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In this episode of the Faith Conversations Podcast, Jessica Cabrera interviews Dana Hutson about discovering the deeply personal love of God. Raised attending church only on Christmas and Easter, Dana later encountered Christ through a Bible study that freed her from the guilt and shame of her past. But her story doesn’t stop there. Through Scripture coming alive on a beach, unexpected confirmation through Proverbs, and courageous obedience in leaving her job without a clear next step, Dana experienced a God who actively pursues His children and meets them exactly where they are. This episode highlights God’s intimate love, His desire to walk with us personally, and the invitation to be brave enough to notice how He is pursuing you.
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If you have never made the choice to accept Jesus’ offer—a gift, not by works—to be restored to the original design for your life, which is a relationship with God (on earth and in heaven after physical death), now is the time.
There is an article in Jessica’s Engage Faith column that will help you understand who He is, who you are, what choice you have, and what happens when you make the decision.
Read the message of God’s good news for mankind and find a sample prayer you can pray today.
All listeners are encouraged to engage in a local church community to learn more about Jesus, the Bible, and to experience God through community. Listeners from the Northern Virginia area are welcomed at Burke Community Church, and anyone seeking an online church service can find one there as well.
We are not designed to be alone—we’re designed for a community of faith.
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