In Part 1, college student Kelly Harrington (who I see so much of myself in) shares her story of tragedy wrecking her family. In this episode, she continues her account of how God faithfully provided healthy people to help her heal, specifically a young family who showed her the love and support she lacked after her dad died and her mom became abusive. You'll be inspired to look for ways to serve someone who may have a similar need, even if you can't take them into your home. Connection and community is vital to our health and spirituality!

Make sure you listen to part 1 of Kelly's story first!

Kelly is a Junior at Florida Gulf Coast University studying to become a Middle/High School Math Teacher and Basketball Coach or whatever else God has for her. She’s a daughter, sister, friend, roommate to many, burn babe, and Panera regular. Kelly is passionate about the gospel, community, basketball, problem-solving and loving people like Jesus has loved her.

The Voice of the Heart: A Call to Full Living by Chip Dodd      

No cap usually means “no lie,” so it often follows an unbelievable  statement or serious question. And according to Dictionary.com, to “cap”  can also mean to brag about something, so if you say “no cap,” it means you aren’t talking yourself up. Some people also use it to mean “totally.”

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