The Ground Beneath Grace
About this book
There are moments when the earth gives way—when fire consumes what once flourished, when silence replaces song, when the future feels like a question too heavy to answer. The Ground Beneath Grace is a collection of such moments. But it is also a testament to what remains when everything else is faith that roots us, memory that guides us, and grace that holds even when we cannot.In Beauty for Ashes, Elena Callahan walks scorched soil, her family’s vineyard reduced to cinders. Yet in the ashes, she finds seeds—of resilience, of legacy, of a deeper calling. Through the hands of friends and the wisdom of generations past, she learns that restoration is not a return to what was, but a reimagining of what could be.Beneath the Fig Tree stretches across centuries, from the prophetic voice of Isaiah to the quiet faith of Naomi, and finally to Leah, a modern scholar whose skepticism is undone by sacred memory. Their stories converge beneath the shelter of a fig tree, where prophecy is not merely fulfilled, but embodied—preparing hearts to receive what logic alone cannot grasp.In Where Are You?, Alex’s life is unraveling—not in catastrophe, but in the slow erosion of peace. Yet through a single question, he begins to reorient his soul. His story is a reminder that presence is a spiritual discipline, and that faith is not the absence of fear, but the courage to remain when escape feels easier.And in The Inheritance, Maya Walsh returns to a place abandoned, only to find it brimming with unseen gifts. Through letters, scripture, and soil, she uncovers a legacy not of financial wealth, but of spiritual meaning. Her journey is one of quiet transformation, where love is not earned but received, and grace is not a doctrine but a dwelling.These stories are not bound by genre or geography. They are bound by something more the sacred tension between loss and renewal. They remind us that grace is sometimes the ground beneath our feet—steady, unseen, and strong enough to carry us home.