Stay ConnectedOn the StoryTellers Live podcast, everyday women share personal stories of the hope found in Jesus Christ. From stories about sorrow and suffering to redemption and joy, these real life encounters with the Lord reveal what God can do when we trust Him with the details of our lives.
Listen in each Wednesday and the first Mondays of the month, and get ready for your faith to increase, for freedom in Christ to be found, and for your perspective to be shifted towards eternity!
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The path of adoption is never an easy road to walk, but for Eva, our storyteller from Katy, Texas, it was an especially difficult road filled with disappointments and detours. In the end, Eva shares how God can give us the desires of our hearts once we submit our plans to Him and trust that His timing is perfect. Today's episode is sponsored by our partner, Neverthirst. Donating $25 to $250 a month helps a woman provide clean and living water to her family. Donate at neverthirstwater.org/storytellers
After the stillbirth delivery of her son Carson at 22 weeks, Sydney, from our community group in Katy, Texas, shares her story of grief and loss and reminds us of God's goodness and peace in the midst. Sponsor: Neverthirst: NeverThirstwater.org Bringing clean and living water to unreached communities
Today's story highlights a message shared in our upcoming Bible Study Series entitled "Discover Your Story - Connecting with God through Messages of Hope." Katie, who serves on our leadership team and authored the study, shares how she's learned to surrender control and trust God more with His plan for her children's lives. (Originally aired on 3/27/19) ***Sponsor: Village Dermatology Villagedermatology.net NeverThirst: neverthirstwater.org "bringing clean and living water to unreached communities
Alzheimer's disease affects more than just the mind of the patient, it is a disease that leaves the caregiver weary and exhausted as well. Renee, from our community group in Birmingham, shares her journey of walking alongside her husband who was diagnosed with early on-set Alzheimer's at the age of 50. Renee tells us the early signs her husband showed, the subsequent diagnosis, and how she provided care for him until he went home to Jesus. It is a story of love and loving well.
Today's Sponsor: Neverthirstwater.org
A little over two years ago, Dana shared her story of the challenges of living with her husband who had chronic pain. Today, she shares all that has happened since then - and it is amazing! This transformation story will give you hope as you hear about the healing that has taken place, not only in her husband's health, but in her marriage as well.
Thirty-six year old Jenna, from our Statesboro, Georgia community group, shares lightheartedly all God has taught her about herself and Him through her years of being single. Whether you are single or married, her story will give you encouragement in trusting God's timing in your life and a sweet reminder of the importance of surrendering your life to God.
Are you a peacemaker? Do you want to make sure everyone around you is happy, sometimes sacrificing your own needs and voice as a result? Katie, who serves on our StoryTellers Live team in Memphis, TN, tells us her story of losing her voice and becoming, in her words, "a victim of her own making" until God brought her to a place of freedom in community and confidence in Christ.
Suzanne, from our Vestavia, AL community group takes us into her life journey with God. She teaches us about the unconditional love of our Father, waiting for His perfect timing, and the importance of being honest and transparent with God. Suzanne also vulnerably shares the path she walked when her mother passed away - a beautiful story to hear as we come upon Mother's Day. (Recorded from our Facebook Live meeting during the COVID-19 shelter in place restrictions ) This episode is sponsored by BOULO Solutions: visit boulosolutions.com.
Through the adoption of her two children from Ethiopia, Angie, from Katy, Texas, shares how God taught her complete dependence on Him. She reminds us that while God can use our gifts and our service for Him, what He really wants from us is an intimate relationship and understanding that Christ alone is our righteousness.
Tobi, from Statesboro, Georgia, takes us into her story as she tells us about the day her life changed forever - the day her husband was in an accident and became a quadriplegic. Tobi shares her struggles, all God has taught her, and she graciously tells us how to better help care for someone who has walked through a tragedy.
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