by Shannon Popkin | Jun 12, 2024 | Faith, Genesis, Hardship, Marriage, Mistakes, Podcast - Torah, Podcast 8 Sarah, Sarah Series, Suffering
God is in control. We say that, but sometimes it’s hard to believe it with the whole world seems to be coming unhinged. In this episode of Live Like It’s True I’m talking with military spouse, Beth Runkle, about a section of Sarah’s story that...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 24, 2024 | Faith, Forgiveness, Hardship, 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 | Faith, Father, Forgiveness, Genesis, Hardship, Pain, Podcast - Torah, Podcast 8 Sarah, Rescue, Sarah Series, 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 talking with Sana Latrease about her story of God’s faithfulness, even in the middle of her childhood trauma....
by Shannon Popkin | Nov 29, 2023 | Faith, God, Hardship, John, Pain, Podcast - Jesus Stories, Podcast 5, Popular Podcast Episodes, Rescue, Suffering
Why, God? Why haven’t you shown up for me? If you love me, God, how could you let this happen to me? Have you ever asked questions like these? In today’s episode on the Live Like It’s True podcast, we’re going to invite you to bring your...
by Shannon Popkin | Sep 7, 2022 | Enemy, Faith, God, Hardship, Hope, Podcast - Torah, Podcast 4, Popular Podcast Episodes, Suffering, True Story of the Beginning
Knowing your origin story matters. Understanding Eden’s grand potential (Genesis 1-s), helps you understand the colossal fall in Genesis 3, and helps shape your understanding of the world and where you’ve come from, and where the story is headed. Think...
by Shannon Popkin | Nov 19, 2018 | Hardship, Suffering, Uncategorized
For a third grade assignment, my son defined thankfulness this way: “It’s when you don’t really like something, like your dinner, and your dad says that you should be thankful for it.” I’m sure he was picturing himself taking huge swigs of...