He also tells us that our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.

So we need to fix our eyes not on what we can see, for that is temporary, but what we can't see is eternal.

He's got an eternal purpose in all of our pain, and he's working it out for our good in his glory. That good is not that everything

turns out the way my human mind will it be, but that good is that I be conformed to the

image of his son, that I be made like him so that he would be glorified in my life.

Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast, where everyday women share stories of hope found in Jesus.

I'm Robin, and I'm here with Katie and Lindy, and we are your podcast host.

Today, we are bringing you a story from Tama Knight from our Auburn Opelika community.

Katie, tell us a little bit about her story.

Well, I'm going to tell you first, there's two things about Tama's story.

First of all, get pen and paper out because she mentions so many references to

scripture, and especially if you know somebody who's struggling with grief, get pen and paper out.

Secondly, you are going to get chill bumps when you hear the end of her story, as we all did.

So just be prepared and be ready for

the chill bumps at the end. I'm so appreciative of Tama for sharing this hard story, but also a story

full of God's love and his faithfulness. That's right, Katie. And I'm excited for our Patreon

community because they get a bonus story from Charlotte Lay, who is also from the Auburn

Obelika area, and she is going to share about going through miscarriages, but more about the

indescribable piece that God gave her when going through that circumstance. So you don't want to

miss that. And if you were not a part of Patreon, we would love to have you over there. It's very simple to

join. You can go to storytellerslive.org and join today or simply scroll down right now in the

show notes and you can join us. Also, while you're scrolling, would you just pause and do a

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