Part 2 of Maisa's story is here and in all its barely edited glory- I couldn't leave anything out, it was all too good! This is her testimony on how God drew her from thousands of miles away in Brazil to teensy little central Arkansas. A real conversation is had about immigrants and the struggles from the other side that we don't always see as Americans. Church hurt is also mentioned. The hand of God in her life is so evident throughout the twists and turns of her life to now, where she and her husband are living a blessed life! And wait for it, there's a huge surprise at the end! Love all y'all-until next week:)

Originally born in Brazil, Maisa Harrison shares with us her beautiful journey of finding God. Through twists and turns of atheism, different religions, heartbreak, and even demonic spirits, her story is packed full of examples of how far God will go to save His one lost sheep. He loves us so very much, and this testimony will leave you knowing this and so much more.

Rachael Justice- mom to two, married to Dustin (DJ), opens up about her personal testimony and journey to God. It wasn't an easy path, and even after getting in church, it wasn't always a bed of roses. She speaks on different trials, being a rebellious teenager, experiencing jail as a juvenile, trials regarding motherhood, a difficult first baby, and being the default caregiver for her bedridden mother who almost died of Covid. Throughout all of it, her theme was "determination". She was determined to overcome, and she did.

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Season 2 is here. Misty Howard is a mom of 4, a faithful choir member, director, and is heavily involved in FPCNLR's music on a weekly basis. When we sat down today, I had no idea that she wanted to open up and share about something that she has been carrying completely on her own. The Bible says to bear one anothers burdens. It also talks about encouraging one another. Today is just that. THERE IS PURPOSE in your faithfulness. Keep going. You're not alone.

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Between shotgun weddings and court proceedings, Rachel Motes Wheeler, mom to 5, holds nothing back from her personal testimony, and it's one for the books. It will make you cry from laughing, and then cry some more. The combo of her hilarious personality and rare candor brings this conversation to another level of real. You will be encouraged from the top of your head, alllll the way to them feet, and may they be used of God.

Themes in this podcast:

promises made to God

rebellious spirit

hollywood

shame/regret

prayer life

faith and miracles

52 day fasts

angel experience

new tongue

"And they of the circumcision which believed were astonished, as many as came with Peter, because that on the Gentiles also was poured out the gift of the Holy Ghost. For they heard them speak with tongues, and magnify God." Acts 10:45-46

Amanda Roberds | This week, Amanda gives her personal testimony on how early on as a child, she saw God work a miracle in her family. This miracle planted a seed of faith in her mind as a young kid that pulled her through the difficult years of being a teenager. Themes discussed are family member addiction, childhood family struggles, praying for lost family members, finding the spouse God has for you, unmet expectations and worries in early motherhood, digging out a prayer life, and specific miracles.

Anna Weaver, mom to 5, doer of many things, sits down with us this week and talks all things parenting. She starts out telling her testimony-the unedited version- and moves into themes such as first baby experiences, PPDA, struggles, mental health, and routines that help.

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This week, Regina Matlock sits down with Jessica and talks on how keeping the main thing the main thing is what she contributes her 35 years of marriage with four grown children in Truth to...she touches on raising teenagers, empty nesting, and more.

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Co-parenting.

Divorce is never the fairy-tale, but a happy-ever-after can still exist. In this episode, Wendy Fraley delves into it. If the focus is to minimize the scar of divorce on the child, HOW do you go about it? Is there a fail-proof way?