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In this powerful episode, we hear her story--Nicole--growing up in chaos, abuse, and abandonment, surviving foster care, and navigating a world where it often felt like no one was safe. But the heart of this episode is her resilience and her deep, unshakable call to ministry. You'll hear about the pain of spiritual resistance, the scars of toxic relationships, and the breathtaking beauty of finding freedom in Christ. Her voice brings both fire and grace, and her testimony is one you won't forget.
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In this deeply personal kickoff episode, we hear his story--Jason--one that begins in a small Indiana town and weaves through the joys and griefs of growing up with a father battling Huntington's Disease. From childhood wonder in the church to answering a call to ministry, through the halls of Kentucky Mountain Bible College and into a first marriage shaped by damaging theology and military life--this is a testimony of calling, heartbreak, healing, and redemption. You'll laugh, reflect, and maybe even see parts of your own story in his.
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Pull up a chair and join two pastors, spouses, and storytellers as they invite you into honest conversations about faith, family, and life in the hills of Appalachia. Table for Two is a…
Whether you're navigating tough spiritual questions or just looking for a meaningful connection, there's room for you here. Hosted by a husband-and-wife team who believe that good stories—and good faith—are best shared together.