Christian publishers are always looking for new, creative ideas. It used to be that Christian books were non-fiction and primarily dealt with biblical subjects. Now, Christian books, both non-fiction and fiction, deal with every topic under the sun. Christian publishers are looking for everything from Christian romance novels to illustrated children's books.
Know what publishers want. Basically they want a well-written article that has a chance of selling.
How do you know you which publisher to contact? The best way is to visit all their websites and see what kind of books they're offering. Most have "submission guidelines" and you need to read these for any publisher you're considering for a submission. The Christian Writers Market is also an excellent resource.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

As the Christian market continues to explode in size, publishers still find it difficult to discover new talent. One of the reasons for this is that many hopeful writers believe the Christian market is easier to break into than the mainstream market. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you are aspiring to write for the Christian market, not only must you write gripping, compelling prose that keeps a reader turning pages, you also must write within the parameters of the Christian Booksellers Association. Certain rules and dictates apply.

As a writer for the Christian market, nearly any subject is open to you. It is how you handle the subject that matters. Are your characters real? Can your reader identify with them and their problems? Would the reader handle the situation the same way, or can they at least empathize with the character’s choices? If your character acts in an unethical manner, regardless of the circumstances, the reader will not identify, thus is not likely to finish your book.
Take advantage of the Internet and Search engines. Much information can be gleaned from these research tools. Online dictionaries, encyclopedias, Search Engines and library resources, will help gather important data.
Know your Bible, do the necessary research, live your life as a Christian and keep your article simple and honest. Do not preach to your audience. Lectures are not an effective means of touching hearts and changing lives.