The Story of Jesus in our Everyday Life
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Drew & Suz Berryessa - Welcoming Uncle Paul
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Pete & Niesja Kroll - The Dark Night of the Soul
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Drew & Janis - Meeting Jesus in the Broken Places
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Trevor & Kate Bruce - Learning to Hear Each Other
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Kim Butcher - Growing in Friendship with God
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Anthony McGarity - Finding God in the Ordinary
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Andy & Andrea Southmayd - Running with Jesus in the Dark
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Christian Cerdan - The Peace That Organizes Us
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Sommer Bury - Meeting God in the Midst of Pain
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John & Kristin Eaton - Trusting God with Open Hands
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Kim Butcher & Drew Berryessa - Overwhelming Generosity
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Aaron & Megan Hovivian - The God Who Sees, Knows, and Cares
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Mary Southmayd - A God Who Delights in Your Dreams
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Tess Faust - Showing Up in Community
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Syndi Wright - Hope in the Presence of Jesus
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Bob & Judi Kerlinger - Unwavering Faith
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Dennis & Sharon Browning - Lifelong Faithfulness
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Sarah Vienna & Janis Nelson - Unexpected Yeses
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Jake Hayes - Freedom and Honest Surrender
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Jan Elkins - Daring to Trust
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Garris Elkins - Mercy, Identity, and Encounter
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Janis Nelson - Trusting Jesus Through Loss
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Galen & Syndi Wright - Honest Confession
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Trevor & Kate Bruce - Embracing Your Pain
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Jake & Angie Renick-Hayes - Unshakeable Hope
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Brian Beaudry - Formation Through Deep Loss
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Aaron & Justeen Brown - Rest, Restoration, and Unexpected Dreams
Brian Beaudry – Formation Through Deep Loss
Living Waters Rogue Valley April 21, 2026
Brian shares a story of deep loss, unexpected disruption, and ongoing formation.
After years of walking through personal healing and building what felt like a redeemed life—including marriage and stability—everything suddenly unraveled when his wife left and asked for a divorce. What once felt like a clear, “if I follow God, things will work out” story collapsed overnight.
In the aftermath, Brian wrestled with disappointment, confusion, and the question of whether God was truly with him. The temptation was to isolate to believe the lie that no one could understand what he was going through. Instead, he chose to step into community.
Through small groups, relationships, and simply showing up while still “in process,” Brian began to experience healing—not by having everything fixed, but by being seen, known, and walked with. He discovered that God often meets us not in the outcomes we expect, but through people and presence in the middle of our pain.
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