Hey, I'm Lisa Whittle and welcome to the Jesus Over Everything show, affectionately known as Joe, where around here you will always hear honest conversations about life, faith, and true strength, courage, and love in the midst of our real everyday life.

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in the show notes. Well, it is my joy and honor to have on a very special guest

today, Megan Fait Marshman, pastor, speaker, and author, and someone who has an incredibly

tender connection as a guest here. I was supposed to interview her last year just days before her

husband suddenly died. A year later, we finally did that interview, and we talked about who

she was then, who she is now, and how her books she released before her husband died meant

for good is a different level of meaningful in her days of suddenly becoming a single mother.

This interview is so incredibly deep. It's being lit in on a

front row seat to the hand of God in the face of an unexplainable hardship. What the church

needs to know about serving widows, why it's truly better to come weak. This show really isn't

about a tragedy. It's about seeing the face of God in all things. You're going to be

changed just by listening.

So, Megan, we don't know each other, like, at all, which is kind of weird and kind of fun, and I don't know each other, like at all, which is kind of weird and kind of fun and I don't know.

But we know each other.

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