Tell His Story

What happens when God asks you to say yes before you know all the details? For the St. Clairs, following Jesus has meant embracing adventure, stepping into ministry and missions, navigating adoption and church planting, and learning to trust God one day at a time.

In Episode 35, we sit down with the St. Clairs to talk about their call to ministry and their upcoming mission to the Netherlands. We explore what it looks like to hear from God, respond to His leading, and follow Him even when the path ahead feels uncertain.

Their story is a powerful reminder that God doesn’t waste our hardship. Through seasons that pushed them beyond their own strength, God provided their daily bread—exactly what they needed to make it through each day. And in the process, He cultivated a deeper empathy for other families who are walking through difficult seasons. Because they have experienced their own need for God’s sustaining grace, they can now enter into the pain of others with compassion and understanding.

Following Christ doesn’t come with a promise of an easy life. We are in a spiritual battle, and saying yes to God doesn’t mean we get to see the whole picture before we take the next step. It means trusting Him with the rest.

Whether you’re discerning a call to missions, wondering how to hear God’s voice, or simply trying to be faithful in the season you’re in, this conversation will encourage you to surrender your plans, trust God’s provision, and remember that He is faithful every step of the way.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The St. Clairs’ call to ministry and cross-cultural missions
• Adoption, church planting, and the adventures of following God’s leading as a family
• How do we hear from God and discern His direction?
• Their growing burden for immigrants and the people God has called them to serve
• How God uses our hardest seasons to prepare us to walk alongside others
• Learning to depend on God for our daily bread
• Why following Jesus doesn’t always mean an easy road
• What it looks like to give God your yes and trust Him with the rest

Join the St. Clairs’ Story

The St. Clairs are raising support for their mission to the Netherlands, and there are several ways you can come alongside their family as they prepare for this next chapter.

You can support them financially, commit to praying for them, send encouragement during the difficult days ahead, and connect them with others who may want to be part of their mission.

• Support their mission: www.reliant.org/stclairefamily
• Follow their journey on Instagram: @stclairesgoingdutch
• Sign up for prayer emails: https://forms.gle/pMZeygVqeven8sp5A
• Contact the family: [email protected]

Resources We Mentioned

• CalledTogether: A relationship website for cross-cultural workers — www.calledtogether.us
• Perspectives on the World Christian Movement: A missions course to deepen your understanding of God’s global mission — http://perspectives.org
• Operation World: A prayer resource to help you pray for the nations — https://a.co/d/01rJIAAL

A Final Encouragement

What is God asking you to say yes to today?

You may not know how He will provide, where He will lead, or what the next season will hold. But you can trust the One who does. God can use even the hardest parts of your story to grow your faith, deepen your compassion, and prepare you to serve others in ways you never expected.

Give Him your yes. Trust Him with the rest.

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What do you do when life doesn’t go according to plan?

For Dominique Infante, the answer has been to keep searching for God—even in the hardest places.

Dominique has a heart to serve, but her journey has taken her through some incredibly difficult seasons: the challenges of ministry, cancer and kidney disease, job displacement, and divorce. Through every unexpected turn, she has witnessed the compassion, faithfulness, and intentionality of God.

After receiving a diagnosis and being told she had only six months to live, Dominique’s perspective on everyday life changed. What could have been filled with fear has instead become a deep gratitude for each day she is given.

We talk about what it means to trust God when you don’t understand what He is doing, and how feelings can mislead us—but faith is a choice. You may not feel courageous, but you can still choose courage. You may not be able to see what God is doing, but that doesn’t mean He isn’t working.

Dominique shares how God has sustained her in her weakness and reminds us that His strength is made perfect when ours runs out.

“When you search for God, you will find Him.”

If you’re walking through a season of uncertainty, disappointment, illness, loss, or simply wondering where God is in the middle of your circumstances, this conversation is a beautiful reminder that God is present, He is working, and He is sustaining you—even when you can’t see it.

Psalm 20:6
“Now this I know: The Lord gives victory to his anointed.”

