In a recent episode of the Grace Enough Podcast, host Amber chats with Julie Sunne about her profound journey through faith, suffering, and discovering God’s sovereignty.

Julie, an author and speaker, provides a heartfelt and raw account of her life’s challenges, including dealing with multiple miscarriages, raising a daughter with disabilities, and learning to trust in God’s plan even when life looks insurmountably tough.

This episode is a touching narrative of faith and resilience that provides practical insights and spiritual encouragement.

Julie’s honest and poignant story will resonate with anyone facing challenges and seeking to understand God’s plan in their lives. Her experience and wisdom offer a unique perspective on navigating life’s trials with faith and trust in God’s unfailing love.

Key Takeaways:

1. Embrace Vulnerability: Julie emphasizes the importance of not shutting down during tough times but instead being open to what God might be doing in your life.

2. God’s Sovereignty and Love: Understanding and accepting God’s sovereignty in our lives, coupled with His love and grace, can provide immense comfort and trust.

3. Community Support: Finding a supportive, truth-speaking church community can be crucial in navigating through life’s difficulties.

4. God’s Greater Plan: Realizing that our limited human expectations can cloud our judgment, while God’s plan is far more comprehensive and ultimately for our good.

Quotes:

“His sovereignty is one of the things that comforts me the most because I know he’s still in control of the future for my daughter when I can’t be here anymore.” -Julie Sunne

“When we look at the whole character of God, his entire nature, we find the hope that we’re looking for.” -Julie Sunne

“I needed to be open to the possibility that the Lord was different than what I thought….He’s better.” -Julie Sunne

Resources:

• Sometimes I Forget: 60 Reminders of Hope for Your Hard Days by Julie Sunne

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• 171: Nicole Zasowski | The Courage to Celebrate
• 51: Vaneetha Risner | When Suffering is Your Story
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