Send us a text Some stories don’t fade; they get reclaimed. We sit down with Earl and Angie for a deeply honest journey through trauma, addiction, and the kind of recovery that stands up in the real world—courtrooms, crowded rooms, and late-night panic alike. Their message is simple and strong: addiction is an outward symptom of an inward wound, and freedom begins when you stop reacting, start responding, and let a real community walk with you. Angie shares how meth offered a counterfeit pea...
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Send us a text Some stories don’t fade; they get reclaimed. We sit down with Earl and Angie for a deeply honest journey through trauma, addiction, and the kind of recovery that stands up in the real world—courtrooms, crowded rooms, and late-night panic alike. Their message is simple and strong: addiction is an outward symptom of an inward wound, and freedom begins when you stop reacting, start responding, and let a real community walk with you. Angie shares how meth offered a counterfeit pea...
Beyond the Stage: Faith, Failure, and Finding God's Path - Christian Artist Tommy Williams Ep. 14
Faith And Failures Podcast
1 hour 25 minutes
3 months ago
Beyond the Stage: Faith, Failure, and Finding God's Path - Christian Artist Tommy Williams Ep. 14
Meet Tommy Williams, a 21-year-old Christian musician whose profound wisdom transcends his years. From his family's guitar-building tradition to discovering his unique voice in worship music, Tommy's journey reveals what happens when divine purpose redirects human ambition. Tommy candidly shares the moment everything changed—when God called him to abandon his dreams of being "the next Ed Sheeran" and instead write love songs to Him. This pivotal redirection shapes his distinctive approach to...
Faith And Failures Podcast
Send us a text Some stories don’t fade; they get reclaimed. We sit down with Earl and Angie for a deeply honest journey through trauma, addiction, and the kind of recovery that stands up in the real world—courtrooms, crowded rooms, and late-night panic alike. Their message is simple and strong: addiction is an outward symptom of an inward wound, and freedom begins when you stop reacting, start responding, and let a real community walk with you. Angie shares how meth offered a counterfeit pea...
