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God is Good…We Promise, Vivian’s Story
About the Episode
In this conversation, Vivian Cate shares her journey as a caregiver and mother navigating the complexities of raising children with special needs and addiction. She reflects on the challenges faced, the importance of faith, community support, and the transformative power of prayer. Vivian emphasizes the significance of seeing God's goodness in difficult times and encourages parents to hold onto hope and not give up on their children. Her mantra, 'But God,' serves as a reminder to look beyond circumstances and trust in God's plan.
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Books written by Vivian:
VEGAN CUISINE: Biblical and scientific information, menus and other helpful forms, fun anecdotes, plus over 100 recipes!
Moment of Reflection:
One powerful takeaway from Vivian’s story is the simple phrase, “but God.” In seasons that didn’t make sense—when the pain felt heavy and the answers felt far away—those two words became a declaration of trust. Not a denial of hurt, but a reminder that God is still present, still working, and still good.
Where in your story do you need to add “but God”?
Clarity may not have come yet. The waiting may not be over. But even there… but God.
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God is Good…We Promise, Vivian’s Story
About the Episode
In this conversation, Vivian Cate shares her journey as a caregiver and mother navigating the complexities of raising children with special needs and addiction. She reflects on the challenges faced, the importance of faith, community support, and the transformative power of prayer. Vivian emphasizes the significance of seeing God's goodness in difficult times and encourages parents to hold onto hope and not give up on their children. Her mantra, 'But God,' serves as a reminder to look beyond circumstances and trust in God's plan.
Related Links:
Books written by Vivian:
VEGAN CUISINE: Biblical and scientific information, menus and other helpful forms, fun anecdotes, plus over 100 recipes!
Moment of Reflection:
One powerful takeaway from Vivian’s story is the simple phrase, “but God.” In seasons that didn’t make sense—when the pain felt heavy and the answers felt far away—those two words became a declaration of trust. Not a denial of hurt, but a reminder that God is still present, still working, and still good.
Where in your story do you need to add “but God”?
Clarity may not have come yet. The waiting may not be over. But even there… but God.