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She Waited On God And Found A Love That Heals
Season 8 Episode 12
If you’ve ever mistaken pain for love or rushed a decision because waiting felt impossible, this conversation will feel like a deep breath. We sit with a raw testimony of betrayal and a year of tears that became, slowly and honestly, the soil for a different kind of love—one that shows up, prays aloud, and proves intention in small, specific ways. Think nine-hour drives, coffee at the door, and the steady peace of being seen. It’s not a fairy tale; it’s a kingdom marriage in the making, where faith leads and purpose follows.
We also step into Breast Cancer Awareness Month with practical, judgment-free guidance. Early screening saves lives, and many communities offer mobile mammography buses and low-cost programs through local health systems. Faith and medicine don’t compete here; they collaborate. God works through doctors, nurses, and therapists, and wisdom means we pray and we get checked. For caregivers walking alongside loved ones with cancer, we offer compassion and solidarity: your work is heavy, your prayers matter, and your endurance is sacred.
The heart of the episode calls us to humility when others suffer. Not every illness or trial is payback. We all carry a cross, and we all meet God one-on-one. That truth reframes grief, quiets bitterness, and opens us to mercy. We close with a full, moving prayer—for healing in bodies, mending in homes, provision in lean times, and courage to keep waiting well. If you’re standing in a tunnel today, this is your reminder that there’s light ahead and you don’t walk alone.
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