Forgiving someone who has hurt you can be hard. But forgiving a family member who has wounded you deeply can sometimes seem impossible. How can you forgive what you can’t forget?

Join Katharine on the podcast for a conversation with Cynde Morris, a 64-year-old woman who shares a powerful testimony about the healing and freedom she experienced through forgiveness.

Cynde reminds listeners that forgiveness is not about feelings – it’s about obedience. And when we make the choice to forgive, we're freeing ourselves from the chains of anger, hatred and bitterness.

Don’t miss this short, but powerful episode!

Wise words worth echoing:

-“It's not about emotion. It’s not about feeling like you want to forgive. It's more about obedience.”

-“It’s to break those chains. That’s all that unforgiveness does…that bitterness and the hatred and anger, it's like wrapping yourself up in chains. The only way to get free of it is forgiveness.”

-“Take that step of obedience and realize it's releasing yourself, not the other person. Release yourself from the bitterness and the anger and the hatred so that you can be free.”

-“It has nothing to do with me. It’s all about what He did for me.”

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Stepping out in faith is not always easy. It can come with a lot of fear, risk and unknowns. But, it also brings with it the opportunity to experience God’s grace and faithfulness – something that Rodney and Nita Lloyd have repeatedly experienced throughout their life in ministry.

From church planting and pastoring to teaching at Bible schools and doing missionary work across remote parts of Africa, Rodney and Nita have learned that when you follow the call of God and step out in faith, His grace is sufficient and He is faithful to equip you with everything you need.

Join Katharine for a conversation rich in wisdom and insight with a couple who has faithfully followed the Lord’s plans even when it took them far into the unknown.

Throughout the conversation, Rodney and Nita offer words of wisdom on growing in faith, daily obedience to the Lord, being in community, and so much more.

Wise words worth echoing:

-“Obedience today unlocks the will of God for me tomorrow.”

-“God is a globalist. God loves everybody the same.”

-“He always has a plan and He always has grace for every season.”

-“If you stay humble and teachable, God will use you.”

-“Being faithful with what's at hand will prepare you for what's ahead.”

-“God speaks, faith comes. We obey and faith grows.”

-“We develop as we obey. And if we don't obey, we never develop.”

-“The Bible doesn't say we're monolithic stones being built. We're living stones being built together. And we need each other.”

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Email: ⁠⁠Katharine@eternalechoesministry.com⁠⁠ for speaking events or interviews

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60KolIKNmDs

In this episode, Katharine sits down with the first mother-daughter duo to come on the show, Pat Vallefuoco (85) and Pamela Steele.

Pat shares her journey of faith, resilience, and lessons learned through life’s challenges, including a divorce and the loss of her son to drug addiction. Pamela shares the impact of her mother’s faith on her own life, highlighting the power of leaving behind a legacy of faith.

Throughout our conversation, Pamela and Pat speak to the importance of daily devotion, obedience to God, and staying rooted in God’s word.

Wise words worth echoing:

-“When the Lord is in charge, He takes care of those problems that you think are a problem. They don’t stay.”

-“We have 101 things that we can ask for. But He’s mainly asking from us to love Him.”

-“You don't need to be alone for the Lord to give you a light. You can have it through someone else or through something across the street or on TV.”

-“I have to say the most important lesson for me has been to daily spend time with the Lord.”

Follow Katharine and Eternal Echoes:

Facebook and Instagram: @EternalEchoesMinistry

Substack: http://katharinerrose.substack.com

Website: www.eternalechoesministry.com

Email: ⁠⁠Katharine@eternalechoesministry.com⁠⁠ for speaking events or interviews

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QFMyRehH_4