In this episode, I share a chapter of our lives that I don’t plan to revisit often—not because it didn’t matter, but because I don’t want to give credit to the darkness when God deserves the glory.
My husband and I walked through seasons of fear, stalking, harassment, confusion, and public humiliation. During some of our lowest moments, God began revealing who was truly for us, drawing us closer to Him, and teaching us how to depend on Him instead of people.
I also mention something I forgot to discuss during the episode: in the United States, certain stalking and harassment behaviors that occur across state lines may fall under federal law. Laws surrounding stalking and harassment can be complex and depend on the specific circumstances, but interstate conduct can sometimes result in federal involvement.
Looking back now, I can clearly see God’s hand over our lives. What felt like delays, closed doors, and frustration were often His protection. There were moments when I couldn’t understand why things kept going wrong, but today I recognize His mercy and care in ways I couldn’t see at the time.
If you’ve ever walked through betrayal, fear, or seasons that made no sense, I pray this episode reminds you that God is still present, still protecting, and still working—even when you can’t see it yet.
Scripture references:
• Psalm 23:4
• Exodus 14:14
• Romans 8:28
• Genesis 50:20
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