On April 15th of 2013, Rebekah Gregory was attending the Boston Marathon. She and her son were three feet away when the bomb went off, and miraculously, God protected them both. Today she shares what she’s learned from this tragedy and how it’s forever changed her life. To learn more about the podcast or access the show notes, visit www.redletterpodcast.com.

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Resources mentioned in the episode: 

Rebekah’s Angels

Rebekah’s instagram

Rebekah’s TikTok

Here’s a great TikTok to introduce you to Rebakah’s sense of humor. 

Here’s another hilarious TikTok

Key insights from the episode: 

I believe it’s a privilege to struggle. - Rebekah Gregory

The emotional trauma had almost more of an impact than the physical trauma on me and my son. - Rebekah Gregory

There are very limited resources available to help kids work through PTSD. - Rebekah Gregory

It’s often where we’re most broken that our purpose is revealed. - Zach Zehnder

We’ve helped over 250 families receive therapy treatment for their trauma. - Rebekah Gregory

God makes good things happen out of the bad. - One of Chris’ mentors

Forgiveness isn’t for the other person. It’s for you. - Rebekah Gregory

I wanted him to look at me. I wanted him to know that he didn’t defeat me. - Rebekah Gregory 

I got to stand in front of the biggest enemy of my life and tell him he didn’t win. - Rebekah Gregory

Throw your expectations for your life out the window and appreciate what it is right now. - Rebekah Gregory

Life is beautiful, and I’m very blessed. - Rebekah Gregory, amputee and survivor of the Boston Bombing.

Rebekah’s Challenge of the Week: Throw the expectations you have of your life out the window. Appreciate what you have right now. So, count your blessings, not your problems. 

Lead yourself (and your church) to find freedom in forgiveness.

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