Mess It Up
Mess It Up
Mess it Up Show 214 - Vespertine
Mess it Up Show 214 - Vespertine
Mess it Up Show 214 - Vespertine
Tuesday 10th May 2022
Bev and the Bow Tie Guy share their uplifting prison visit after 25 months. Discover joy and hope in Mess it Up Show 214 - Vespertine.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Joy in Unexpected Places: Mess it Up Show 214 - Vespertine
I never knew how obedience could bring joy like that. Right, you know how I began to realize that it was a call in my life. And so I don't know if that's a call that God put on my life after the fact, or if he put a call on my life, I did things to make it, so that doing it that way we're going to be difficult.
Have you ever found a sense of home in the most unexpected places? In this heartfelt episode of the 'Mess It Up Podcast', Bev and the Bow Tie Guy recount their emotional return to a prison after a 25-month hiatus. The visit wasn't just a trip down memory lane; it was a powerful affirmation of their mission with Messed Up Ministries.
Despite the initial strangeness, Bev felt an overwhelming sense of belonging, as if she was right where she needed to be. This episode dives deep into the joy and hope they discovered during their visit and explores the importance of being present for others. They also touch on the value of understanding and living by God's word. If you're looking for a story that blends inspiration with real-life experiences, this episode is a must-listen.
Bev's candid reflections, like her memorable line, 'That's a big load of hogwash from the enemy, because you have you to offer and it's not all about what you are going to do', will leave you feeling uplifted and ready to face your own challenges with renewed faith and compassion.