
Life in this broken world is hard, but there is joy and hope to be found.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

On this episode I get caught up with a previous guest, Beth Ottun. Beth came on a few years ago to share about her sobriety journey and how she was fighting for joy through addiction. Her struggle with alcohol had led her to some dark places. At the ... more
Does life feel heavy?
Are you weary?
Are there too many burdens weighing you down?
Do you feel like you are carrying more than you can handle?
We all have hard things in life.
Burdens that feel massive and overwhelming - and rob us of joy.
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Today I get to introduce you to Katie Bamberg and give you a glimpse into her brave fight for joy as she has faced her husband Pete's terminal brain cancer diagnosis. When a diagnosis like this comes, it doesn’t just affect the person who receives th... more
In Pastor Tim Keller’s book, "Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I?", he says: “Forgiveness won’t necessarily come naturally for us, but instead, our hearts will want to concentrate only on how bad the wrongdoer is and how much he deserves to suffer…s... more
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So good, so helpful, so real, and so purposefully nuanced. Grateful for this work.
Thank you for your podcasts, I listened to the very first episode. You and your husband sharing the loss of your son, and how you tried to heal from the loss. We as parents should never have to see our children leave this earth. I’m Thankful you and your husband, stood together and went thru the waves of his loss.
I lost my granddaughter 13 years ago, and can relate to the feelings and thoughts. Thank you, I look forward to listening to each and everyone.
Though I haven’t personally walked through devastating grief in my own immediate family, I have watched and walked alongside friends and extended family who have. Sometimes watching from a distance and offering no help or consolation out of my own fears and insecurities, not knowing what to say or do. And one time doing it a little bit better, up close and in the trenches with a dear friend who lost her 5 year old daughter unexpectedly. This Podcast has been educational and encouraging. It has b... more
All of her guests bring the same tone and encouragement that Jodi has, through their words. What makes this podcast so special is that it leaves you wanting to learn more about Christ.
Transparency with real life struggles is so needed, and Jodi’s voice is one you should be listening to!







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