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10 Years Till the Wound became a Scare, with LaCind Hall.
Being different we either welcome the difference or try our best to hide it. Today my guest knows too well what it’s like to look different, act different, and even share differently than others expect. With a lifetime of sitting in church, my guest LaCinda Halls thought she had this whole Jesus thing figured out. But then came the words that blew apart her carefully controlled and crafted facade of achievement-oriented Christian perfection, "Your son has autism." Nothing would ever be the same.
And that turned out to be exactly where God needed LaCinda to be.
She shook out who she THOUGHT God was and discovered He was so much more.
LaCinda understands the desire to want to hide. She shared with me, during our chat how God opened her eyes to see if she really believes we are "fearfully & wonderfully made ", image-bearers of God, how does hiding (in my case) Thomas, show others that is true? How do I show Thomas that it's true if I'm hiding him?
We go deep in this conversation, so grab some paper with a pen and your favorite cup as we dive into my chat with LaCinda Halls.
https://www.lacindahalls.com/
You might have heard me mention our Red Rover Women’s Conference: Love Where You Are! We would love for you and a friend to join us on June 10-11 in Brookshire, TX which is about 37 miles away from the heart of downtown Houston and 10 minutes away from Katy, TX.
We have two remarkable speakers who will share ways they have learned to love even if they didn’t like where they are. Our speakers for this event are Courtnaye Richard and Mary R. Snyder and our musical guest Elisha Dorsett. You can reserve your ticket by logging on to hooks2crook.com/mhmerch or on Eventbrite.com by searching Red Rover. We hope you will join us for this fun event.
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By Candice ReyesBeing different we either welcome the difference or try our best to hide it. Today my guest knows too well what it’s like to look different, act different, and even share differently than others expect. With a lifetime of sitting in church, my guest LaCinda Halls thought she had this whole Jesus thing figured out. But then came the words that blew apart her carefully controlled and crafted facade of achievement-oriented Christian perfection, "Your son has autism." Nothing would ever be the same.
And that turned out to be exactly where God needed LaCinda to be.
She shook out who she THOUGHT God was and discovered He was so much more.
LaCinda understands the desire to want to hide. She shared with me, during our chat how God opened her eyes to see if she really believes we are "fearfully & wonderfully made ", image-bearers of God, how does hiding (in my case) Thomas, show others that is true? How do I show Thomas that it's true if I'm hiding him?
We go deep in this conversation, so grab some paper with a pen and your favorite cup as we dive into my chat with LaCinda Halls.
https://www.lacindahalls.com/
You might have heard me mention our Red Rover Women’s Conference: Love Where You Are! We would love for you and a friend to join us on June 10-11 in Brookshire, TX which is about 37 miles away from the heart of downtown Houston and 10 minutes away from Katy, TX.
We have two remarkable speakers who will share ways they have learned to love even if they didn’t like where they are. Our speakers for this event are Courtnaye Richard and Mary R. Snyder and our musical guest Elisha Dorsett. You can reserve your ticket by logging on to hooks2crook.com/mhmerch or on Eventbrite.com by searching Red Rover. We hope you will join us for this fun event.