You were made to create— even here, even now.
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For the woman who has ever wondered if she could still hear God’s voice above all the others—Adored is your reminder that He’s still speaking. This is a story of art, motherhood, and memory—but more than that, it’s a witness to the way the Lord pursues, adores, and calls His daughters home.
Elizabeth’s story begins in the quiet ache of new motherhood and the restless shimmer of old dreams. Torn between who she is becoming and who she once was, she learns that true freedom isn’t found in chasing every voice that calls her, but in recognizing the One that has been speaking all along.
Moving through childhood promises, stunning family legacy, tender betrayals, and love that both heals and demands honesty, Adored is a luminous debut about identity, longing, and the sacred work of becoming. It is a novel for women who want to remember: you are pursued, you are seen, and you are deeply adored.
I’m Mac Meckley
artist, writer, + mother—creating for women who are ready to return to their God-given creativity.
My work exists to serve women like you: the ones holding everything together, wondering if there's still room to make something beautiful.
I paint stories of faith, transformation, and the tension between surrender and strength. And I write stories for the woman who’s tired, still hungry, still full of fire.
My debut novel Adored arrives 2026—rooted in everything I believe about being known, chosen, and wildly loved by God.
If you're ready to reclaim your creativity—through beauty, through truth, through grace—I'm here to remind you: your voice still matters. Your hands still know what to do.
Whether you’re holding a baby or holding your breath, you’re not too late to make something that matters.
Through paint, prayer, and a few burnt edges, I’ve learned to meet God in the mess. My work is for the woman who still believes dinner can be sacred, breath can be prayer, and art can be an altar.
