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Page 246: Cathy Vincent: Never Ending God Stories 

How do you keep moving forward when life feels like one battle after another? In this episode, Cathy Vincent shares her incredible journey of faith, resilience, and God’s steady presence through every season. From encountering Jesus as a young girl to a miraculous healing from epilepsy in her twenties, Cathy’s story is filled with both divine moments and everyday faithfulness. She shares life’s deepest struggles, including losing a child, surviving financial hardships and a devastating flood, alongside the joys of raising four children and building a life of faith with her husband, Don. After Don’s passing, Cathy discovered life could still be full and rich with purpose. “My life partner has left,” she says, “but Jesus, the love of my life, has not.” Cathy shares how journaling helped her trace God’s faithfulness and hear His voice in both battles and blessings. Now in her 80s, she continues to encourage others through speaking, writing, and her book, Never Ending God Stories. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your story, Cathy’s story will remind you, He’s been there all along. Show Notes: Website: https://cathyvincent.com/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/NeverEnding-GodStories-Our-Adventures-Lifetime/dp/0960058702

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Unfolding Short Stories: “This makes you way more real to us.”  Amber Albee Swenson

“This makes you way more real to us.” That’s what Amber Albee Swenson’s kids told her after she finally opened up about her past. She had spent years teaching the Bible and leading her family in faith, but still carried silent shame that was creating distance. One conversation changed everything. Vulnerability became the key to deeper trust, healing, and faith. Amber’s latest book is called “The Key to Confidence”.

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Unfolding Short Stories: “You don’t have to throw your brain in the dustbin to be a Christian.”  Justin Brierley explains why he's still a Christian

“You don’t have to throw your brain in the dustbin to be a Christian.” Raised in the UK with few Christians around him, Justin Brierly encountered God powerfully at age 15. But later, in the halls of Oxford, doubt crept in. What followed was a deep search for truth that led to a career of asking hard questions and finding better answers. His book Why I’m Still a Christian tells that story. It's shaped by conversation, discovery, and a thoughtful pursuit of faith. “We all come to life with a worldview… the question is: which one makes better sense?”