When bad things come, what you prayed for didn’t happen, and God feels silent, distant, or even unfair… what do you do? Today, we’re tackling one of the hardest lies to untangle:

“God isn’t faithful, trustworthy, or good when ‘bad’ things happen to us.”

Join me as I chat with best-selling author Gabrielle Meyer, creator of the beloved Timeless series, to trade this lie for a truth that will steady your heart no matter the season: Even when circumstances shift, God’s character never does.

The highlights:

• How a writing mentor taught her to build stories around lies and truth


• Gabrielle shares the story behind her Timeless series — how fiction can reveal deep spiritual truths


• The spiritual heartbeat behind her upcoming release, Through Each Tomorrow (Book #6!)


• Personal moments in her own journey when God met her in hardship and proved His faithfulness


• Practical ways to cling to truth when emotions say otherwise

Oh, and don’t forget to share this episode or leave a review about it to win a copy of her book, Every Hour until Then! 2 winners will be announced on my podcast’s Instagram page: www.instagram.com/tradealieforatruth

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🔗 Connect with Gabrielle:

• gabriellemeyer.com


• Instagram.com/gabrielle_meyer


• Facebook.com/AuthorGabrielleMeyer

• Preorder Through Each Tomorrow: https://rstyle.me/+BN1zDWFcwbfE1saIMSTzpA

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🔗 Connect with Heidi:

Heidi''s Book, All In, All Yours: https://heidileeandersonministries.com/allinallyours

Heidi's Instagram: www.instagram.com/heidileeanderson

Further resources: https://heidileeandersonministries.com

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✨ Highlights & Quotes:

• “The enemy loves to whisper that God’s silence means absence — but that’s never been true.”


• “Stories can be powerful tools to uncover the lies we believe and remind us of what’s unshakably true.”


• “God’s character doesn’t change with our circumstances — and that’s where our peace comes from.”