Bailey Henry, from Brandon, Mississippi, shares her story of infertility and how God met her in the pit of brokenness and deep despair. This story will have you crying and laughing as you realize that no matter what the circumstances of life bring you, God is good, He is sovereign, and He will provide.   IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: * The beauty of God will come, but sometimes you have to go through hell to get there. * God wants to answer all your “whys” and “hows.” * God is always with you in the pits of life.   ON PATREON THIS FRIDAY! We are excited to have Bailey featured as our “Story Within the Story” this month. Listen in as Amy Grote talks more with Bailey about her struggle with infertility, the publishing of her book, and how God has worked in her life through her story. You don’t want to miss this conversation! Become a PATREON INSIDER HERE    Bailey's Book "Having a Baby and Other Things I'm Bad At" HERE

The Pit of Infertility :: Bailey Henry's story :: [ Ep. 234]

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  When Leah Cox from our Jackson community asked the Lord to close some doors, He instead “opened them all—and every window.”      Leah’s story of living out the gospel is one of steady provision and greater purposes. As she kept in continual communication with the Lord during her kidney transplant journey, He regularly confirmed her steps.      Leah will remind you to say yes to God—your life is not your own.     In this episode, you will learn:   – Be on the lookout for the seeds God is planting and be open to His nudging.   – A life of faith does not line up with a life of “what-ifs.”   – When you say yes to God, there is no telling where He might lead you.     Listen to a similar story- Ep. 181   Susannah Cleveland: A Perfect Match    Give  to StoryTellers Live     Become a  Patreon Insider

My Life is Not My Own - Leah Cox's Story :: [Episode 273]

  We are never more near to our Savior than when we are suffering. In that way, we are able to thank Him for it—even when the suffering is unimaginable.       For EA Montgomery, of our Homewood community, a lifetime of loss has given way to an eternal mindset, and grace upon grace has given way to gratitude.       Following the unexpected passing of her two-year-old daughter, EA shares a raw and honest account of what it’s like to journey from the pits of despair to a place of joy and peace.       In this episode, you will learn:      — The Lord will never lead you to where his grace cannot sustain you.       — When you fully trust Him, you can face anything.      — He is merciful, gracious, and loving in all circumstances.       — Your only hope in life and in death is in your Savior, Jesus Christ.         If you would like to donate in honor of this story:  Give to StoryTellers Live         Become a  Patreon Insider   

Sustained by Grace- EA Montgomery's story :: [Episode 272]

  The path to His promises is never predictable. But for Amanda Myers, of our Jackson community, what felt like a detour proved to be the way.     Amanda shares about her precious, ongoing relationship with Guatemala and its people. In making sense of the Lord's work, He changed her mind as much as He changed her plans.     In this episode, you will learn:     - His ways are bigger, better, and beautiful—and often very different from ours.     - We are called to faithfully follow God and lean on His promises in seasons of interrupted plans.     - He is sovereign over our circumstances and provides peace and provisions along the way.      Check out the StoryTellers Live  scripture card set!    Give  to StoryTellers Live     Become a  Patreon Insider

God's Unpredictable Path: Amanda Myers' Story :: [Episode 271]

  Our great God goes to great lengths to love us and redeem us. Still, He works in seemingly small ways, too. For Lauren, He did both.      Lauren shares a detail-rich story that proves the Lord is always gracious, always near, and always working. Listen and learn how an unplanned pregnancy, accompanied with fear and shame, were met with grace and goodness at every turn.     You won’t believe the powerful affirmations the Lord brought about in Lauren’s life!     In this episode, you will learn:   The Lord longs to redeem and restore his lost sheep.  He places just the right people in our lives—at just the right times.  We are who He says we are; judgment and shame fall away when we rest in Him.     StoryTellers Live listener survey (closes 4/19)  Give  to StoryTellers Live   Become a  Patreon Insider

Peeling My Shame Away: Lauren's story :: [Episode 270]

      Have you ever found yourself saying “I got this” to God?     Erin Yost, from our Homewood community, spent years striving for physical and spiritual perfection, living out a false-gospel narrative that told her everything was up to her. Eventually, she found herself completely broken and in the grips of a full-fledged eating disorder.     Through moment-by-moment surrender, persistent prayer, and running to Him for help, Erin shares how she found rescue, recovery, and freedom in Jesus.     In this episode, you will learn:      — His grace is sufficient; it’s not up to us.   — Coming to the end of ourselves is an opportunity to learn full reliance on God.   — Surrender to the Lord often requires moment-by-moment trust and obedience.  Links:     Ep. 117- Mari Beth Poor -"The Octopus of Anorexia"      Listen on Patreon to the  Story Within the Story with Mari Beth Poor     Book by Brennan Manning:   Ragamuffin Gospel: Good News for the Bedraggled, Beat-Up, and Burnt Out    Give  to StoryTellers Live      Become a  Patreon Insider   StoryTellers Live  listener survey

The Pit of Infertility :: Bailey Henry's story :: [ Ep. 234]

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