welcome back to At This Table, where we gather for meaningful conversations with Redemption Press authors and friends. In today’s episode, host Shelly Brown welcomes Bible teacher, speaker, and podcaster Misty Fitch to talk about her newest release, Reading the Bible with Purpose: The Book of James. This isn’t your average Bible study. Misty…

Read More

Your Book Won’t Sell Itself—But Here’s What Will

sell

This Week’s Tip (#28): Your Book Won’t Sell Itself—But Here’s What Will
Let’s tackle a myth many authors secretly hope is true:
???? “If my book is good, it will sell itself.”

Here’s the hard truth: it won’t. Even the best-written, most powerful book needs a voice to carry it. Otherwise, it just sits quietly on the shelf.

But here’s the good news … you don’t have to be “salesy” to spread the word. You simply need to get your message into motion.

Read More

You Are So Loved: Speaking God’s Love Over Children with Author Sherri Prins

Sherri Prins

What if some of the first words spoken over your child could shape how they see themselves—and God—for the rest of their life?
In this episode of At This Table, Host, Shelly Brown sits down with children’s book author Sherri Prins to talk about her two deeply meaningful books, You Are So Loved and You Are So Loved: Adoption Story. These interactive and customizable keepsakes invite parents and grandparents to speak God’s truth and love over little ones from the very beginning—whether through birth or adoption.
Sherri shares the passion behind these stories, her heart for helping children grow up knowing their true identity, and why instilling belonging from the earliest days is so important in today’s culture. She also opens up about her own journey of faith, the role her daughter played in bringing the books to life, and the powerful reminder that parents are chosen and equipped by God for the children entrusted to them.

Read More

Why settle for one tip when you can have 27?

have 27

Why settle for one tip when you can have twenty-seven? ???? In honor of Labor Day, we’re skipping our usual Weekly Tip and handing you the ultimate cheat sheet instead. Inside this single PDF you’ll find all 27 of our past tips, neatly organized and ready to help you market your book—without the overwhelm or the endless inbox search.

Inside you’ll find:
✅ Quick wins you can implement in minutes
✅ Deeper strategies that multiply your reach
✅ Gentle reminders and powerful action steps that actually move the needle

Think of it as your personal playbook: 27 simple, proven ways to get your book into more readers’ hands—without overwhelm.

Read More

Stories That Stay With Us: Selah Award–Winning Author Sam Blumenthal on Once Upon a Time, Volume 2

Sam Blumenthal

What makes a story linger in your heart long after you’ve read the last page?
In this episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown sits down with author Sam Blumenthal, whose short story collections Once Upon a Time, Volume 1 and Volume 2 invite readers to see God’s truth through imagination, history, and everyday life.
Sam’s second volume has already gained national recognition, with two Selah Award–winning stories: Hello in There (1st place) and Long Black Veil (2nd place). These stories couldn’t be more different—one tender and intimate, the other layered with justice and sacrifice—but both speak straight to the heart.
Together, we talk about:
• Why Sam chose the short story format to share timeless truths.
• How it felt to win not one but two Selah Awards in a single year.
• The inspiration behind Long Black Veil and the truths it wrestles with.
• The tender call to compassion woven through Hello in There.
• What Sam most hopes readers will carry with them after reading.
Whether you love historical settings, reflective storytelling, or simply need a reminder that God is the Author of all our stories, this conversation will encourage and inspire you.

Read More

Bulk Sales — The Hidden Path to Moving Hundreds (or Thousands) of Copies

Bulk sales

This Week’s Tip: Bulk Sales — The Hidden Path to Moving Hundreds (or Thousands) of Copies

We actually covered this way back in Weekly Tip #2, but it’s just too good not to revisit. This time, we’re going deeper—because bulk sales remain one of the most effective (and often overlooked) ways to multiply your reach and impact.

Most authors think of selling their book one reader at a time. And yes, those single copies matter. But here’s a little secret: sometimes the fastest way to multiply your impact is through one conversation that leads to hundreds of books in readers’ hands.

That’s the power of bulk sales.

When a church, ministry, nonprofit, college, or business sees your book as a resource for their people, they don’t just buy one—they buy in stacks. Ten. Fifty. Even hundreds.

And the best part? You don’t need a marketing degree to make this happen. You just need to take the first step.

Read More