by Shannon Popkin | Mar 24, 2024 | Adult Children, Faith, Forgiveness, Hardship, Miracles, Podcast 8 Sarah, Witness
When Sana when through the trauma of almost losing her nineteen-year-old son in a car crash, she did the unexpected: she shared the forty-three day experience on social media and asked the world to pray that God would do the impossible. Why? Because—as she says—then,...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 20, 2024 | Community, Faith, Father, Forgiveness, Hardship, Pain, Podcast 8 Sarah, Rescue, Witness
Where was God, when a little girl was being trafficked by the mother who should have kept her safe? On the Live Like It’s True podcast, I’m sitting down with Sana Latrease to talk about her story of God’s faithfulness, even in the middle of her...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 13, 2024 | Faith, Fear, Generosity, Podcast 8 Sarah
As Gaby walks through cancer treatments at age 27, she knows her options are narrowing. Yet she continues on this painful path between her trial and God’s promises with perspective and hope. Gaby’s story is part of the “Sarah Series” on the...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 9, 2024 | Anxiety, Faith, Fear, Kids' Perspective, Legacy, Podcast 8 Sarah, Witness
Would you ask your twelve-year-old to bravely live her faith, in a time of crisis? In part two of our conversation, Heather Cofer shares the story of her twelfth birthday in Mongolia and how—even when she was so afraid—her dad commissioned her to walk by faith. She...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 6, 2024 | Anxiety, Faith, Fear, Kids' Perspective, Legacy, Podcast 8 Sarah, Witness
What if God asked you to leave everything you love? Would you do it? On the Live Like It’s True podcast, Heather Cofer talks about her experiences as a child in Mongolia which still shape her faith today. Heather’s story is highlighted in my new Bible...
by Shannon Popkin | Feb 13, 2024 | Concrete, Faith, Kids' Perspective, Parenting
Back when my son Cade was in fifth grade, he came downstairs and found me working in the office late at night, after everyone else had gone to bed. He said, “Mom, I felt Daddy looking for my tooth under my pillow, but I guess he didn’t find it.” He...