Consider this: Are we truly 'self-made,' or do we often find ourselves living out the reputations, good or bad, of our parents? Is it our destiny to follow the exact path laid out by those who raised us? And perhaps most importantly, can we still find hope and build a positive future, even when confronted with the mistakes or burdens of generations past?

Life can throw punches that leave you reeling, questioning everything you thought you knew. In this powerful episode of Hollerin' Hope, Brian Owens shares a deeply personal testimony, a story marked by life-threatening experiences and moments that tested the very limits of faith. Brian's journey is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the unwavering power of hope, even when surrounded by what seems like utter hopelessness. He opens his heart about the challenges he faced, revealing how his faith in God became his anchor in the storm. Prepare to be moved as Brian recounts miraculous moments of intervention and shares how he discovered that even in the darkest valleys, hope can still be found. The episode culminates in a beautiful and inspiring performance of his song, "He Will Deliver," a powerful anthem of faith and unwavering belief. Join us for a story of survival, resilience, and the enduring power of hope in the face of adversity.

Welcome to Hollerin' Hope, a podcast dedicated to sharing powerful testimonies of faith. Join me as we explore how God's glory can shine through even the darkest of times.

In this episode, I share a portion of the raw and powerful journey through cancer. This isn't just a survival story; it's a testament to the transformative power of faith. Discover how the death of self-pity and pride paved the way for a redefined purpose of glorifying God. In the premiere episode of Hollerin' Hope, I open my heart and share a deeply personal story directly related to my battle with cancer. More than just a medical journey, this is a spiritual odyssey. I’ll candidly reveal my struggle with self-pity and the pride that had to crumble before I could fully embrace God's purpose.