Ep 02 - Abdou Kattih

06/04/19 • 74 min

Some stories are graphic reminders of the awful things humans are capable of. Better stories remind us that we’re capable of overcoming the evil with good. Abdou Kattih grew up in Syria, long before the official beginning of the civil war. He witnessed, first hand, the events and attitudes that lead up to the violence we've seen in the last 8 years. How do those experiences shape the life and views of someone so young? What lasting impacts do they have on an extended family?

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Dealing with an anorexia and bulimia is a huge struggle... but what do you do if you have never even heard of an eating disorder? Krystal Cook grew up in an Amish community near the Canadian border. She shares her life story to this point, and how she was able to get help and overcome struggles her family didn't even have words for.

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Ep 03 - Corey Trimble

"Hitting bottom" is a phrase we toss around pretty casually. What does hitting bottom really look like?

Corey Trimble, like millions of Americans, grew up in a "broken home." After his parent's called the family together to announce their decision to divorce, Corey's downward spiral began in earnest. The journey from that family meeting in Mt. Juliet to pastor of a large church in Murfreesboro was anything but a straight line.