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My Weakest Moment — Part 1

My Weakest Moment — Part 1

If you read the excerpts from Chapter 1 of my book Why? Answers to Weather the Storms of Life, you know that when I faced cancer, I thought my life was over. And I feared my ministry was, too. Chapter 2 is the story of how God began slowly teaching me how that was a...
My Weakest Moment — Part 1

When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 5

Recently, I’ve been sharing excerpts from the first chapter of my book, Why? Answers to Weather the Storms of Life. I chose to call this chapter “When the Bottom Falls Out” because that’s exactly what it feels like when you hear the news that starts a stormy season in...
My Weakest Moment — Part 1

When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 4

It’s such an incredible blessing to be part of the family of God. Not only are we children of the King of kings, but we also have brothers and sisters in Christ all around the globe! We can pray for one another and encourage each other when we face the challenges of...
My Weakest Moment — Part 1

When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 3

If you’ve been reading the excerpts from my book, Why? Answers to Weather the Storms of Life, you know that my greatest trial has been cancer. Your trial may be something different — the loss of a loved one, a child who has turned away from God, or overwhelming...
My Weakest Moment — Part 1

When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 2

Throughout my cancer journey, one of the many lessons God taught me was the lesson of humility. I already shared a little bit in a previous excerpt from Why about how I — a public speaker — had to learn to cope when a surgery resulted in me losing my voice. This week,...
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