
About this episode
With so many unknowns, life can feel great one moment, and in the next, our world can feel like it's crumbling all around us. Sometimes the chaos and mayhem happens to us, and sometimes it's self-inflicted.
When mishaps, meltdowns, or tragedy happen, we can find ourselves broken and at a loss for what to do.
In this episode Paul Young, author of The Shack, joins Abi and Justin as they discuss the dismantling that happened when he was forced to face the reality of his affair with his wife's best friend.
Together they take a look at the losses and explore the redemption waiting on the other side of facing our greatest fears no matter what it costs us.
In a world drowning in an ocean of difficulties, this episode is a lifeline of hope for every listener.
And don't forget to check out www.stumvollconsulting.com/courses/thecompassionproject to get your hands on The Compassion Project.
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