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Josh & Alyssha Lytle join us to share their testimony of deliverance. You will notice early in the episode that it sounds like I say Ohio, WV. HA! Nope they live and minister in Ohio & WV! They have been delivered from a lifestyle of drugs, alcohol and hopeless and now minister to others in the same position they were once in.
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Tara Hukill continues to share her story with us. BUT in this episode, joy, joy and more joy abounds!
This episode should've been published before Episode 14. I overlooked it and I hate that I did so. It is a very scary, dark time that she almost did not walk away from.
This week is a huge turning point for Tara. She decides she is going to find Jesus! Boy does she ever! This episode had me speechless at times from the amazing handiwork of God.
Tara continues to share her story with us. She decides to take control of her life. This leads to an affair, disordered eating and exercising and a lifestyle she never imagined herself in. When she thought it could not get any darker, it did.
Tara continues to share her story of a dark, hopeless time in her life. This includes leaving her home as a teenager, finding love in all the wrong places & people. If you haven't had a chance to listen to Episode 11 please do. You don't want to miss any part of this story!
This story exemplifies what beauty from ashes looks like. Tara Hukill is from Texas and felt called to share her testimony on social media starting on TikTok in 2021. Since that time, God has used her voice to offer hope to so many others. Her story includes her innocence being stolen much too young, continued sexual assault/abuse, rebellion, poor choices and allowing temporary pleasures & desires to dedicate her identity. However, this isn't the end of her story! You will hear the healing & freedom she now gets to live in because she knows who determines her identity & she is secure in who she is in Christ!
My 11th grade prom date was a dear friend of mine. He was kind, funny and just an overall good guy. Little did I know he was already starting to get involved in a lifestyle that would spiral from innocently having fun to addiction, prison, homelessness, dissolve of relationships and everything he loved. The lifestyle wasn't fun anymore it was literally killing him and any hope of a future he had. He is sharing his story today of life before addiction, during addiction, treatment, recovery and maintaining his recovery. He is also now the voice of hope to many that are struggling to get out of the life of addiction.
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