David Drury

Drury maps a dynamic literary and leadership journey that combines the wisdom of faith with the pragmatism of modern storytelling. His work bridges generations by intertwining heart and humor while remaining steadfast to core Christian beliefs. This approach resonates deeply with readers, as seen in his widely recognized short story "Things We Knew When the House Caught Fire," which found a voice on National Public Radio’s "Selected Shorts". Drury’s efforts extend beyond the written word; he co-created the film "Big in Japan" and contributed narratives to impactful collections like "Tales From the Felt". \n\nAs a multifaceted author and leader, Drury thrives at the intersection of ministry and creativity. His diverse roles include being a church planter, a writer, and Max Lucado’s personal researcher, reflecting a career dedicated to both innovation and tradition. His literary catalog, including books like "Marketplace Multipliers" and "SoulShift", enriches the reader’s understanding of spirituality and everyday life. His forthcoming memoir, "The God Card", is poised to offer further insights into his personal and professional philosophy. Those interested in Christian literature and creative leadership will find Drury's works and bio a source of inspiration and guidance, fostering both personal growth and community connection.