EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 7 MIN
You're More Relevant Than You Feel (Even As Life Says Otherwise)
from Anchored Not Anxious · host Terri Hutchinson
A high school friend messaged me after decades: "I've thought about you 8 million times since 1978." She remembered a powerful conversation about faith and obedience—a lesson she'd carried with her and shared with countless people over the years.The twist? She had the wrong Terri. That wasn't me.But here's what struck me: That other Teri remained relevant all these years. Her words rippled forward in ways she'll never fully know.Maybe you're feeling less relevant then you did ten years ago. The feeling is genuine, but the facts don't support it. Find out why you've got your hands full of purpose.Listen to this episode, you'll discover why you are very much relevant in your corner of the world—and why small acts are just as powerful as big, bold gestures.Get The Anchored Life twice-monthly email. You can include Jesus in each day for reassurance, wisdom, hope, identity, transitions, and as a spiritual, emotional, and mental rescue remedy. It’s about hard days and staying anchored in faith. Your story matters to me and I answer every email. Go to [email protected] Anchored Not Anxious. It's help, hope and resources designed for youFacebook https://www.facebook.com/terri.hutchinson.140
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A high school friend messaged me after decades: "I've thought about you 8 million times since 1978." She remembered a powerful conversation about faith and obedience—a lesson she'd carried with her and shared with countless people over the years. The twist? She had the wrong Terri. That wasn't me. But here's what struck me: That other Teri remained relevant all these years. Her words rippled forward in ways she'll never fully know. Maybe you're feeling less relevant then you did ten years ago...
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