Acts 17:28
“For in him we live and move and have our being.”

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In this encouraging episode, I sit down with Jacque Reinhart, a retired teacher and longtime follower of Jesus whose life has been marked by faith, perseverance, and trust in God's goodness.

For the past 45 years, Jacque has prayed for healing. While she continues to wait, her faith remains steadfast as she trusts that God will heal her in His perfect timing and according to His perfect plan.

Together, we discuss what it means to be a submissive wife in today's world, the joys and challenges of their adoption journey, the adventure of church planting, and the life-changing truth of how God sees His children.

Jacque shares wisdom gained through decades of walking with Jesus, reminding us that our identity is not found in our circumstances but in the love of our Heavenly Father. This conversation is filled with hope for anyone waiting on God, navigating difficult seasons, or seeking a deeper understanding of His heart.

Favorite Takeaway:"Faith isn't trusting God only when we get the answer we want—it's trusting Him while we wait."

Meet Sarah Buis, a Tennessee homeschool mom of two and the heart behind “Ever Woven Grace” on Instagram.

Sarah shares her powerful story of being raised in a cult and how God gently led her into freedom, healing, and a deeper understanding of His love. Her journey has shaped the way she approaches motherhood today — rooted not in performance or perfection, but in connection.

Now a trusted voice encouraging moms online, Sarah helps women release comparison, feel truly seen in the everyday moments of motherhood, and learn how to reflect God’s love to their children in practical ways.

We talk about:

* Healing from a complicated childhood

* A unique diagnosis leading to two strokes and multiple miraculous recoveries

* Letting go of comparison culture in motherhood

* Homeschool life and intentional parenting

* Building strong relationships with our children

* How connection — not perfection — transforms parenting

Sarah reminds us that motherhood isn’t about getting everything right; it’s about showing up with love, presence, and grace.

“Everything in parenting comes back to connection, not perfection.”

This conversation will encourage any mom longing to slow down, be present, and parent from a place of security in Christ.

Author, speaker, and teacher Cally Logan shares her powerful testimony of walking through a life-threatening illness as a teenager and discovering deep friendship with Jesus in seasons of isolation and survival mode.

In this Christian podcast episode, we talk about faith during suffering, trusting God while waiting for healing, overcoming loneliness, and finding identity as a child of God instead of in illness or circumstances. Through Scripture, prayer, and personal testimony, Cally encourages listeners to remain confident in God’s goodness even in hard seasons.

If you are navigating chronic illness, unanswered prayers, or a season of waiting, this conversation will strengthen your faith and remind you that God is present in every moment.

Topics Covered:

Christian faith • suffering and hope • chronic illness testimony • identity in Christ • waiting on God • power of prayer • encouragement for women of faith

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In this powerful episode, Jessica Dehereera shares her deeply personal journey of redemption. Her story begins in places of pain—marked by abuse, abandonment, suicidal thoughts, same-sex attraction, and a desire to find her own way in the world.

But God.

Through the love and faithfulness of people placed in her life, Jessica encountered the truth of who God is—a Father who pursues, restores, and never lets go. What once felt like a life defined by brokenness has been transformed into a testimony of healing, purpose, and unwavering hope.

Today, Jessica serves as a family minister at her church, pouring into the lives of children and sharing the same love of God that once reached her in her darkest moments. Her life is a beautiful reflection of how God uses others to plant seeds, speak truth, and draw hearts back to Him.

Jessica’s story reminds us that no matter how far we feel, we are never beyond God’s reach.

Key Takeaway:

God is always with you—going before you, walking beside you, and holding you steady through it all.

Scripture Highlight:

Deuteronomy 31:8

“The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”

This episode is for anyone who has ever felt abandoned, lost, or unsure of their place in God’s story. Jessica’s testimony is living proof that God’s faithfulness never fails.

Thomas Miller – From Drug Dealing to Pastor & Hospice Chaplain

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Thomas Miller — a proud husband and father of three — whose story is a testimony of radical transformation and the relentless love of God.

