3. Suffering: Seeing God's Provisions
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Our guest today is someone whose story intertwines faith, perseverance, calling, and the hope God brings through seasons that feel impossible. We’re joined by Katherine Robertson, who many of you may know as the longtime Chief Counsel to Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall. Katherine has spent years serving the people of Alabama—first at the U.S. Department of Justice, later on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and now in the Attorney General’s Office. She is currently running to serve as Alabama’s next Attorney General. But behind her remarkable career in public service is a...
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2. Breakthrough: From Victimhood to Parenthood
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Welcome to today’s episode of Breakthrough: From Victimhood to Parenthood. I am deeply honored to introduce someone whose story radiates hope and resilience—Hannah Winters. You may know Hannah for her stunning artwork, or perhaps as a dear friend, a mother of three miracles, or that gentle soul who always seems to speak life into others. Her journey is one of profound beauty woven through seasons of suffering and unexpected richness. Today, Hannah opens her heart with vulnerability and encouragement, sharing how she moved from heartbreak to breakthrough. I can’t wait for you to lean in...
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1. Beauty in the Broken: An Unexpected Ending
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Carrie Pittman Hill’s story is one of courage, faith, and unexpected grace. Her path through infertility was anything but simple—marrying later in life, walking alongside a husband who had battled leukemia, and hearing doctors say she had only a 10% chance of conceiving biological children. Torn between fear and faith, Carrie longed to be that 10%. Through every valley, she discovered what it truly means to be carried—by a loving God and a faithful community. This is not just a story; it’s God’s story for her revealing an abundance she never imagined. Though the outcome wasn’t what...
info_outlineCarrie Pittman Hill’s story is one of courage, faith, and unexpected grace. Her path through infertility was anything but simple—marrying later in life, walking alongside a husband who had battled leukemia, and hearing doctors say she had only a 10% chance of conceiving biological children. Torn between fear and faith, Carrie longed to be that 10%.
Through every valley, she discovered what it truly means to be carried—by a loving God and a faithful community. This is not just a story; it’s God’s story for her revealing an abundance she never imagined. Though the outcome wasn’t what she expected, it was filled with beauty and purpose.
Carrie’s journey reminds us that even in the broken places, God’s light shines brightest—turning heartache into hope and creating something beautiful.