A crew of Curaçao fishermen, a hymn, and one well-fed pelican showed me what trusting God’s provision looks like.
Author Archives: Author Heidi Gray McGill
What a Red Leaf Taught Me About Seasons
A single red leaf on dry pavement became an answer to prayer, and a reminder that seasons that look empty from the outside might just be waiting.
Share the Burden: What 1 Timothy 5 Says About Community
A homemade card arrived at exactly the right moment, and it reminded me that God never meant for any of us to carry our hardest seasons alone. In 1 Timothy 5, Paul shows us what it looks like to actually live that out, together.
Vision of My Heart: A Discerning God’s Best Series Review
One reader fell so deeply into Vision of My Heart that she wasn’t ready to say goodbye to Serafina and Connor. See why this reader review of the Discerning God’s Best series finale is convincing readers to pick up their copy today.
When Discouragement Talks You Into a Bad Plan
When the diagnosis was hard and the season was already heavy, I did what David did. I said it in my heart instead of asking God. Here is what that cost him, and what it is costing me.
The Day We Simply Prayed
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.
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.