Shelley Ginn has survived things that should’ve ended her story — a car accident, an aneurysm, a stroke, and countless surgeries. But the hardest pain came when her friend Stephanie, a vibrant woman of faith, passed away from cancer… and Shelley was left to live.
In this episode, Shelley shares her honest wrestling with grief, survivor’s guilt, and the sovereignty of God. Her story is full of Scripture, symbolism, and seafaring wisdom — and reminds us that even when we can’t make sense of the storm, God still holds the ship. This is an episode for anyone who’s ever asked, Why them and not me?
If you’re carrying a story or testimony and sense a quiet stirring to do something more with it, but you’re unsure what that next step should be, I’ve created a resource to help you discern that.
The Story Discernment Guide is a reflective guide designed to help you pause, pray, and gain clarity around the story you’re stewarding — before you write, publish, or share it publicly.
You can explore the Story Discernment Guide at storycalling.info.
Your story is not an accident.
You are healed.
You are whole.
You are called — and stewarding your story well matters.