Chip Tudor
Author, Blogger, & Professional Writer
Christian Author
Christian Blogger
I publish a weekly blog on various topics from a Christian perspective. It is mostly centered on scripture and strives to inspire and practically apply God’s truth with a focus on discipleship and Christian living. It can be viewed at: https://chiptudor.com/blog.
A Unique Blend of Professional Experience
The persuasive writing I learned as a copywriter helped me attract and actively engage people within the church congregations I served. And the experience in building church community groups led me to write two ministry resource books for church staff—Elements of Internal Church Marketing and How To Build A Church Intramural Sports League. Both offer practical ideas and strategies staff members can use to engage people and build community in their church.
An Unusual Professional Background
After earning an undergraduate degree in Law Enforcement and a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice, God led me towards church ministry. So I attended and graduated from Southwestern Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas with a Masters in Religious Education and concentration in church recreation. And I served on staff at several churches as a pastor in Adult Ministry for over 28 years. During those ministry years I formed a variety of groups, built church intramural sports leagues, and organized events to create and support church community.
However, during a 12-year gap between church positions, I became a professional freelance copywriter representing Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and marketing & communication firms. And since some church positions going forward were part-time, I continued working as a professional writer alongside of church ministry for over 20 years.
Writing with a sense of humor
I’ve always appreciated humor and still enjoy hearing and sharing funny stories. And I learned comedy writing techniques to create original humor for ad copy using play on words, reforming cliches, and exaggeration.
It was useful at church too. I wrote a number of humorous skits and comedy dramas on Christian topics that were performed during church services and seasonal events. The scripts are available on the drama page of my website for a nominal one-time fee.
I still sprinkle humor throughout my writing. But if you’re a humor hound, Soul Pursuit, Finding Grace, and Family Stew contain funny stories and witty dialogue that will tickle your funny bone and inspire you with a positive Christian message.
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My Books
Soul Pursuit
An honorably discharged Navy SEAL, Jack Sterling moves to Dayton to emotionally support his recently divorced mother…
Elements of Internal Church Marketing
This book explains how to target your church audience and turn them into active participants through effective promotions and quality events.
Christianity For The Average Joe
Christians differ in their beliefs. And that sometimes makes Christianity seem..
Family Stew
This collection of stories is told from a humorous perspective about our middle class, suburban family. Parents will laugh..
Finding Grace
Jack is hired to find Grace Miller, a freshman at the University of Dayton who is missing. Can he find her, and if so in what condition?
How To Build A Church Intramural Sports League
This book describes how to build a church intramural sports league that engages people, promotes community, and makes a spiritual impact.
Philippians Bible Study
This four-week, exegetical study is intended for individuals and groups. Teaching content is built-in along with group discussion questions.
Colossians Bible Study
Colossians Bible Study for Individuals and Groups is a four-week, scriptural exploration for growth in discipleship. Whether you’re studying alone or in a group, this exegetical, verse by verse approach provides a rich blend of historical background, word studies, and reflective questions for practical application.
My Blog
A Study Of John 16:16-22: How does Jesus Christ offer an indestructible joy?
A study of John 16:16-22 reveals a short time of Jesus’ absence, sorrow that turns into a joy that is industructible.
A Study Of John 16:8-15: Why does the Spirit convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment?
A study of John 16:8-15 reveals the Spirit will convict the world concerning sin, righteousness, and judgment, and the reason for it as the Spirit leads into all truth. A study of John 16:8-15 reveals the Spirit will convict the world of sin, righteousness, and...
A Study Of John 16:1-7: Why do people kill others they disagree with?
A study of John 16:1-7 reveals Jesus speaking about the disciples’ future, a reminder of where Jesus is going, and the advantage of him leaving and the Helper arriving.
A Study Of John 15:18-21: Why does the world hate Jesus?
A study of John 15:18-21 reveals the world hates Jesus, hates his followers, and persecutes them because it doesn’t know God.
A Study Of John 15:12-17: What does it mean to be a friend of Jesus?
A study of John 15:12-17 reveals the ultimate level of love for a friend, that Jesus chose to makes us his friends, and his commission for disciples to bear fruit.
A Study Of John 15:7-11: How do we abide in Jesus’ love?
A study of John 15:7-11 reveals Jesus saying to ask for whatever we wish, how to abide in Jesus’ love, and the way to full joy.
A Study Of John 15:1-6: What does it mean to abide in Christ?
A study of John 15:1-6 reveals that God removes and prunes branches, bearing fruit requires abiding in Christ, and apart from Christ we can do nothing.
Three Benefits Of Daily Bible Reading
Three benefits of daily Bible reading include a mind reset, inviting the Holy Spirit to illuminate truth, and a recall for spiritual support.
A Study Of John 14:25-31: What does the Holy Spirit do?
A study of John 14:25-31 reveals the name and function of the Holy Spirit, the peace that God provides, and the coming ruler of this world.
A Study Of John 14:20-24: Why do Christians obey God?
A study of John 14:20-24 reveals the coming of an indwelling Spirit, those who love Jesus keep his commandments, and a Father and Son who make their home with us.











