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
Trevor & Kate Bruce – Embracing Your Pain
Living Waters Rogue Valley May 5, 2026
Kate and Trevor share an honest conversation about something most of us avoid: pain. Whether it’s physical, emotional, or something beneath the surface, pain has a way of shaping how we live which often leading us to distract, numb, or push through. But what if there’s another way?
In this conversation, they open up about chronic pain, family challenges, and the tension it brings into everyday life—marriage, parenting, and simply staying present. Instead of running from it, they’re learning what it looks like to face it, to be present in it, and to invite Jesus into it.
Their story is about discovering that you don’t have to filter your pain before coming to God. So if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how to navigate what you’re carrying, this is an invitation to slow down, be honest, and let God meet you right where you are.
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