5 months of silence doesn’t mean absence. It means I needed space to sit with God, be honest with Him, and walk through some heavy things instead of around them. The ending of this year hasn’t been easy, and I’m still in the fire, but I’m learning that real faith isn’t pretending everything’s okay. It’s bringing God exactly how you are and trusting Him to meet you there. I’m thankful to be back. Grateful for grace. And ready to step into 2026 with you, one honest step at a time 🤍
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5 months of silence doesn’t mean absence. It means I needed space to sit with God, be honest with Him, and walk through some heavy things instead of around them. The ending of this year hasn’t been easy, and I’m still in the fire, but I’m learning that real faith isn’t pretending everything’s okay. It’s bringing God exactly how you are and trusting Him to meet you there. I’m thankful to be back. Grateful for grace. And ready to step into 2026 with you, one honest step at a time 🤍
Suffering is a Privilege | There is Hope in the Midst of Our Pain
Wonderfully Broken
34 minutes
1 year ago
Suffering is a Privilege | There is Hope in the Midst of Our Pain
It was just brought to my attentio that this episode was never posted on it's orginal post date (12/25/24)! My sincerest apologies for the oversight. We’ll make sure to do better moving forward!Welcome to the Wonderfully Broken podcast, where we explore the beauty of life's flaws together with the Lord.In this powerful episode, Mackenzie dives deep into the often misunderstood topic of suffering. Drawing from personal experiences and spiritual insight, she challenges listeners to view sufferi...
Wonderfully Broken
5 months of silence doesn’t mean absence. It means I needed space to sit with God, be honest with Him, and walk through some heavy things instead of around them. The ending of this year hasn’t been easy, and I’m still in the fire, but I’m learning that real faith isn’t pretending everything’s okay. It’s bringing God exactly how you are and trusting Him to meet you there. I’m thankful to be back. Grateful for grace. And ready to step into 2026 with you, one honest step at a time 🤍
