Because of Grace with Dianna Carroll

“Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us."

You may not have Dyslexia, but you are dealing with something just as difficult. Remember, His grace is sufficient, it is enough, and abundant for you to be able to survive any trial, illness, or disability. The promise of eternal life with Christ is our greatest joy and hope.

Last week, we heard from my son, Mark, about the difficulties of having Dyslexia as a child. He told us that some children were mean and cruel to him and how he reacted to their taunting. Today, Mark will discuss with us what hardships he has endured as an adult and some of the encouragement he received from someone very special to him.

Today on our program, I wanted to talk about  Dyslexia. Sometimes, this term is misunderstood and misdiagnosed, but it is a real and undeniable disability.

I believe that Christ holds the church in high esteem. The church is one of most important assets to the Christian life and without the church, we would have little encouragement, strength, or growth.

Chris will share how Christ rescued him from a life of “extreme” sin, what to expect during recovery, and rebuilding a life shattered by crime and addiction.

Chris will explain what it was like during Christmas time as a person with an addiction. His story is gripping and sad until you hear the rest of the story.

Chris was an addict for over 20 years but is now a changed man because of Christ and His transforming power through salvation. 

An interview with Chris Kasshun on addiction. Chris struggled for over twenty years with his life of crime and addiction. He left home at the age of 16, living on the streets. Chris has a life-changing story to tell those who are addicted or know someone who is.

I love history, especially when it involves the lives of Christians, present or past, and how they trusted in the mighty hand of God during the most difficult times of their lives.

Aaron talks about his life and what it was like growing up non-Mormon/LDS in Utah.  He shares his experiences as a pastor's kid, homeschooling, and having seven other siblings in their home. It's a fun and delightful conversation with my grandson that you will enjoy listening to.

We go through many seasons of life, and no matter what season it may be––– we can survive because of His marvelous grace. My purpose for doing this podcast is to encourage women and men that they can survive the trials of this life. You might ask, but How Dianna?–– Because of God’s Grace.