God's Care Does Not Diminish -Teachers of Good Things - Part 5

Title: TEACHERS OF GOOD THINGS-P5Hosts: Rev. Michele Owes, Rev. Diana P. CherryDescription:In this moving episode of "Teachers of Good Things- Part 5," Rev. Michele Owes and Rev. Diana P. Cherry engage in a meaningful discussion about how to prepare for the unexpected in life.Key Points:Understanding the unexpected: Rev. Diana P. Cherry shares that you have to prepare before the unexpected happens. Know who you are. Plan for your life. She stated that God's love for us does not dwindle or lessen even in a trial. Embracing the messages from God: The host draws a parallel to riding a tandem bike with her husband. She could not see ahead because of the breadth of his back. She could only see to the left and the right. She had to trust that he was going in the right direction. Now she must trust that God is ahead of her and leading her in the right direction even though she cannot see ahead. The most difficult part: Rev. Diana P. Cherry reveals that the most difficult part for her is not being a helpmeet to her husband. She was fulfilled in that role. The host, Rev. Michele Owes, confirmed that Mrs. Cherry is still helping the Body of Christ, even through the podcast. She might not be aiding her husband, but she is still a help to others.The Experience: Both Reverends Cherry and Owes share intimate details of their interactions with hospital personnel after the death of their husbands. Rev. Owes said she could see the work of God in everything.Moving Forward: The hosts conclude with a powerful message that when the unexpected happens, God still loves us. When we focus on the situation, we often develop the wrong thoughts about God. He is not trying to hurt us or punish us. He will not forsake us. They also hint at upcoming segments focusing on the "Widow's Walk."Join Reverend Michele Owes and Diana P. Cherry and the "Teachers of Good Things" community as they share profound wisdom and uplifting messages for women seeking spiritual nourishment, emotional strength, and personal growth.