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God is writing a great big story and you have a standing invitation to be a part of it. Every week, host Meridith Foster sits down with a guest to share their chapter in God’s unfolding story.

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Unfolding Short Stories: “What does it look like for a coral biologist to minister to creation?” Rachel Jordan

“What does it look like for a coral biologist to minister to creation?” For Rachel Jordan, that question became painfully real when the reefs she studied began to vanish. As she searched for answers in both science and Scripture, Rachel began to see a bigger redemption story and a calling to bring restoration to God’s underwater creation. If you’re interested in Rachel’s book, you can discover more here: If the Ocean Has a Soul A Marine Biologist's Pursuit of Truth through Deep Waters of Faith and Science

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Page 142: Courtney Smallbone: God Can Do the Impossible 

Courtney Smallbone comes from a long line of Jesus-followers—but as a teenager, she wasn’t convinced. That changed after a powerful encounter that shifted her from skeptic to wholehearted believer. When she witnessed God move in a miraculous way, it marked her for life and reshaped her expectations of what God could do. That moment would become the foundation of her faith when she later faced a situation that looked impossible. Courtney is married to Luke, one half of the Grammy-winning duo For King & Country. She is the author of Technicolor Woman. Show Notes: Website: https://technicolorwoman.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courtneysmallbone_/ Book: https://www.forkingandcountry.com/products/technicolor-woman-devotional

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Page 172: Consumed By Fire: Caleb, Jordan and Josh Ward 

Caleb, Jordan, and Josh Ward, the brothers who make up Consumed By Fire, first played music together in 2006. They hit the road with a heart to serve and tell people about the hope of Jesus through music. For years they played and traveled, mostly for small crowds and small pay. They were living and working by faith- A way of life they had watched their parents model in a powerful way. But it’s tough to live a life of ministry on the road. They were burning out. Despite a clear call from God, after 13 years of hard work, they decided to quit. That’s when God gave them a song called “First Things First,” that changed everything. Show Notes: Website: https://consumedbyfire.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consumedbyfire/?hl=en

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