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Sin eats away at who we are like leprosy, leaving spiritual wounds we can't heal ourselves. In this episode, Amy Keck explores how Christ's blood becomes the healing balm for our afflicted souls. What wounds are you carrying that need divine cleansing?

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What does it mean to be truly brave? Is courage exclusively found in dramatic moments of heroism, or might it exist in the quiet surrender to life's most humbling circumstances? 

In this deeply personal episode, I explore the paradoxical relationship between bravery and humility through the lens of Scripture and my own family's journey. Beginning with Philippians 4:8's call to focus on whatever is "true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable," I share how an unexpected invitation to write poetry led me to profound insights about humility flowing through us rather than from us.

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What gives ordinary people the strength to face extraordinary challenges with peace and confidence? Discover the source of true courage through the remarkable story of John and Betty Stamm, missionaries in China who, in December 1934, faced execution with supernatural calm. Their final letter, written just days before being beheaded for their faith, reveals a profound peace that defies human understanding.

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Join Amy Keck as she explores what it means to have an "uncomplaining heart" through the lens of 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 and her father's battle with ALS. Amy shares powerful insights about finding joy in difficult circumstances after witnessing her father's remarkable response to his terminal diagnosis.

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