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Tracy Evans shares her extraordinary journey from the streets of Los Angeles to 25 years as a medical missionary in Mozambique, revealing how God consistently turns difficult circumstances into opportunities for redemption. Her powerful testimony demonstrates that faith deepens most profoundly in wilderness seasons when we're entirely dependent on divine provision.

• Growing up with an imprisoned father in inner-city LA, developing early God-consciousness through creation
• Using a stolen alligator at age 12 to escape potential attackers, foreshadowing God's ability to use anything for protection
• Finding Christ through a fellow soldier's consistent love despite Tracy's deliberate antagonism
• Living in a tent in California's wilderness while being discipled by Bill Johnson and Chris Vallotton
• Experiencing hostage situations, smuggling Bibles, and navigating seven coups across various nations
• Overcoming severe depression after returning from Asia through supernatural encounter with Holy Spirit
• Being accidentally called to Mozambique instead of returning to Asia as planned
• Building a medical clinic on land designated for a mosque, reaching Muslims through practical service
• Learning that relationship with God deepens most in wilderness seasons where self-sufficiency is impossible
• Discovering that America is the only place where she experiences loneliness due to cultural independence

If you're experiencing spiritual dryness or disconnection, follow David's example in the Psalms by commanding your soul to "hope in God" rather than wallowing in despair. Discipline your thoughts, rejoice as an act of obedience rather than an emotional response, and seek help from others rather than suffering alone.