I was a skeptic who came to faith through asking hard questions.

I'm a long-time Christian whose faith was challenged by hard questions.

Whatever your story is, we all ask questions.

But some questions are more difficult to answer than others.

And some questions keep us up at night.

Who am I?

Does my life have value?

What determines my identity and purpose?

Is there a God?

Does he care?

What will happen when I die?

Is it even possible to know the truth?

We believe every question is valuable, and we receive every question as a gift.

So welcome to the podcast, where we invite you to ask away.

If you're a verbal processor like me, then sometimes you actually don't even know what's going on

inside of your heart until you either speak it out loud or you write it down and suddenly you look at it

and you're like, oh, I didn't even know that was there. I really realized this about myself back in 2018 when I've been living in the States for about a year and a half and it had been like this kind of crazy entry into America, just this really busy season of ministry. And I just felt like me and my husband, we were just on the road. We didn't have kids yet. So we were on the road all the time just speaking at all these different events. And we were just kind of exhausted and it was just go, go, go. And finally we were like, we need a break. And so we've been doing some speaking in Victoria on Vancouver Island. And so after that event finished, we just kind of drove a few hours up the

island to this little place called Tafino, which basically we'd heard it had great surf and no cell

reception, which was exactly what we were looking for. And so we went to bed that first night.

And I woke up the next morning and I was just hoping that I was just going to wake up feeling

really rested. You're like, I'm on vacation. But, you know, instead, when I got up in the

morning, I woke up to this kind of like this fluttering feeling in my stomach. And so, you know,

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