Thomas shares his journey from drug dealing, to brick laying, to becoming a pastor and hospice chaplain. His life is living proof that no one is too far gone for redemption. What began in brokenness became a calling rooted in sonship and surrender.

He is the founder of “On The Mission Podcast” and leads “Mission Music”, ministries devoted to spreading the Gospel and helping others discover their identity in Christ.

In This Episode, We Talk About:

• ​ The misconception that we have to “clean ourselves up” before coming to Christ
• ​ How to talk to your kids about sin with truth and grace
• ​ Why intimacy with the Father must come before serving His people
• ​ Learning the heart of the Master before stepping into ministry
• ​ The shift from shame-based identity to sonship

Thomas reminds us that God doesn’t call us wretches — He calls us sons and daughters. Before you serve God’s people, you must first know the Father’s heart for you.

One of the most powerful takeaways from this conversation:

Joy is J.O.Y. — Jesus Over You.

True joy comes from being secure in God’s beautiful love for you.

This episode will challenge you to let go of performance, embrace identity, and rest in the confidence of being fully loved by the Father.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded: You don’t clean up to come to God — you come to God and He does the cleaning.

In this powerful and honest episode, we sit down with Brandy Luna—author, podcaster, and realtor—whose heart beats for authentic faith and wholehearted surrender to God.

Brandy is the author of “Like a Palm Tree” and has written several books that point readers toward resilience, trust, and deep roots in Christ. She currently lives in Las Vegas, where she works as a realtor and shares life with close friends, all while faithfully pursuing God’s call on her life.

Brandy opens up about her personal journey through abandonment, loss, trauma, and the relentless pursuit of God through it all. Rather than presenting a polished image of perfection, Brandy gives permission for a faith that is real, transparent, and surrendered—one that walks closely with God even in the hard places.

This conversation is a reminder that faith isn’t about having it all together; it’s about continually saying yes to God. Brandy closes the episode by encouraging us to fight the good fight, stay rooted, and not give up, even when the journey feels heavy.

If you’ve ever struggled with letting go, trusting God in pain, or showing up as your true self before Him, this episode will speak directly to your heart.

🎧 Listen in and be encouraged—you’re not alone, and God is not finished with your story

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In this powerful and hope-filled episode, I sit down with Tammy Garcia, a woman whose life story is marked by perseverance, faith, and redemption.

Tammy has been married to her husband for 37 years and is the proud mom of two sons and one daughter. While her life reflects deep love and commitment, her journey has not been without hardship. Tammy openly shares her experiences with loss, addiction, and brokenness—and how, even in the darkest seasons, she never let go of her faith.

Throughout our conversation, Tammy reflects on how suffering shaped her rather than defeated her. She offers a striking perspective, describing suffering as a flood—one that doesn’t come to destroy, but to prepare you, strengthen you, and equip you to survive the storm when it comes.

Her testimony is a beautiful reminder that redemption is always possible and that God is present even in the most overwhelming seasons of life. Tammy’s story will encourage anyone who feels weary, stuck, or uncertain, reminding us that faith can carry us through—even when the waters rise.

In this episode, I got to hear the amazing story of Dacia Hamby. She’s the CEO of OneVoice, mom of three, and a woman who lives on mission everywhere she goes. Dacia shares her heart for serving others, leading with purpose, and staying faithful to the call God has placed on her life—both at home and around the world.

Dacia spent years working with kids at a children’s home in Uganda, an experience that deeply shaped her leadership, compassion, and global perspective. We talk about obedience, motherhood, leadership, and what it really looks like to say “yes” to God in every season.

This conversation is honest, inspiring, and a reminder that your mission doesn’t start someday—it starts right where you are.

Join us in praying for the courageous women at OneVoice. We follow Dacia’s guidance and pray Gods light will pierce the darkness and as they come to OneVoice, they will see Jesus and feel the light.

85-90% of funding comes from donations. Please consider donating $5/month. Residential care with counseling, medical, food & clothing is $80,000/year/survivor.

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If you’re seeking God’s will in your life, this one is for you!