My Valley, His Victory

In this week's episode, Bethany Noble, a Wyoming native and science teacher, shares her journey of faith, love for the outdoors, and the creation of her shop, Wild & Pine. The conversation explores the significance of nature in her relationship with God, the importance of fellowship, and how to connect with God in both rural and urban settings. Bethany also reflects on her experiences as a camp counselor and the challenges of navigating church communities, emphasizing the need for intentional conversations and personal growth. In this conversation,we explore the complexities of church attendance, personal faith, and the essence of a healthy church experience. They discuss the importance of community, the challenges faced by individuals stepping back from traditional church settings, and the significance of maintaining a personal relationship with God. The dialogue emphasizes the need for intentionality in worship and the diverse ways individuals connect with their faith.


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In this week's episode, Kayla Hochstein, an operating room nurse from Oregon, shares her journey of faith, love for the outdoors, and experiences of divine intervention. Kayla discusses how her connection with God deepens through nature, her adventures in the Pacific Northwest, and the importance of prayer in her life. She reflects on her healing journey after a difficult divorce and how she uses her experiences to help others. In this conversation, Kayla Hochstein shares her profound journey through long COVID, detailing the physical and emotional challenges she faced after contracting the virus while working as a nurse. She discusses the drastic changes in her life, including moving in with her parents and the struggle to maintain hope amidst overwhelming health issues. Kayla emphasizes the importance of faith, community support, and a holistic approach to healing, combining both Western and alternative medicine. Her story is one of resilience, transformation, and the power of keeping faith during the darkest times.

Connect with Kayla: @kaylahochstein719

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In this episode, Tara Myers shares her incredible journey from a traumatic childhood to becoming a therapist specializing in dialectical behavior therapy. She discusses her love for the outdoors, how it has transformed her life, and her experiences with faith and healing. Tara opens up about her struggles with mental health, including borderline personality disorder and PTSD, and how she found purpose in helping others through therapy. Her story is one of resilience, personal growth, and the power of nature and faith in overcoming life's challenges.

Follow Tara on Instagram:
@tararubinomyers
Check out her practice
www.centerforebt.com

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In this week's episode, Bryce Campbell, shares his journey from a homeschooled child in Charleston, South Carolina, to a passionate advocate for outdoor adventures and faith. He discusses the pivotal moments in his life, including the loss of his brother and his father's battle with cancer, which shaped his understanding of God and purpose. Bryce emphasizes the importance of creation in deepening one's relationship with God and encourages listeners to seek community and connection in their faith journeys. He also offers practical advice for those feeling lost or in crisis, highlighting the significance of surrendering to God and finding solace in nature.

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In this week's episode, Julie George, also known as Mountain Goat on the trail, shares her journey of hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT) and how the outdoors has played a role in her relationship with Christ. She participated in the Revelation Wellness Outdoor Leadership Program called RevWild and later became a leader for them. Julie started a hiking ministry called Hiking on Purpose and received the position as the 2024 Trail Chaplain to hike the full length of the AT, sharing the love of Jesus. She emphasizes the simplicity and joy of being in nature and encourages others to be still, listen, love, and radiate joy and positivity. Julie George, also known as Mountain Goat, shares her experience on the Appalachian Trail and the lessons she learned along the way. She talks about how she got her trail name and the significance it holds for her. Julie discusses the pressure to perform, and the valley experience she went through on the trail. She shares how she overcame shame and learned to let go of expectations, allowing God to work through her story. Julie encourages others to embrace their past and trust that it does not define their future.

