Jason Thompson's Blog

As I went to visit my website this week for the first time in many, many months, I tried to guess how long it had been since I posted a newsletter on the site. I said to myself, ���I bet it���s been over a year.��� When I scro...

It���s hard to know where to begin. How do you encapsulate ten days of action-packed ministry and surreal life experiences into one newsletter? From the moment we were picked up from the airport to the day we were dropped ...

I prefer to use my blog to provide a brief devotion or some kind of spiritual insight. Something that has a chance to encourage, or challenge, or inspire my readers. But as I sit here staring out the window at the remnan...

You only get one or two good snow days a year in Greenville, SC, so when they come, you have to make the most of them. And no one I know is better at making the most of life than my friend Dan. So, I shouldn���t have been ...

So, my book became an Amazon Best Seller yesterday. You might think I would take great pride in such a feat, but that is not how I feel at all. I feel humbled and sheepish. I do not deserve these rankings. Yesterday's nu...

My discipleship book, Worth No Less, is now available on Amazon! It has also gotten off to an amazing start thanks to the best Launch Team a guy could possibly hope for. In its first week it reached the top ten list on A...

I've been told a great way to get people excited about your book is to share the introduction with your readers before the book comes out. That way, they get a taste of your style of writing and gain a clear understandin...

There are several downsides of becoming an author. The inability to turn off my writer���s brain was a bad one for me. I could not stop rewriting paragraphs in my head. Other painful aspects include: temporary writer���s blo...

I started writing Worth No Less in the face of my second divorce. Yes, you read that correctly. I am a Christian author and pastor who has been divorced not once, but twice. The irony and presumptive shame of my situatio...

I once dreamed of writing the great American novel. Visions of writing with the power and simplicity of Twain and Hemingway danced in my head. Making people laugh out loud one moment and shed a tear the next, just like t...