Fiction and nonfiction
Relatable characters
Real-life problems
Through her books, Mishael Austin Witty seeks to demonstrate how the power of God and His word is sufficient to help us deal with everything we face. There is always hope in Jesus!
The Person on the other side of the screen
Meet the author/editor
Mishael Austin Witty is a wife and mother of two human daughters and five cats (with more outside). She has a graduate degree in psychology. She loves Jesus and coffee – and, of course, books.
When she’s not reading or writing, you can find her taking care of her aging mother, or watching scary TV movies, Little House on the Prairie, or Murder She Wrote.
She also loves creating simple gemstone-beaded bracelets to wear and share with others.
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“Mishael Austin Witty is an incredibly talented author. Her books are a perfect blend of romance, suspense, and historical fiction. I can’t put them down!”
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How to Build Each Other Up This Thanksgiving
“Otherwise, if you give thanks with your spirit, how can anyone in the position of an outsider say ‘Amen’ to your thanksgiving when he does not know what…
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Discovering Wholeness in The Peace of God Bible
In a world that often feels restless, divided, and noisy, the promise of peace can sound almost too good to be true. Yet Scripture tells us that peace…
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The Parable of the Talents: Faithful Stewardship or Prophetic Protest?
When Jesus told stories, He used plain language, but the stories themselves were rarely simple. His parables are layered with meaning, provocative, and often unsettling. One of the…
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Are Writers Really Scatterbrained? How Creativity and Forgetfulness Connect
Writers have long carried the reputation of being absent-minded, distracted, or downright scatterbrained. From the eccentric professor stereotype to the dreamy novelist who forgets to eat while chasing…
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The Greater Miracle: Forgiveness and Healing in the Story of the Paralytic
In the Gospel story of the paralytic man lowered through the roof by his friends, Jesus asks a piercing question: “Which is easier to say, ‘Your sins are…
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Empathy, Assassination, and the Oldest Trick in the Book
I never heard of Charlie Kirk until he was dead. In recent years, I’ve made a point of staying away as much as possible from anything the least…
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