In this episode, Sarah Grace Hallas shares her insights on trusting God for immeasurable blessings, especially during challenging times. She discusses practical strategies for holding onto hope when life feels overwhelming and the narrative seems to have concluded. Sarah recounts her powerful journey of reconciliation with her ex-husband, highlighting the transformative effects of forgiveness and restoration. Additionally, she introduces her Abundantly More Community, a supportive space for women seeking encouragement and connection in their faith. Finally, listeners get an exclusive preview of her new devotional, This Is Not Forever: Hopeful Reminders That God Has Abundantly More in Store.

Join us for this uplifting conversation that reminds us all of the hope and abundance that can be found in faith, no matter what life throws our way. If you're seeking encouragement and inspiration, this episode is for you!

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More Resources

• Our 5-Week Guide to Manage Your Anxiety is packed with wisdom from five counselors, offering spiritual and emotional health exercises, reflective spaces, and practical tools. This guide is designed to support you in your journey toward peace and trust, even in the midst of anxiety and struggle.
• Our Birds and Lilies Bible study for anxiety seeks to counter what some are calling “anxiety culture,” a phenomenon that impacts women across the world.