Angels Among Us

Jenna Schutt’s boys were still in diapers when she was diagnosed with a rare, incurable bone marrow disease at 30.After chemotherapy, relapse, and a stem cell transplant, she’s still living with the effects of that journey. She’s also sharing the joy, faith, and peace that have helped carry her through it.Jenna joins Brent and Mikaela for an honest conversation about motherhood during serious illness, a doctor who became an answer to prayer, her mother’s care, and learning to trust God with the next step. This is a story for anyone who needs hope while the hard is still happening.Season 2 • Episode 88Content note: Includes serious illness and descriptions of medical procedures involving needles and blood.Explore the resources Jenna shares in this episode:Peace Anchor:http://jenna-schutt-nnd6cu.subscribepage.ioBible Verses for Medical Rooms:http://jenna-schutt-freebibleverses.subscribepage.ioThe Joy Reflex Guide:http://jenna-schutt-7kfmcu.subscribepage.ioSubscribe to the Joy Reflex Collective:http://jenna-schutt-subscribe-to-joyreflexcollective.subscribepage.ioFollow Jenna on Instagram for more encouragement in faith and joy:https://www.instagram.com/thejoyreflex/Have you encountered angels? If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared, we’d love to hear from you.Share your story: [email protected] Angels Among Us for uplifting quotes, short stories, and moments of faith and hope throughout your week:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcastWe hope these stories help you feel the love of our Father in Heaven and remember that you are never alone.Go look for those angels. 🤍

Her boys were still in diapers when Jenna Schutt learned she had a rare, incurable bone marrow disease.Chemotherapy, relapse, and a stem cell transplant followed. Through it all, Jenna found strength in Jesus and in the people who showed up when she needed them most.Her hard isn’t over. But there is still joy in her story—and hope to share with anyone walking through their own.Watch this preview, then join Brent and Mikaela for Jenna’s full conversation on November 8.Season 2 • Episode 88Have you encountered angels? If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared, we’d love to hear from you.Share your story: [email protected] Angels Among Us for uplifting quotes, short stories, and moments of faith and hope throughout your week:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcastWe hope these stories help you feel the love of our Father in Heaven and remember that you are never alone.Go look for those angels. 🤍

What happens when you pray for comfort, but still feel heartbroken?After losing someone who was like a brother, Emma Tuttle struggled with anger, grief, and feeling forgotten by God. Months later, she began to recognize the love that had been surrounding her through the people who kept showing up.In this Short Story Wednesday episode, Emma shares that turning point and the sacred closeness she felt while saying goodbye to her grandfather.Season 2 • Episode 87Content note: Discussion of sudden loss, grief, cancer, and the death of loved ones.Have you encountered angels? If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared, we’d love to hear from you.Share your story: [email protected] Angels Among Us for uplifting quotes, short stories, and moments of faith and hope throughout your week:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcastWe hope these stories help you feel the love of our Father in Heaven and remember that you are never alone.Go look for those angels. 🤍

What happens when someone beside you receives the comfort you’ve been praying for—and you still feel nothing?At 21, Sheila lost her father. Five weeks later, her mother and younger sister died in a car accident. That August, she married Blair and began building a life while carrying an unimaginable loss.Sheila, host of Beyond Coincidence, joins Brent and Mikaela to share the hug Blair described at her sister’s funeral, dreams that brought her peace, and experiences decades later when she felt her father near.With honesty and warmth, Sheila talks about feeling hurt, continuing to ask questions, and recognizing the love that surrounded her over the years. She also shares why she can be grateful for the life she has today without saying she is grateful for the tragedy.Content note: Family loss, the death of a teenager, a fatal car accident, and alcohol addiction.Have you encountered angels? If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared, we’d love to hear from you.Share your story: [email protected] Angels Among Us for uplifting quotes, short stories, and moments of faith and hope throughout your week:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcastWe hope these stories help you feel the love of our Father in Heaven and remember that you are never alone.Go look for those angels. 🤍

What if you’re grieving and can’t feel God—but someone beside you feels your loved one close?At 21, Sheila Layton lost her father. Five weeks later, her mother and younger sister died in a car accident. Her story holds heartbreak, honest questions, and moments of comfort that continued coming decades later.If you’re missing someone you love, we hope this conversation helps you feel less alone. 🤍“When You’re Grieving and Can’t Feel God”Season 2 • Episode 86Full episode out Sunday, November 1.Go look for those angels. 🤍