Follow Julie on Youtube: @Mountain_Goat_Hikes

Facebook: Mountain Goat Hikes

Instagram: @mountaingoathikes

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In this week's episode, Benny Braden,  a record-setting hiker and founder of Responsible Stewardship, discusses his journey and the importance of outdoor stewardship. He grew up in East Tennessee surrounded by mountains and developed a love for hiking and the outdoors. After struggling with post-traumatic stress, he turned to hiking as a form of therapy and has hiked approximately 9,000 miles. Benny started Responsible Stewardship to address the increase in trash and pollution in outdoor spaces, and the organization has grown to include volunteers from around the world. Benny emphasizes the importance of leaving the outdoors better than we found it and the positive impact it can have on mental health. Benny Braden shares his experiences of finding God in nature and the importance of spending time in His creation. He discusses how being in the outdoors allows him to connect with God on a deeper level and find peace. Benny emphasizes the power of prayer and the impact it has on his relationship with God. He also talks about the importance of gratitude and how it has helped him navigate tough times in his life. Benny shares personal stories of wilderness experiences and the lessons he learned from them. He encourages listeners to trust in God, breathe, and not give up.

Follow Benny on Instagram: Therealbennybraden
Check out Responsible Stewardship

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In this week's episode, Nick Reed, a physician assistant from Nebraska, emphasizes the importance of slowing down and being present in nature, allowing it to recharge and refresh the soul. Nick also shares a personal story of how God revealed Himself to him during a challenging time in his life. He discusses the importance of falling in love with the present and finding contentment in God's plan, even when it doesn't align with our expectations. Nick emphasizes the value of sitting with God in the midst of doubt and suffering, and the importance of community in navigating unanswered prayers. Nick encourages vulnerability and embracing the full range of emotions, knowing that God is present in both the highs and lows of life.

Follow along with Nick: 
@xtraordinary_dadlife
@stillwaters_clothing
www.thestillwaterscollective.com

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
Gentle and Lowly

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In this week's episode, Brad Sasser, also known as Shep on the Trail, is a trail chaplain who serves and blesses hikers primarily on the East Coast along the Florida Trail and the Appalachian Trail. He and his wife, Michelle, have been involved in outdoor ministry since 2019. He also talks about his journey from being a pastor to becoming a trail chaplain and how outdoor recreation and nature play a role in his ministry. He also talks about a time of burnout in his life when he was a bivocational accountant and a pastor, and how he learned to prioritize his relationship with God, his family, and his work. Brad emphasizes the importance of finding hobbies and activities that recharge and refresh the soul, and the need for pastors and ministry leaders to take time for their self and their family. He also discusses the consumer mentality in churches and the importance of every member playing a part in serving and building up the body of Christ.

Instagram:
@AdventurePreacher & TrailServants
Books written by Brad:
Highways and Hedges: New Life Lessons from a Trail Chaplain
The Road Less Traveled: 23 Life Lessons from the Trail

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In this week's episode, Amelia Harrison, author of a self-published book and the president of Liam's Light Foundation. Amelia shares her experience of losing her son Liam in a drowning accident and how she found strength and faith in God during her season of grief. She emphasizes the importance of celebrating small successes and accepting help from others. Amelia also discusses the challenges of navigating grief with a partner and the need for understanding and communication. She shares resources such as her foundation, Liam's Lite Foundation, and her book, 'Just Show Up,' which offers support and guidance for those going through similar experiences.

Liam's Light Foundation (liamslightfdn.org) 
@liams.light.foundation

The Irreverent Grief Guide: How to F*cking Survive Months 1-3: Kupferman, RN, LPC, Elizabeth: 9798696623351: Amazon.com: Books

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In this week's episode, Gwyn Mais, a marriage coach and veteran, shares about her work in helping couples heal through crisis. Gwyn shares her passion for crisis work and how it aligns with her own personal story. They also discuss Gwyn's experience as a military spouse and living in Florida. The episode concludes with Gwyn sharing a season of wilderness she went through and how God prepared her to walk through it. Gwyn shares her personal journey of walking through trauma and the impact it had on her marriage. She emphasizes the importance of not holding onto trauma and learning to process it in a healthy way. Gwyn also highlights the significance of having spiritual eyes and relying on God's power in difficult times. She encourages listeners to strengthen themselves through prayer and reading the Bible. Gwyn's story serves as a reminder that marriages can be restored and strengthened when we trust in God's ability to overcome any circumstance.

https://www.facebook.com/stillwaterscoaching23
Https://www.stillwaterscoaching.life
https://www.instagram.com/stillwatersmarriagecoaching/

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