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Jun 19, 2025 15 min

The Beauty in Broken Things

from Colours and Light Podcast Hosted by Ebunoluwa Olufayo

Sometimes the past feels too heavy to carry, but what if your brokenness is the very thing God wants to use? In this episode, Beauty in Broken Things, we explore how our flaws, failures, and messy beginnings don’t disqualify us. From Nazareth to David to Rahab, God has always chosen the unexpected. So yes, there’s beauty in your broken story too. I hope you find healing, hope, and the courage to stop looking back. ✨ Your Host, Ebunoluwa Olufayo. 💐 #ColoursAndLightPodcast #FaithJourney #Healing #Hope #ChristianPodcast #BrokennessToBeauty #GodsPlan

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