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Empowering Abuse Survivors: Tools and Support for Healing with Stacey Womack
Tune in as Patricia Holbrook interviews Stacy Womack, founder of Abuse Recovery Ministry Services (ARMS). They discuss crucial resources for abuse recovery, Stacy’s new book “On the Front Lines of Abuse,” and the “Her Journey” program for women. Gain valuable insights on how faith communities can better support abuse victims.
No Pain Is Wasted
What happens when life takes an unexpected turn?
In this week’s episode of God Sized Stories, I sat down with Kim Patton—author and foster care advocate—whose journey through sudden moves, heartbreak, and ministry challenges will stir your heart. Her story is a reminder that God often births purpose from our most painful seasons.
🎧 Don’t miss this powerful conversation!
God Uses Broken Leaders: The Clay Pot Conspiracy with Dave Harvey
Leadership isn’t for the faint of heart. We all carry scars—some from our own mistakes, others from wounds inflicted along the way. But what if those very cracks are where God’s power shines the brightest?
In this week’s podcast, I sat down with Dave Harvey to talk about his new book, The Clay Pot Conspiracy: God’s Plan to Use Weakness in Leaders. Dave reminds us that our weakness is not a disqualification—it’s God’s design for resilience and lasting ministry.
🎧 Listen in and be encouraged.
🎁 PLUS—enter to win a copy of Dave’s brand-new book in this week’s giveaway!
When God Says Wait
What do you do when you’ve prayed, trusted, and waited—and the answer still hasn’t come?
In this week’s blog and episode of God-Sized Stories, Patricia Holbrook reflects on the difficult yet sacred seasons of waiting and shares an encouraging conversation with author Lauren Gaskill. Through her journey of infertility, health challenges, and ultimately witnessing God’s faithfulness, Lauren offers hope for anyone navigating unanswered prayers and delayed dreams.
If you’re learning to trust God between prayer and breakthrough, this message will remind you that your waiting is not wasted—and that God is still writing a beautiful story.
