Twenty-five years ago, two mothers on a phone call had no answers for what was happening. They had only each other’s voices, and the choice to pray instead of panic.
Author Archives: Author Heidi Gray McGill
Comfort and Approval as Idols I Never Saw Coming Until Now
I sat in church hoping someone else was listening to the sermon. I never imagined the message was for me, until a crockpot roast and my husband’s quiet observation proved otherwise.
I Just Found a Sneaky Little Amazon Trick and I’m Obsessed
I stumbled across an Amazon tool that quietly upgrades eBooks I already own to audiobooks, often at a steep discount. Here’s what it is and how to check your own list.
Why My Characters Wait (And Why “I’m a Christian” Isn’t Their Reason)
Why do my characters wait? It’s not the reason you’d expect. New on the blog: what closed door really means in Christian fiction, and why “no spice” doesn’t mean no heat.
When Serving God Looks Right But Feels Empty
A personal look at Mark 11 and the fig tree Jesus cursed, and what happens when serving God stops flowing from real worship.
A Prayer For Whoever Is Struggling Today
I don’t know what today handed you. I just know I prayed this for you before I knew your name. A prayer built from Ephesians 3:14-21, written for whoever needs it right now.
Matters of the Heart Audiobook Free on YouTube
The Matters of the Heart audiobook is free to watch on YouTube right now. Meet Hans Korhonen, a soldier searching for peace after the Civil War, in a cut scene that sets his story in seconds.
What My Grandson’s Dinosaurs Taught Me About Patience
My grandson can talk dinosaurs for five minutes straight, and half the time I only catch every third word. God used that frustration to show me the real difference between patience and convenience.
Free Spanish Christian Fiction This Week
My second novel is now available in Spanish, and it’s free in eBook format from July 28 through August 1. Here’s the story behind the translation and why Spanish reaches further than most people realize.