Hope
Stories, devotionals, and podcast episodes to give you more HOPE, ENCOURAGEMENT, and PEACE in your journey.
When God does not remove the hard thing, most of us eventually land on one of two explanations. Either He is not listening, or we did something wrong. This week on the podcast, our guest Brittany Plourde shared something extraordinary in Brittany’s story, part three. And I want to write to the person who heard
How God prepares us for hard times is almost never obvious while it is happening. In fact, most of the time it looks like nothing at all. It looks like a job. A season. A few ordinary years you would not think to write down anywhere. This week on the podcast, our guest Brittany Plourde told
When doctors give you a timeline, something inside you goes very quiet. However, what my friend Brittany Plourde said back to a room full of doctors is something I have not been able to stop thinking about since the day we recorded this conversation. This is part two of Brittany’s story. It holds the hardest moment
When you’re walking through cancer, you don’t need someone to pretend the valley isn’t real. You need to know you’re not walking it alone. That’s the quiet promise tucked inside the most familiar psalm there is — and it’s where I’ve found a peace in the valley of cancer that I could never have manufactured
Calise’s story left me with a question I could not shake, and it goes straight to the heart of living hope in Jesus. When I walked through my own cancer journey back in 2017, I already believed in Him — but I did not always turn to Him first. And that one habit, or the
If you are waiting on God during cancer right now, this is for you. Waiting for results. Waiting for healing. Waiting for the treatment to work. Waiting for strength to return. Waiting for an answer to a prayer you have been praying for weeks, maybe months. Waiting on God during cancer is one of the hardest
I can tell you exactly what happens. Because it happened to me. On January 4th, 2017, my doctor called before 7am. There was good news and bad news. The good news: no kidney stones. The bad news: a tumor the size of an orange in my bladder, appearing cancerous. Just like that, my world changed. But
Choosing hope during a cancer diagnosis may be the hardest and most important decision you ever make — and Dr. Michelle Bengtson’s story will show you exactly how it is done. Let me ask you something — and be completely honest in your answer. The moment you heard the word “cancer,” what did you feel deep inside? For
Today, we have an incredible story about Calise, who battled stage 4 cancer. Her story is not only uplifting and inspiring, but a great example of what Scripture tells us to do in difficult situations. Her story is familiar. It has the same messages and issues we all face when we are on our journeys with
Easter carries a profound and deeply personal message of Easter hope for cancer patients — not Easter as a holiday, but as a story that speaks directly into the journey you are walking right now. It is a story of love, sacrifice, waiting, and victory. A story of Good Friday, Silent Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday. And
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