Today I'm honored to introduce you to my podcasting mentor, Alana Dawson. Alana has such an amazing story about how God got her attention after she had a life-threatening pulmonary embolism a few months after she experienced a miscarriage.
Today's guest is someone I'm privileged to introduce you to, my daughter, Elise Roper. Elise has such an amazing testimony of how God took some deeply painful disappointments in her life and strengthened her faith and trust in Him.
Ruthie talks about the importance of mentors and hospitality and says, "There's just something special about welcoming people into your home. Mentoring and hospitality are important topics to discuss when it comes to building strong, godly homes. It's one significant way we can change the landscape of America when it comes to family.
From the outside, it looked like Celeste Vaughan had a charmed life, but inside she was just trying to get through the day. She actually got to the point where she didn't even care whether or not she was healed; she just wanted to know why she was having to walk this horrific journey.
Have you or someone close to you experienced trauma? Most of us have, at one point in our lives to various degrees. Kim Haar had extreme trauma and shares her story to give others hope that there is healing on the other side.
If you're dealing with a prodigal or know someone who is, this episode will encourage you and give you the hope you need to keep pouring into that child. It's an incredible story of God's grace.
This week we're welcoming back Ann Curry and Leigh Owens, who shared their story in last week's episode of Leigh losing her mom and youngest sister in a car accident and Ann losing her first husband when she was in her mid-twenties.
You'll be amazed at Ann Curry's and Leigh Owens' hope-filled perspectives and appreciate why their hashtag is CurryStrong. You'll be laughing and crying, listening to their compelling story of God's grace in the midst of loss.
