Hey 👋🏾 there BCU Family!
This week, our post is available in the audio format, as we are interviewing a special guest. To access the audio file, please click the BCU avatar to listen. We pray the conversation blesses you. If so, please thumbs up or leave a comment! Thank you and enjoy the podcast!
We are picking up where we left off last time, BCU Family in the way of part two of my conversation with my special guest, Vonnie Johnson.
This week, Vonnie chats about how her son’s sudden illness changed her life and indirectly led to her taking her first missions trip and teaching for the FIRST time to a congregation on the topic, “Dream again”.
Take a look at the pics at the end of the post (mouse over to see the captions), as you listen to part 2 our candid, sobering and informational chat.
BCU Fam—what part resonated with you the most? Drop us a comment below and let’s continue the conversation! For me, I’m SO grateful for God’s mercy toward Vonnie and her son–and for her reminding me to forgive quickly and completely. With God’s grace, let’s do just that so we can be free of regret and also BE forgiven by God (See Matthew 21-35). Amen? Amen!
Join us next time as we conclude our conversation and talk about gratefulness, sacrifice, ministry and going from “rags to riches” Stay tuned, BCU Fam–you do NOT want miss it!
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Thank you SO much for stopping by. God bless, keep and make His face to shine upon you, as you #StayOnTheWall!
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I’ve been married 15 years and I have to advise single women to live now because your God-given mate may or may not have the same hobbies, desires or likes that you have. My husband and I experience this on frequent basis. We have common ground that we share, but at the same time, we have lives outside of each other and we respect each other’s right to be individual. So, waiting is for the birds. Your (future) husband may or may not even like the same things that you like.
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Come on and testify up in here, Sis!!! I love the idea that you and hubby are individuals, yet a couple. Thanks for confirming that singles should live NOW with the help of the Lord [insert wild applause].
I appreciate you stopping by to comment, Marcee! You are welcome to come back again anytime!
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