A Little Wray Of Sunshine: Inspirational stories from everyday people

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In this episode, Michael Fauber recounts the horrific experience he went through while serving a mission in Alabama. Michael was shot seven times by a gunman while participating in an activity at their local church building.  His faith, courage, tender mercies, and help from unseen Angels are all a part of this miraculous story.  "When it comes down to it, it's  nothing short of a miracle that I can't ever repay my gratitude for." 

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In this episode, Terri Clark shares her story of being a cancer caregiver for twelve years, first with her son Cody, and six months later with her husband Adrian.  After their deaths, Terri continues to grow and learn new ways to adjust to her new reality, and she offers wonderful guidance and advice about grief, loss, and hope. " It's okay to be sad, it's okay to be disappointed, it's okay to be even a little bit mad... but it's not okay to live sad and live disappointed and live angry... you can't live in it, it will consume you."  Another parcel of wisdom from Terri is to "try and find one thing that you can see that God has helped you with and it will start making the biggest difference in your life." If you are experiencing difficult trials in your life, this final gem of wisdom may be just what you needed to hear... "Know that you were made to do hard things, and one day your gonna be on the other side of this and you'll be able to look back and know God has seen you through it." Enjoy!

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In this episode, Kyler Hamilton shares his thoughts and convictions on the importance of aligning our will with our Heavenly Father's will. He explains beautifully the concept of "and, if not..." For example, if we ask God for something specifically such as healing a loved one, and it doesn't appear that it will happen, we can tell Heavenly Father "but, if that is not your will, can you bless the loved one's who will be left behind..." Kyler has such a positive, special spirit about him. Listening to this episode will bring hope and conviction to the certainty that Gods loves each of us, and knows our wants and desires. "Be still, and know that He is God."

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In this episode, my brother Rod and I visit about letting God be a part of our lives... not just when we need something from Him, but always. There are times when we just need to give ourselves to Him and allow His presence into our lives... we can' always do it alone, He is always there for us. We both share stories that illustrate how God is always there and willing to help us when we need it. I hope you enjoy : )

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In this episode, Tim Everett shares his story of having an abusive father, and grandfather, and living with other family members as a result. Tim learned at a young age that he has control over how he views life and the struggles that come his way. "You get the ability to wake up every single day and be the person you want to be, so who are you going to wake up as." His positive outlook on life will inspire you, and give you hope and courage as you go through your own life trials. "How you choose to face your obstacles is 100% up to you and that is what builds your character over the long term."

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In this episode, Stephanie Ortiz recalls her early years growing up in a small Idaho town, surrounded by poverty and despair. Stephanie shares her experiences of sexual abuse, and growing up with an abusive mother with a serious addiction to drugs. Stephanie's story is one of not giving up, and finding the courage to bounce back against all odds. "There is always so much more, if you just say enough is enough."  Her story provides hope and optimism to anyone going through trials in their lives. "You have to save yourself if you want to have a better life." Great job Steph, you are truly an inspiration!

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In this episode, John and Valerie Aebischer share their heart warming  and touching story of losing two children within a very short time span, due to complications during pregnancy. Through all of their heartache and pain, John and Valerie have learned to rely on each other and in God throughout their struggles and  hard times. You will feel of their strength and conviction of holding fast to their religious beliefs as they share their story.

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This is part two of Gary's horrific story of abuse growing up in South Carolina. In this episode Gary shares how his life began to take a positive turn, and those that were placed in his life to encourage and mentor him. "If you want your life to be a magnificent story, then realize that you are its author."  

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• This is a two-part episode, part two will air next week on March 15th. 

The following is an excerpt from Gary's book, "Overcoming a childhood of abuse and dysfunctional living: How I did it."  Gary Keith  was born in a small town in rural South Carolina to alcoholic parents who abused and neglected him. For the first twenty years of his life, he was trapped in a world of anxiety, fear, and self-loathing. Tormented daily at home and bullied at school, he was the ideal candidate to pass along the same abuse to his children. . . or worse. Instead of perpetuating the sadistic behavior, he decided it was enough. It would stop here, with him. Gary’s story, heartbreaking and gut-wrenching though it may be, is, above all, uplifting and inspiring. 

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In this episode, Dillon Stucki shares his experiences in life that has brought him closer to his Savior. He talks about his love of working with the youth and mentoring them during their young lives, and how his many near death experiences have helped prepare, and shape his entire life into one of serving and loving others. Dillon is an amazing individual with the ability to connect with people, and you will feel of his loving spirit in this episode!