EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 13 MIN
Episode 001 - Angelic's Testimony
from The Double Dose Podcast · host Angelic & Elisa
What happens when God’s grace meets our deepest wounds? Angelic Gibson’s powerful story shows how brokenness can lead to transformation.After losing her father at age three, Angelic was raised by a single mother and faced rejection early on. Neighborhood kids weren’t allowed to visit, and bullying was constant. By 23, she was divorced with three young children—wounded, weary, and searching for more.A bold move to New York City, seen by many as reckless, became the turning point. Through a nanny who introduced her to worship music, Angelic’s head knowledge of God became a real, personal relationship. That foundation of faith changed everything. She rose from an entry-level job to eventually becoming CIO of a top fintech company and has been married to her husband John for nearly 25 years, blending a family of six children who are now thriving adults.Angelic’s honest reflection on her past—and the pain of feeling like an outsider in her own childhood—shaped how she lovingly raised her blended family. Her story is one of redemption: how God turns brokenness into beauty and hardship into hope.Have you walked a similar path or wondered if real change is possible? We’d love to hear from you. Subscribe to The Double Dose Podcast for real conversations on faith, healing, and living with purpose.
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What happens when God’s grace meets our deepest wounds? Angelic Gibson’s powerful story shows how brokenness can lead to transformation. After losing her father at age three, Angelic was raised by a single mother and faced rejection early on. Neighborhood kids weren’t allowed to visit, and bullying was constant. By 23, she was divorced with three young children—wounded, weary, and searching for more. A bold move to New York City, seen by many as reckless, became the turning point. Through a n...
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