EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 48 MIN
Cancer and the Loss of a Child - How Do You Trust God? | Kimberly Stevens on The Rooted in Christ Podcast #188
from Rooted In Christ · host Redwood Christian Ministries
In this deeply moving episode of the Rooting in Christ Podcast, Eric sits down with Kimberly Stevens to share a powerful testimony of faith, loss, and redemption.Kimberly opens up about her journey—from becoming a Christian as a college athlete to walking through unimaginable trials, including the loss of her son, a cancer diagnosis, and life-threatening illness in her daughter. Through it all, she reveals how God’s presence remained constant—even in seasons of silence, grief, and doubt.This conversation dives into:Finding faith through brokennessWrestling with grief, anger, and unanswered questionsOvercoming the lie of “I deserve this”Experiencing miracles in the middle of sufferingHow God brings beauty from ashesThe meaning behind “The Rose Path” and extending hope to othersKimberly also shares the heart behind her nonprofit, Extend the Rose, which brings encouragement and hope to children and families in hospitals through powerful acts of love and faith.If you’re walking through a difficult season, questioning God, or searching for hope—this episode is for you.
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In this deeply moving episode of the Rooting in Christ Podcast, Eric sits down with Kimberly Stevens to share a powerful testimony of faith, loss, and redemption. Kimberly opens up about her journey—from becoming a Christian as a college athlete to walking through unimaginable trials, including the loss of her son, a cancer diagnosis, and life-threatening illness in her daughter. Through it all, she reveals how God’s presence remained constant—even in seasons of silence, grief, and doubt. Thi...
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