Contract Writer - A Bible Study on Marriage

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Location: Remote Position Overview We are seeking a contract writer to develop a rich, Christ-rooted Bible study on marriage. Rather than relying on marital clichés or surface-level conflict tactics, this study will show how Christian marriage is fundamentally anchored in the person, work, and union of Jesus Christ with His Church. The ideal project will combine substantive biblical exposition with practical, hopeful, and transformational application for any couple—from newlyweds to long-term spouses—desiring to understand and live out a Christ-centered marriage. Scope of Work Research, outline, and write a full-length manuscript (approximately 45,000–75,000 words) Collaborate closely with the editorial team through multiple rounds of revision Ensure theological alignment with The Daily Grace Co.’s doctrinal commitment Commitment Contract, per-project basis. Compensation Compensation is determined based on project scope and complexity. Additional Information Contractors are engaged based on the needs of specific projects and are not guaranteed ongoing or full-time work. Participation in meetings, workshops, or collaborative sessions may be requested depending on the project timeline. Why Publish with The Daily Grace Co.? With over a decade of publishing experience, The Daily Grace Co. creates Christ-centered resources marked by theological depth, biblical faithfulness, and practical encouragement. We value thoughtful, faithful writers and partner closely from concept development through launch. Our goal is not simply to publish books—but to serve readers with resources that meet real needs and help them treasure Christ. ___________________________________________________________________________ Bible Study Proposal Requirements Important: Proposals that do not include all required components listed below cannot be reviewed. AI Use: We strongly discourage the use of generative AI in Bible study proposals, and we will not move forward with a Bible study proposal if generative AI is used to generate or refine sample study days. Please submit all materials in a single PDF (not a Word Doc or Google Doc) that includes: 1. Suggested title and subtitle. 2. Controlling idea of the Bible study: In one sentence, state the central theological message of the biblical text as this study will present it, and the transformation it aims to produce in the reader. 3. A summary of resources that will be used and how they will inform your theological approach: Describe the key sources that will inform your interpretation and application of this biblical text, including commentaries or theological works, and explain how these sources shape your approach and serve the intended reader. 4. A list of potential theological issues and interpretive issues: Provide a brief list of potential theological tensions, debated interpretive issues, or common application pitfalls that arise from this biblical text, and explain how you plan to address them faithfully and in accordance with TDGC’s ecumenical approach. 5. Target audience description: Explain who is this Bible study written for and why it matters to them. 6. Comparable titles: Include 2–3 comparable Bible studies and explain how this study is distinct from each one. 7. Author bio: Explain what makes you uniquely qualified to write this book. 8. Complete Bible study outline: For each day of the study, please include the passage to be studied and a one sentence summary of the the main idea of the passage. It should be clear how the outline supports the controlling idea. Except for year-long Bible studies, each week of the study should contain 5 days of study content and two rest days. 9. Three complete sample Bible study days: Please include at least three sample days of the study. Each day should provide 750–1000 words of commentary on one passage of Scripture. The commentary should be engaging, informational, Christ-centered, and should offer specific real-life points of application. It should also include two questions for reflection and application and one prayer prompt. 10. Front and back matter: describe any supplemental material the Bible study will include such as maps, charts, illustrations, timelines, etc. 11. Timeline and specifications: include current manuscript status (work in progress, complete, etc.), anticipated manuscript delivery date, and any other information that is relevant to provide.