This episode may seem heavier when you think of the subject or look at the title but honestly, recording it brought me light more than darkness. God is near those who are navigating &/or anticipating loss.

Joel, the guest on this episode was my grandmothers hospice chaplain. I met him one time before she passed away in January & knew he was someone I wanted to have on here with me one day. My grandmother loved him instantly when she met him. She couldn't wait for me to meet Joel. I can see why after getting to know him more. Enjoy this episode. It's a little heart tugging, a little healing, & more..
Joel quotes this:

― Helen Keller

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but those who hope in the Lord (who trust in the lord)
will renew (find new) their strength.
They will soar on wings like eagles;
they will run and not grow weary,
they will walk and not be faint.


Let's talk about how to wait well! Karen Ridle is someone I'd sit at the feet of on any topic, but goodness!! This one ya'll are going to LOVE!

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From pg 182 of the "Draw the Circle" prayer challenge:

"History belongs to the intercessors"

More notes from one of my favorite books on this topic:

If you intercede for others, you'd better make sure that others are interceding for you.
Intercession is spiritual warfare. It's not for the faint. By definition, praying hard is hard. There will be times that our heart is breaking because of a prayer burden. No victory has ever been won apart from prayer & praise.

Prayer is the pen that writes history.

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