Words of Life: Weekly Christian Podcast with Testimonies & Teachings from the Salvation Army

  In this episode of Words of Life, we explore the powerful role of the written word in sharing the gospel and shaping Christian faith—especially within the ministry of The Salvation Army. Host, Chris Benjamin is joined again by Kristin Mudge. And they are joined by Major Jamie Satterlee and Jeremy Roland. From territorial publications like The Southern Spirit to national resources such as The War Cry, Peer Magazine, Word & Deed, and Salvation Army–published books, this conversation highlights the deep commitment The Salvation Army has made to producing biblically sound, theologically grounded resources. Jamie shares insight from her time at National Headquarters, explaining how manuscripts are carefully reviewed through the Literary Council, a vetting process that includes theological, historical, and editorial discernment. The group also reflects on why printed resources still matter in a digital age—especially for those without access to online content, including individuals in prisons and marginalized spaces. Listeners will hear moving stories of how Salvation Army publications have brought hope into the darkest places and why discernment is essential when choosing Christian books in today’s crowded publishing landscape. Find books published by The Salvation Army at: https://mytradesouth.com/books Crest Books Other publications include: Southern Spirit https://www.thewarcry.org/ https://peermag.org/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

  In this inspiring episode of Words of Life, we welcome back Kristen Mudge, Southern Territorial Publications Editor, alongside special guest Lindsay Bonilla, a children’s book author and professional storyteller whose work is rooted in faith, imagination, and hope. Lindsay shares her personal faith journey, growing up with Christ as her constant companion through seasons of change and transition. Her story reveals how a deep sense of identity in Christ shaped not only who she is, but how she writes—especially for children navigating a distracted, comparison-driven world. Together, the conversation explores the power of the written word, the importance of storytelling in the Christian life, and why stories—much like Jesus’ parables—have a unique ability to shape hearts and minds. Lindsay opens up about her calling to write, the surprising path that led her there, and the themes that anchor her work: identity, kindness, welcoming those who are different, and helping children understand who they are in God. This episode is a thoughtful encouragement for parents, writers, educators, and anyone who believes stories can help form faith at every age.Learn more about Lindsay and find her books at https://lindsaybonilla.com/https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

What does it mean to write as an act of worship? And why does the written word continue to be such a powerful way to share the Christian faith? In this episode of Words of Life, we welcome back Dr. Bill and Reverend Diane Ury, National Ambassadors for Holiness for The Salvation Army. With more than four decades of ministry experience, the Urys invite us into a thoughtful and deeply theological conversation about writing, holiness, and God’s self-communication through words. Together, we explore why Scripture—the written Word of God—still shapes lives today, and how writing reflects the incarnation of Christ and the relational nature of the Trinity. Diane shares how writing becomes worship through mutual giving and receiving with God, while Bill reflects on how words invite us into God’s eternal conversation with humanity. The conversation also touches on their book, Conversations About Holiness, a question-and-answer resource born from real questions asked by Salvationists across the world. Finally, the Urys offer practical encouragement for anyone who feels called to write but feels stuck—pointing listeners back to Scripture, obedience, and trust in the Spirit’s voice. Whether you’re a writer, preacher, artist, or simply someone longing to hear God more clearly, this episode offers encouragement to see words as sacred tools God uses to shape lives. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we hear from Kara, a sixth-generation Salvationist, wife, mom of two, and the Young Adult and Missions Coordinator for The Salvation Army Southern Territory. Kara shares her personal faith journey, growing up in a Christian home, and the moment when faith became her own. The conversation then turns to the power of writing, journaling, and handwritten letters as spiritual practices. Kara explains how journaling has become a daily rhythm of worship, surrender, and emotional health, helping her process anxiety, pray honestly, and start each day grounded in God’s presence. Drawing inspiration from the Psalms and the raw prayers of King David, this episode explores how bringing our full emotions to God—joy, frustration, fear, and hope—is not only allowed, but welcomed. Whether through journaling, prayer, or simply writing a card to encourage someone you love, this episode reminds us that personal, intentional communication can be a powerful way to connect with both God and others.   