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Are you living as a stranger in a strange land?

My guest this week was struggling with loneliness and homesickness living away from her native India when her husband’s work required them to move to the States. It was in that experience that Mabel Ninan began to cry out to God, asking for His help to face these struggles and in the process realized the deeper issues of identity and belonging that came from her circumstances.

In this episode, Mabel shares about realizing her identity as a spiritual immigrant and her dream to inspire believers to embrace their pilgrim journey and boldly pursue their heavenly calling.

We also talk about:

• Finding stability, permanence, and security when you’re feeling adrift in the world,
• Knowing what you were made to do but having no idea where to begin, and
• How God meets you when you walk right out of your comfort zone.

 

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