In this episode, Margaret McCain shares her journey from a history major at Vanderbilt to a project manager at HCA, highlighting her spiritual upbringing, experiences in college, and the importance of community and service. She discusses her involvement in prison ministry and a transformative mission trip to Nicaragua, emphasizing the significance of taking action in faith. Margaret reflects on misconceptions about faith and works, and shares insights on living out one's faith through service and community engagement.

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In this episode of the Porchlight Podcast, Ethan Fernandez shares his journey from a traditional Catholic upbringing to a vibrant faith in a non-denominational community. He discusses his career transition from Amazon to entrepreneurship, the importance of community in his spiritual growth, and the transformative experiences that shaped his faith. Ethan emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding his decisions and the significance of building relationships that foster spiritual growth. He reflects on the challenges of balancing personal relationships with faith and the lessons learned along the way.

Please note: We believe our stories aren’t wrapped up with a neat bow - God is still writing them. Because our testimonies are living and ongoing, we choose to share them in a way that reflects that journey. As a result, each episode will only be available for a limited time before being removed. 

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In this episode of the Porchlight Podcast, hosts John Pettit and Tyler interview William Trapnell, exploring his background, family influences, and faith journey. William shares insights into his upbringing in a Christian home, his experiences with doubt, and how he integrates his faith into his work life. The conversation delves into misconceptions about God, the importance of understanding grace, and the journey of recognizing one's brokenness. William's reflections provide encouragement and challenge listeners to deepen their relationship with the Lord.

Please note: We believe our stories aren’t wrapped up with a neat bow - God is still writing them. Because our testimonies are living and ongoing, we choose to share them in a way that reflects that journey. As a result, each episode will only be available for a limited time before being removed. 

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In this episode of the Porchlight Podcast, John Pettit shares his journey from a vibrant childhood in Nashville to his current role as a community builder and real estate consultant. He discusses the profound impact of his faith journey, particularly following the loss of his father. John emphasizes the importance of community, vulnerability, and the lessons learned through grief, ultimately highlighting how these experiences have deepened his relationship with God and his desire to serve others.

Please note: We believe our stories aren’t wrapped up with a neat bow - God is still writing them. Because our testimonies are living and ongoing, we choose to share them in a way that reflects that journey. As a result, each episode will only be available for a limited time before being removed. 

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In this inaugural episode of the Porchlight Podcast, hosts John Pettit, Tyler, and Trapp discuss the significance of sharing personal testimonies and the power of community in faith. They introduce Tyler Hull, who shares his background, journey to Nashville, and the impact of mentorship on his life. The conversation delves into Tyler's college experiences, the challenges he faced, and how his faith evolved through community support. The episode concludes with reflections on marriage, personal growth, and a favorite Bible verse that encapsulates the journey of faith.

Please note: We believe our stories aren’t wrapped up with a neat bow - God is still writing them. Because our testimonies are living and ongoing, we choose to share them in a way that reflects that journey. As a result, each episode will only be available for a limited time before being removed. 

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