Where did you see God?
What if God still speaks and works?It can be hard to believe it, even harder to see it... or is it? What if God's not making it hard, but inviting us to look and to listen?This podcast creates a space to practice looking and listening, through voices like yours. Through stories and organic conversat… read more
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SupportHollowed out to the roots... we will find strength again // Questioning mini-series (Bonus: sneak peak of "Strength Again"!)
In episode 56 we meet Sarah Labriny, a gifted singer on the cusp of releasing her long-awaited EP. For most of her life she's tried to grow closer to God; simultaneously, she's experienced hit after hit after hit. Family struggles. A mystery illness. A car accident. In the hardest moments, Sarah found herself wrestling with depression and doubt about God. She felt hollowed out to the roots. However, her experience of God told her that He was not only with her, but that He would be strength again. If you've ever wrestled with depression, trials, or doubt, I believe Sarah's story will encourage you. I also believe her upcoming album will as well. In fact, in this episode you get to hear an early clip from her song "Strength Again", as well as the story of how it came to be. Keep an ear out for the "Strength Again" EP this spring!
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Keep updated with Sarah's music and the upcoming release: sarahlabriny.com
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Love the song? Support the EP's GoFundMe! "Strength Again" was originally written as part of the Urban Doxology Songwriting Internship; due to COVID, the 2021 Internship has been cancelled, but anyone who is interested should still check it out!
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Check out our website: www.WhereDidYouSeeGod.com
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We now have apparel for you to wear as an amazing conversation-starter!
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Have a story? You can leave a brief message at (804) 372-3836, or www.facebook.com/wheredidyouseeGod/
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The music in this episode is "You'll walk, you'll run" by Urban Doxology, from their amazing album "Bread for the Journey." Additional clips by Sarah Labriny
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