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In this genuine and raw episode, we journey with Gina Economopoulos, an end-of-life doula, as she shares profound life lessons from her unique path. From enduring personal trials to finding redemption and purpose, Gina's story is one of resilience and faith. She opens up about her experiences with loss, her 12 year stint in a convent, and her calling to support those in their final moments. Join us as we explore themes of hope, healing, and the beauty of life's final chapter. This episode is a testament to the power of compassion and the enduring spirit of humanity.

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In this heartfelt episode of "Fermenting: God's Not Done With Me Yet," Alyssa Avant discusses a personal journey with anxiety since her younger years. Despite fear, she shares in this episode that just like God uses unseen yeast to lift bread, God uses people like Alyssa in the unseen for a unique purpose. Alyssa is a virtual assistant helping over 25 clients keep their ministries going, launch books, and their businesses organized behind the scenes.

From childhood fears to adult challenges, Alyssa discusses how her faith and practical techniques like journaling, replacing negative thoughts, and staying busy have helped her manage anxiety while doing a job that she loves. Join us as Alyssa opens up about the importance of understanding triggers, seeking counseling, and the role of faith in overcoming mental health struggles. Whether you're dealing with anxiety or looking at how you could become a virtual assistant this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.

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Join us in this heartfelt episode as I host Heather Sudol on this week's show. Heather takes us on a journey as we delve into Chloe's (Heather's Daughter) miraculous health journey. Diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening disease, Chloe's story is one of resilience and hope. After years of dialysis and a challenging transplant process, Chloe's kidneys began to function against all odds. Her journey is a testament to the power of faith, family, and the unseen miracles that unfold in the most unexpected ways. Tune in to hear Chloe's inspiring story and the unwavering support of her family that carried her through the toughest times.

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In this episode, Elizabeth welcomes Tiffany Krumins, the first entrepreneur to receive an investment on Shark Tank's pilot episode, and her father, Brian Dunsha, to discuss their journey in building a family business centered around health. They share their personal stories, including Tiffany's battle with cancer and their commitment to hiring young adults with disabilities. The conversation explores the challenges of scaling a business, the importance of faith in decision-making, and the definition of success beyond financial gain. They also engage in light-hearted moments, including a taste test and a fun game of 'Would You Rather.' Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the significance of family, community, and making a positive impact through their work.

1 Peter 4:10 "Believers are stewards of God's grace, meaning they are entrusted with gifts and are responsible for how they use them."

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Wedding planner Amanda Tyner and Elizabeth discuss that just like dough being stretched and folded to strengthen a bread rise, so can the planning of a wedding strengthen a couple. Amanda shares her insights on the stress of wedding planning and its impact on relationships. The discussion explores the importance of communication, the role of family, and the lessons learned during challenging times. Amanda emphasizes the need for couples to guard their marriage while planning their wedding and highlights the significance of love languages and premarital counseling. The conversation concludes with reflections on aging together as a couple, soulmates, and the joy of celebrating couples' journeys together.

Amanda's Wedding Planning Company: http://www.rmredevents.com

"As Iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." Proverbs 27:17

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Elizabeth Norton Gray hosts Mike and Jackie Chapman, a dynamic husband and wife ministry duo, to discuss the importance of vulnerability and authenticity in ministry and personal life. They explore how outward appearances can be misleading, the challenges of parenting, and the balance between performance and authenticity in their roles. The discussion emphasizes the need for tenderness in the church and the power of music as a form of ministry. The Chapmans share personal experiences that highlight the struggles and triumphs of living a life of faith, ultimately reminding listeners that God is not done with them yet.

1 Samuel 16:7

"People look at the outward appearances but the Lord Looks at the heart."

Lyrics to Mike Chapman original song “God's Not Done With You Yet”

Verse 1

A song for the weary a song for the weak

A song for those who feel you've been let down

A song for the outcast for the ones with no hope

A song for those who feel your in the dark

Pre-Chorus

I know a God who loves the one's the world ignores

Lift your head to the One, who turned the world upside down

Chorus 1

God's not done with you yet God's not done with you yet

There's a cross on Calvary make your past history

Your not forgotten God's not done with you yet

Verse 2

A song for the broken a song for the hurt

A song for those whose burdens are heavy worn

A song for those with sorrows and feel no tomorrow

A song for the ones who've been torn down

Pre-Chorus

Chorus 2

God's not done with you yet God's not done with you yet

There's a cross on Calvary make your past history

God's not done with you yet

There's an empty tomb and grave Jesus bring your healing rain

Your not forgotten, God's not done with you yet

Bridge

So get up get up get up get up, shake those dusty feet

So get up get up get up get up, hear the Spirit speak

Chorus 2

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In this engaging conversation, Bullseye the Clown shares his unexpected journey from aspiring actor and comedian to a clown on a mission. Discover who holds the actually recipe for life, who's call it is to say who measures up and to what standard. Bullseye shares his story about bringing joy to children in need across the globe. He discusses the profound impact of laughter and presence, the spirituality of silliness, and the importance of being present in the lives of those he serves. Through his experiences in various countries, Bullseye emphasizes that joy can be a powerful tool for healing and connection, and he encourages others to embrace their unique gifts, no matter how small they may seem. The conversation also touches on the challenges of measuring impact and the importance of faith in guiding one's purpose.

Bullseye on Bullying: Your Blueprint to Beating the Bullies can be found at https://amzn.to/3Ib7i2R

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Sometimes things come out wrong. In this episode we explore grace, and starting again in both baking and life. Elizabeth Norton Gray interviews Robert Kenney, who shares his powerful journey of overcoming addiction and finding hope through faith. They discuss the importance of second chances, the role of America's Keswick in recovery, and how grace play a crucial part in a life given a second chance. Robert emphasizes that it's never too late for anyone to change and that God's mercy is renewed every morning. The conversation also touches on balancing family life with ministry and the impact of small acts of kindness.

The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning.” Lamentations 3:22–23

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