https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we launch a brand-new series spotlighting Christian writers, creatives, and publishers within The Salvation Army. Cohost, Chris Benjamin is joined by Kristin Mudge, Southern Territorial Publications Editor, to explore calling, creativity, and the spiritual practice of journaling. Kristin shares her unexpected journey into vocational ministry through writing—from studying media communications and film at Asbury University to serving in youth and women’s ministries, and ultimately discerning God’s call into editorial leadership. As editor of Southern Spirit, The Salvation Army’s monthly publication, Kristin helps tell stories of faith, mission, and transformation while encouraging writers across the territory to use their gifts for God’s glory. The conversation turns personal as Kristin reflects on her lifelong practice of journaling and how it has shaped her spiritual life. She describes journaling as a way to slow down, untangle racing thoughts, and intentionally listen for God’s voice. Through handwritten prayers, reflective processing, and even written “conversations” with God, journaling has become a powerful spiritual discipline that deepens her relationship with Christ. This episode invites listeners to consider how God may already be using their gifts in ways they haven’t yet imagined—and how simple practices like journaling can become sacred spaces for prayer, discernment, and spiritual growth. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this inspiring episode of Words of Life, we dive into the incredible accessibility of Bible study today through technology and community. Discover how apps like YouVersion make it easier than ever to engage with Scripture anytime, anywhere—whether you're reading, listening, or following structured plans. Our hosts share their experience with The Bible Recap, a chronological Bible-in-a-year plan created by Tara-Lee Cobble that’s transforming lives by making Scripture approachable and meaningful. Hear how small groups and families are using this plan to deepen their faith, hold each other accountable, and grow together. We also explore other fantastic resources like The Bible Project, which brings the Bible to life through engaging videos that illuminate each book’s background and message. Plus, practical tips for studying Scripture with commentaries and how to lean into worship by embracing the Bible’s role in corporate gatherings. Whether you’re a seasoned reader or just starting your journey, this episode encourages you to find a Bible study method that works for you—because consistent engagement with God’s Word truly changes lives. Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this heartfelt episode of Words of Life, the panel dives into the reality that even believers wrestle with challenging Scriptures. They explore how verses like James 1:2-4 — which calls us to "consider it pure joy" amid trials — can be both a comfort and a struggle, especially when facing difficult seasons. The conversation highlights the journey of faith through hardships, emphasizing honesty with God about our feelings, embracing vulnerability, and trusting Him even when the outcome is unclear. Listeners will hear reflections on the raw emotions expressed in the Psalms, the power of God’s sustaining grace during exile and rebuilding in the Old Testament, and the essential role of trust in faith. The discussion also tackles a commonly misunderstood passage from Ephesians 5 about submission in marriage, unpacking its meaning as mutual love, respect, and sacrifice rather than cultural misconceptions or abuse. This episode encourages believers to lean into God’s Word authentically — with all its challenges and comforts — and find hope and perseverance in the walk of faith. Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this deeply moving episode of Words of Life, our panel shares powerful scripture verses that have sustained them through life's most challenging seasons. From natural disasters and personal health battles to pregnancy during a pandemic and the heartache of miscarriage, these testimonies reveal how God’s Word provides comfort, hope, and healing. Join us as we explore faith, healing, and God’s unfailing presence in suffering, reminding us that we are never alone.   Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Why does God allow suffering? In this powerful episode of Words of Life, our panel dives deep into one of the most difficult and frequently asked questions in Christian theology: Why do bad things happen to good people? Drawing from both Scripture and lived experience, our guests explore how God can bring redemption, endurance, and even unexpected beauty out of seasons of pain. Using foundational passages like Genesis 50:20 and Romans 8:28, the conversation highlights the biblical promise that while God does not cause evil, He can redeem even the darkest moments. Through the lens of free will, provenient grace, and the nature of love, our panel unpacks why humanity’s ability to choose real good also means the possibility of real suffering. We also discuss the hard truth Jesus spoke: “In this world you will have trouble.” Yet, believers are invited to choose daily—will suffering drive us toward God or away from Him? With encouraging reminders about God’s presence, His peace, and the importance of remembering His past faithfulness, this episode offers a message of hope for anyone wrestling with pain, doubt, or loss. Whether you are walking through hardship or supporting someone who is, this honest and grace-filled conversation will comfort, equip, and reorient your heart toward Christ’s promise: He has overcome the world.   Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this powerful episode of Words of Life, our panel takes a thoughtful look at one of the most honest questions Christians ask today: Where is God in a world filled with so much violence, confusion, and brokenness? Drawing from the books of Judges, Ruth, Job, and the Psalms, our guests explore how God's redemption is woven even through the darkest chapters of Scripture—and how He still works in the chaos of our culture today. We discuss how the Bible doesn’t shy away from humanity’s deepest pain. Instead, it reveals a God who is present, faithful, and actively at work—even when circumstances feel overwhelming. Through stories of tragedy, hope, and restoration, Scripture reminds us that in God’s economy, nothing is wasted. Our panel also opens up about personal seasons of doubt and spiritual “roller coasters,” highlighting how the Word of God meets us in both our highs and lows. Whether you’re questioning, grieving, searching for direction, or simply trying to grow in faith, the Bible offers something for every season. We also address real concerns many people have about Christianity: the challenge of hypocrisy, and how believers can avoid becoming a stumbling block to those seeking Jesus. Ultimately, we affirm that while Christians are imperfect, God Himself is the one who transforms lives. The conversation closes with a meaningful reflection on why engaging Scripture should do more than increase knowledge—it should produce joy, kindness, love, and spiritual formation. Understanding the Bible is an intellectual pursuit, but faith is also a gift of grace that shapes both the heart and our daily walk with Christ. If you're curious about the Bible, wrestling with doubts, or looking to deepen your relationship with God, this is an episode that will encourage, challenge, and remind you of the hope found only in Jesus.   Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we explore one of the most important questions for every believer: How do we faithfully understand and study the Bible? Our guest dives into the beauty, complexity, and divine inspiration of Scripture—reminding us that while the Bible is the inerrant and infallible Word of God, it was also written through real people, in real cultures, across many centuries. Together, we unpack why understanding ancient history, culture, and literary genres can deepen the way we read Scripture. From the world of the Egyptians during the Exodus, to the Roman Empire in the time of Jesus, to the intertestamental writings that shaped early Jewish thought—this conversation reveals how context helps illuminate what God is communicating through His Word. We also discuss the rich variety of biblical genres—history, poetry, wisdom literature, prophecy, apocalyptic writings, and the unique genre of the Gospels—and why reading each with discernment transforms our interpretation. You’ll hear how God’s creativity is woven through every narrative, symbol, prophecy, and literary style, revealing His character and His ongoing story of redemption. And at the heart of it all? The consistent theme that God’s Word is alive, intentional, unified, and given so we can know Him. Even in the hard or mysterious passages of Scripture, God offers hope, revelation, and reassurance of His unfailing love. Whether you’re new to studying the Bible or have walked with Christ for years, this episode will inspire you to see Scripture with fresh eyes, recognize the beauty of its complexity, and rediscover your place in God’s ongoing story.   Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

What is the Bible, really—and why does it matter?In this episode of Words of Life, we sit down for a deep discussion on the origins, authority, and reliability of Scripture. Together, we explore how the Bible was formed, why the Church recognizes these 66 books as the canon, and how Christians can trust the Scriptures today. Our guest explains how the Bible became the “rule of faith”—the authoritative set of writings that shapes what Christians believe and how we live. We trace the formation of the Old and New Testament canons, the role of apostles’ teaching, and why the Church affirmed these specific books over centuries of discernment. You’ll hear why Jesus Himself validated the Old Testament and how His life fulfills the story of Israel. We also tackle a common modern question: Can we trust the Bible hasn’t been distorted over time?With more than 28,000 ancient New Testament manuscripts, early fragments like the second-century portion of John, and archaeological findings like the Dead Sea Scrolls, the episode unpacks why the Bible is one of the most well-attested ancient documents in history. Finally, we explore how Christians encounter Jesus through Scripture—not just as information, but as the living, God-breathed Word that forms and transforms us. If you’ve ever wondered where the Bible came from, how it was preserved, or why it continues to shape the Church today, this conversation offers clarity, encouragement, and deep insight.   Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this powerful episode of Words of Life, host Bernie Dake sits down with a panel of ministry leaders, creatives, and lifelong Salvationists to discuss why the Bible remains essential in a world searching for hope. Guests Melody Davis, Chris Hofer, Caleb Loudon, and Claudia Roseno share personal stories of how Scripture has shaped their faith, grounded their families, and revealed God’s love in life-changing ways. Together, the panel explores the historical influence of the Bible, the way Scripture has shaped human rights and culture, and how God continues to speak through His Word today. From childhood faith foundations to rediscovering Scripture as adults, each voice brings a unique testimony of God meeting His people through the living Word. This episode is a reminder that the Bible is more than literature—it is God’s presence, God’s guidance, and God’s love letter to us. Whether you’re new to reading Scripture or looking to reignite your passion for God’s Word, you’ll find encouragement and hope in this honest conversation. Here are several links to resources and studies to help you in your Bible study journey. But if you have any questions- send us an email at radio@uss.salvationarmy.org   https://www.youversion.com/ https://www.thebiblerecap.com/ https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/41061-52-weeks-in-the-word https://bibleproject.com/ https://lectio365.com/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this final episode of our 3-part series with Jason Thacker, we continue an important conversation about faith, wisdom, and technology in the digital age. From the rise of AI to the everyday challenges of social media, today’s discussion reminds us that these aren’t just “new problems”—they’re age-old questions showing up in fresh ways. We talk about asking deeper questions like “Should we?” versus “Can we?” when it comes to using AI, and the importance of remembering what it means to be authentically human in a world that blurs the line between man and machine. We also dive into the role of education, parenting, and discipleship when it comes to training the next generation to think critically, resist shortcuts, and cultivate wisdom in how they engage with digital tools. Plus, we introduce The Student’s Guide to Social Media—a practical resource designed to help teens (and parents) reflect on how online platforms are shaping their lives and faith. Learn more about Jason at https://jasonthacker.com/ Check out his resource- A Student's Guide to Social Media here- https://jasonthacker.com/book/a-students-guide-to-social-media/ 👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.  CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this second episode of our three-part series on faith and technology, with Jason Thacker, the conversation dives deeper into the tension between innovation and ethics. Today’s world often rushes toward new tools with the belief that “more technology” will fix our problems. But what if the real issues lie beneath the surface? Together, we discuss how Christians can thoughtfully engage with AI, digital tools, and rapid innovation without losing sight of human dignity and spiritual discernment. Should we adopt every new technology just because we can? Who bears the responsibility of guiding how these tools are used—government, industry, or communities of faith? From the hype cycle of AI to the subtle ways technology can shape our identity, this discussion asks the tough questions: What does it mean to be human in an age of machines? How can Christians ensure that our use of technology reflects love for God and neighbor? If you’ve ever wrestled with how faith intersects with the digital world—or wondered where to draw the line with AI—this episode will challenge you to slow down, ask deeper questions, and consider not just what technology can do, but what it should do. Learn more about Jason at https://jasonthacker.com/ 👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.  CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

To support The Salvation Army's efforts following hurricane Melissa- visit https://give.sawso.org/campaign/738676/donate?c_src=sawsoHero&c_src2=hurricaneMelissa Artificial intelligence is everywhere—from classrooms and workplaces to government policies and even family conversations at the dinner table. But how should Christians think about AI, and what does it mean for our faith, identity, and future? In this episode of Words of Life, we welcome back professor, author, and podcaster- Jason Thacker to discuss the rapid rise of AI since the release of Following Jesus in a Digital Age (Jason's previous book on the subject). Together, we explore how technology is reshaping our worldview, the questions we need to ask before rushing into innovation, and why believers can approach these shifts with both wisdom and hope. You’ll hear conversations about: The hype cycle of AI and why it feels like a cultural turning point. How technology shapes our view of God, humanity, and community. Why slowing down matters before uncritically adopting—or rejecting—new tools. Encouragement that none of this catches God off guard. If you’ve ever wondered what it means to follow Jesus in an AI-driven world, this episode offers clarity, challenge, and encouragement for the road ahead.   