Vince Antonucci: A Website for a Bestselling Book Collaborator

You may not know Vince’s name. You probably know the books. As a co-writer (and sometimes as a ghostwriter), he has helped write more than 60 of them with authors like Craig Groeschel, Kyle Idleman, Louie Giglio, and T.D. Jakes. Together they’ve sold millions of copies, and one became a New York Times bestseller.

Vince didn’t start as a writer for hire. He spent 30 years in ministry, planted two churches, and wrote six books of his own. So when a pastor hands him a stack of sermons, he knows what’s in them. And he knows how to keep the author’s voice while he shapes it into a book.

That’s a rare skill in a crowded field. More than four million books were published in the U.S. in 2025. Most leaders with a message have no idea who to trust with it.

Vince’s work kept growing, and his old site didn’t keep up. Last week, we launched the rebuild.

A book collaborator’s story, told well.

The new vinceantonucci.com has two jobs.

First, tell his story. A pastor reading the site should understand quickly who Vince is, who he has written with, and why those authors keep coming back. Craig Groeschel has trusted him with six books. Kyle Idleman with seven projects. The books page grows every time a new one ships.

Second, make the next step simple. Hiring a writer for your book feels like a big leap. So the site lays out exactly what working with Vince looks like, from a first conversation to a finished manuscript, and puts “Let’s talk about your book” within reach on every page.

The result is a site that feels like Vince: experienced, warm, and easy to talk to. For a pastor with a message and a dream of a book, that first conversation is now one click away.