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Inspired Life
My guest this week is Sue Donaldson. In this episode, we talked about how Sue learned how to trust God while she was single and waiting for him to show her who she was to marry. She was 35 when she and her husband married. Sue shared how she had grown up in the church but experienced doubts about faith after graduating from high school. While at a Christian college and participating the traveling musical ministry group, she was afraid to tell others that she was having doubts. But through a series of God events, he gave her reassurance from trusted mentors that he doubts were not too big for God to handle.
Sue would eventually teach at a Christian high school and then go on to ministry overseas with Wyclife Bible Translators in Brazil.
About Sue:
Speaker, author, Sue Donaldson and her husband, Mark, live in San Luis Obispo, California. Sue taught high school English, part of the time in Brazil with Wycliffe Bible Translators. She and her husband, Mark, have raised 3 daughters who keep them at the bank and on their knees. Sue loves connecting people to one another, to God, and to His Word, and has been speaking for the last 20 years or so with long pauses for babies, diapers and soccer pasta parties. She blogs at WelcomeHeart: Knowing and Showing the Heart of God and hosts a weekly podcast: Make it Count: Living a Legacy Life.
Recommended Resources
Sue has a special discount that runs through October 31, 2020. Check out Sue's digital resources (e-courses, worksheets, discussion guides, etc.). She's offering 25% off on all non-print products with the code WELCOMEFRIENDS on her website here: Welcome Heart Resources
Sue's books include:
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