The ER sent him home with kidney stones. A week later, doctors found five blood clots and a rare blood cancer.

Nathan Weaver and Paulo Cardoso sit down for the first episode of Meant to Live. Nathan shares the story of moving his family from Toronto to California after sensing God say "move," and what happened one week after they arrived. If they had stayed in Canada, he says, he would not be alive today.

You'll hear about:

- His dad's car accident when he was 13

- Getting kicked out of Bible college

- A family that sold everything to follow what they believed God was saying

- A misdiagnosis, a 45-minute airlift, and a $95,000 flight

- Running a triathlon the day after chemo

- Why he hid his diagnosis from his wife for a week

- Living with a blood cancer that has no cure, without fear

If you're walking through something hard, this episode is for you. You're not alone, and you were made for more.

Meant to Live is about body, mind and spirit, and sharing real stories of what God is doing.

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CHAPTERS

0:00 Welcome to Meant to Live

2:00 Meet Nathan Weaver

3:27 Age 13: his dad's car accident

7:24 Bible college and meeting his wife

9:30 Hungry for more

11:08 "Move to California"

12:53 His son opens a Bible

14:51 Selling everything and the Costco travel insurance

18:45 The ER sends him home

20:16 Five blood clots and an overnight airlift

22:21 The $95,000 flight and the rare blood cancer

24:19 "I'm not here to die, I'm here to live"

26:24 The Joshua 3 promise

28:45 How the family fought back

30:50 The call he hid from his wife

32:42 Why vulnerability makes us strong

36:26 You were made for more

38:32 Advice for teens: you were not born wrong

40:31 A falling wall, a nail, and a reason not to quit

42:19 How to hear God wisely

44:24 The Bible as your life manual

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