In that moment I wasn't enough to be in that room, that I wasn't old enough to be in that room,

but I heard I wasn't enough.

And so it started this trajectory for me, this path for me, of trying to be enough, and trying to fill that void, and trying to make sense of what had happened to me,

trying to make sense of who God was and how I could earn a spot.

Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast where everyday women share stories of hope. I'm Robin and I am here with

Lindy and Katie and we are your podcast host. And today we are bringing you Libbo Crosswhite

story from Jackson, Mississippi. And you'll hear that she was a part of a live gathering.

And I think we may say this every week for a long time that we love hearing stories from loud gatherings again.

And you know, one thing about Libbo's story is it is a story that's going to speak to so many women.

It is about trying to be enough. We all try to be enough as a mom and as a wife and as an employee.

And then that translates into our spiritual walk as well. And so she reminds us that, you know what,

we don't need to try to be

enough, that God is enough for us. This is such a big topic for women that I'm so glad that you've done

an audio devotion, Katie, over in our community on Patreon, which is patreon.com. You can also

click the link in our show notes and join our community and you will get to hear Katie's devotion on the subject

of worthiness and who we are in God's sight. Here's Libo. Well, I'm really excited to be here

this morning. I kind of have to start with how God brought me quite literally in this chair. For

anyone that's familiar with the

enneagram, I am a tried and true seven. Usually if you're not familiar, a seven is,

I kind of like to describe it as the energy bus, but also kind of a hot mess express. Everybody

has a probably a seven friend because it makes them feel better about kind of where they are.

They're like, well, at least I've got it together comparatively. And so one of our probably a seven friend because it makes them feel better about kind of where they are.

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