Learn more about Jason at https://jasonthacker.com/ 👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.  CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we continue our two-part series featuring the Salvation Army’s Salvationist Service Corps (SSC). Last week, we heard from young adults preparing to serve on international mission trips. Today, we hear their powerful testimonies after returning from Chile, Scotland, and Alaska. From hosting block parties in Santiago, serving in red-light districts, and bringing life back to a church in Scotland, to prayer walks and Vacation Bible Schools in Alaska, these young missionaries share how God moved in unexpected ways. You’ll hear stories of community outreach, cross-cultural ministry, and life-changing moments of prayer and service. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to step outside your comfort zone, serve globally, and experience the transforming power of Christ firsthand, this episode will inspire you. 👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.  CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we introduce you to the Salvationist Service Corps (SSC)—a powerful missions program from The Salvation Army’s Youth Department. SSC sends young adults across the world to partner with local Salvation Army communities and serve through ministry, outreach, and discipleship. You’ll hear from several young leaders before they embark on their summer assignments to places like Chile, Scotland, Alaska, and beyond. They share their excitement, fears, and hopes as they prepare to step outside their comfort zones, trusting God to use them in incredible ways. Whether you’re curious about missions, seeking encouragement in your own faith journey, or simply inspired by stories of young people boldly serving Christ, this episode will challenge and uplift you. 👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.  CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we close out our special testimony series with a powerful mix of family stories, faith lessons, and exciting news about a brand-new Salvation Army podcast. First, we’re joined by Ashley Escobar, host of Open Air Podcast, a show inspired by Matthew 10:27 and the Salvation Army’s bold tradition of sharing the Gospel in the open air. Ashley shares how Open Air creates a space for authentic, unscripted conversations about faith, service, social justice, and God’s transformative work through His people. Then, we return to our testimony series, recorded during the Salvation Army Southern Territory’s 2025 Commissioning weekend. You’ll hear from the Hewitt Sisters, Captains Shemei Hewitt and Tamarique Hewitt Ellis, as they reflect on the faith, prayer life, and legacy passed down to them by their parents. Their stories highlight the lasting impact of intercessory prayer, evangelism, music, teaching, and godly wisdom—reminders of how parents and spiritual mentors shape generations for Christ. Whether you’re discovering the Open Air Podcast for the first time or being encouraged by these heartfelt testimonies, this episode is a beautiful reminder of how God continues to work in and through His people. 👉 Don’t forget to check out the Open Air Podcast wherever you get your podcasts! Subscribe to Open Air on Apple Podcasts here- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/open-air-podcast/id1822805395  Learn more about Words of Life at https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this episode of Words of Life, we continue our special series of testimonies recorded live at the Salvation Army’s Commissioning 2025 event. These powerful stories remind us how God works through ordinary people to bring hope, healing, and transformation. You’ll hear from Cadets Aaron and Heather Simpson as they share how God used their relationship and the ministry of the Salvation Army to break chains of addiction, restore faith, and draw them closer to Him. Their journey highlights the power of community, perseverance in faith, and God’s ability to redeem even the most broken situations. Key Takeaways: How God can use relationships and mentors to guide us back to Him The reality of addiction, brokenness, and the hope of freedom through Christ Why persistence in inviting others to church and prayerfully walking alongside them matters How personal testimonies can inspire faith and encourage others in their own journey If you’ve missed earlier stories in this series, be sure to subscribe to Words of Life or visit wordsoflifepodcast.org to listen. And if you have your own testimony about someone who has inspired you in your walk with God, we’d love to hear from you at hello@wordsoflifepodcast.org Learn more about Words of Life at https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.