In this episode of Life-Changing Fiction, I’m joined by bookstagrammer Megan Robertson (@robertson.reads) to discuss When the Day Comes by Gabrielle Meyer. This is a powerful story that invites readers to wrestle with choice, free will, and the sovereignty of God.

At the heart of this novel is Libby’s reality: living two lives and being forced to choose between them. As we explore her journey, we talk about how the book reflects the very real tension we all feel between our day-to-day decisions and the life-altering choices that shape our future.

We discuss how When the Day Comes portrays God’s sovereignty as something good, purposeful, and trustworthy.

This conversation also looks at:

• How fiction helps us reflect on our own past choices

• Why looking back can help us move forward in trust

• Wrestling with purpose, calling, and obedience

• The beauty that can come from pain and sacrifice

• Learning to trust God when the “fire” comes

• Freedom, faith, and surrender in the Christian life

We also reflect on the truth of Proverbs 16:9 (KJV):

“A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps.”

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In this solo introduction, McKenna shares the heart behind the show, why fiction has played such a formative role in her own walk with Jesus, and what you can expect from upcoming conversations with authors and readers.

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