The GHM Digital Library
Every book. One library.
The complete works of Dr. Glake Hill — ebooks and audiobooks — in one digital library, for one monthly subscription. The doors are open.
How it works
Stop buying books. Start keeping a library.
Twenty-five years of preaching and teaching, gathered into one place — and instead of a shelf you buy one spine at a time, it opens all at once.
Every book, one shelf
The complete catalog of Dr. Hill’s books as ebooks — read on your phone, tablet, or computer, picking up exactly where you left off.
Audiobooks included
A growing set of titles in audio, read in Dr. Hill’s own voice — for the seasons when you drive more than you sit down.
New releases land inside first
When a new book ships — including Buried or Planted? — library members read it before anyone else.
One subscription, not ten purchases
Instead of buying titles one at a time, one monthly subscription opens the whole shelf. Cancel anytime; no contracts.
Plans and pricing live inside the Library — one card, the whole shelf, cancel anytime.
On the shelf
Thirteen titles, and counting.
Here is some of what’s waiting inside — with audiobook editions marked, and more audio being added title by title.
- The Coat My Father Gave MeEbook + audiobook
- Escaping PharaohEbook
- The Victory In The SeedEbook + audiobook
- Becoming KingEbook
- SelfLessEbook + audiobook
- Note to SelfEbook + audiobook
- GraceEbook
- In the Beginning GodEbook + audiobook
- The Race to WinEbook + audiobook
Forthcoming · 2027 — members read it first
Buried or Planted?
The whole teaching in one volume.
Every book in the library came out of a pulpit. This one came out of a question people kept asking in the hallway afterward, in almost the same words every time: what if the thing God gave me is already dead?
The answer runs four parts and about three hundred pages. It takes the parable of the talents apart, sets the burial cloth next to the seed coat, and then hands you the crossing and the calendar to walk it. No shame mechanics. No fifty-step plan.
It lands in the library the day it releases. Until then, the teaching is free every week, and The Victory In The Seed is the devotional companion.
- Part OneMatthew 25:24–25
The Burial
What actually happened in Matthew 25, read slowly. The three agents that put a gift in the ground — life, fear, and a lie about the Master — and why verse 24 always comes before verse 25. This part names the condition without ever naming you as the problem. You are working. You are faithful. Something you carry is not.
- Part TwoLuke 19:20
The Nuance
The hinge of the whole volume: God plants people, fear buries gifts, and both go into the dark. One word in Luke’s telling — soudarion, the burial cloth — separates them. Alongside it, the lab bench: dormancy, scarification, serotiny, and a date palm seed that germinated after two thousand years underground.
- Part ThreeMatthew 25:27
The Crossing
The Five Bridges, worked end to end — the Portrait, the Napkin, the Scorecard, the Table, and the Trade. Each one with the text that supports it, the wound it addresses, and the smallest honest practice that gets you across. This is the part readers will dog-ear.
- Part FourGalatians 6:9
The Season
What a whole year of tending looks like: Soil, Plant, Tend, Harvest. The weekly Grove, the monthly Vinedresser, the quarterly Field Walk, the fallow that is load-bearing rather than earned — and a harvest you bring in with company, not alone.
The doors are open
One card. The whole shelf.
The Library is live. Read every ebook right in your browser, stream the audiobooks chapter by chapter, and pick up exactly where you left off — one membership opens all of it, and every new title lands inside the day it releases.
Cancel anytime. Want the news without the membership yet? Join the free community on the Membership page.
Prefer paper? A selection of titles remains available in print at escapebooks.net.
A book can tell you what happened
to the third servant.The test can tell you what happened to you.