I’m not a huge old film fan, but I recently watched a movie I would not have typically chosen for two particular reasons. It wasn’t because the title grabbed me. I don’t care for ghost stories, so the title of this movie was enough to make me easily pass over it. I’ve enjoyedContinue reading “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir—What made me watch this 1947 film with Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison”
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Friends Author Heidi Gray McGill and Jennifer Sienes chat on Between the Lines podcast about Heidi’s newest release, A Deeper Love.
Friendship among authors is a blessing, but you rarely connect outside social media. Jennifer and Heidi met in person at the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writer’s Conference and realized they have much in common–Christ being the most significant commonality.
Average, but Obedient – Heidi shares her heart in an Association of Christian Fiction Writers Post
When I started this writing journey, I had one goal—to honor my commitment to the Lord to
spread the gospel. Writing became my platform to share my faith. To succeed, I only needed to
be obedient.
Being an author can be a lonely business unless you surround yourself with like-minded ministry partners.
When I was little, serving God seemed daunting and, to be quite honest, difficult. So, how is it that I wake every morning and get to glorify my Lord and Savior with my words? I never expected God would bless my faithfulness. To understand those words, you need to know I struggled through High School,Continue reading “Being an author can be a lonely business unless you surround yourself with like-minded ministry partners.”
Where do you want to go? Teenagers, manual transmissions, and letting your children go and grow.
My oldest daughter’s first car was the family stick shift. By the time she got her license, she’d driven hundreds of hours in all types of terrain, weather, and levels of visibility. I know because we made her get behind the wheel at every opportunity. She passed her driver’s test the same year I gaveContinue reading “Where do you want to go? Teenagers, manual transmissions, and letting your children go and grow.”
A Letter From China – Am I Brave Enough To Risk It All? Being unapologetically passionate about God and His work in my life.
With all we hear about China and how difficult it is for the body of Christ to meet corporately, I was pleasantly surprised to hear the church there is growing. My friend sent me an email recently and shared how God is moving in her country. She reminded me that individuals make up the church,Continue reading “A Letter From China – Am I Brave Enough To Risk It All? Being unapologetically passionate about God and His work in my life.”
I am the daughter of the King, and I will act accordingly.
Through the twists and turns of life, you will not always be surrounded by what makes you happy. Every decision you make won’t be perfect. Not everything you set out to accomplish will end in victory. Things won’t always turn out as you expected. You won’t be able to control every circumstance. You will, however,Continue reading “I am the daughter of the King, and I will act accordingly.”
Following God’s direction when life changes yours: What now? What is God’s best for me? How do I hear His voice?
Some say it takes me extra moments of application to understand new concepts. I confess I’m painfully slow at learning something new. My preference in most things is to wade into the pool of information rather than jumping straight into the new venture or concept. I test the waters, watch how others do it, andContinue reading “Following God’s direction when life changes yours: What now? What is God’s best for me? How do I hear His voice?”
Thank you for choosing to read my books among the scores of Christian fiction available today.
I love to write, but even more, I love to write for you. You make my fictional characters come alive and provide them a place to call home in your mind. You give them a voice when you introduce them to your friends, and I appreciate your thoughtfulness in sharing. In Matters of the Heart,* bookContinue reading “Thank you for choosing to read my books among the scores of Christian fiction available today.”
Have I spent my winter soaking up God’s goodness?
I love spring and its variety of colors, especially after a winter full of muted shades. But to get there means rain, and we’ve had our fair share here in South Carolina. “When a farmer’s land has had many showers upon it and good crops come up, that land has experienced God’s blessing upon it.Continue reading “Have I spent my winter soaking up God’s goodness?”