S2 Ep38: Cokeville Miracle: Called By Name -- Jeromy Jamison & Brad Nate

What really happened during the The Cokeville Miracle?In this powerful episode of Angels Among Us, survivors Jeromy Jamison and Brad Nate share their firsthand experiences from the 1986 Cokeville Elementary School hostage crisis — a day that changed their lives forever.As children trapped inside the classroom during the hostage situation, both Jeromy and Brad describe hearing a voice call them by name moments before the bomb exploded, prompting them to move toward the windows where they ultimately escaped. They open up about fear, faith, trauma, prayer, miracles, and the profound spiritual experiences that have shaped their lives ever since.This episode is not just about surviving tragedy — it’s about recognizing God’s hand in our lives, learning to trust divine promptings, and discovering that even in the darkest moments, we are never alone.You’ll hear:Firsthand accounts from inside the classroomThe miracles that survivors still cannot explainHow prayer brought peace in the middle of chaosThe emotional aftermath of surviving a tragedyWhy “God knows your name” became deeply personalBrad’s powerful “cup up” analogy about receiving God’s blessingsWhether you believe in angels, divine intervention, or simply the power of hope, this episode will leave you thinking deeply about the unseen miracles surrounding us every day.Here is the amazon link for the book: Witness to Miracleshttps://a.co/d/0aSw6HpTHave you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in [email protected]://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261http://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcast#AngelsAmongUs #ChristianTestimony #FaithThroughLoss #GodIsReal #HopeAfterLoss #JesusChrist #GriefAndFaith #LoveNeverDies