What if God’s nature really is to restore—to bring life to barren places, peace to the war inside us, and hope even when the wreckage feels too deep?
In today’s heartfelt episode, I’m joined by Bible teacher, writer, and co-author of Revelationship, Cathy Colver Garland. Cathy shares the kind of story that doesn’t resolve in a single miracle—but in a lifetime of encountering the goodness of God in the middle of real, human pain.
From miscarriages and divorce to breaking her neck twice, Cathy opens up about the wilderness places she’s walked through—and the unshakable visions God gave her along the way. What held her together wasn’t just grit or healing. It was knowing the One who restores. The One whose nature is unchanging—even when our circumstances are.
The worship song that carries us through this conversation is “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe—a song Cathy returns to again and again. Because when everything feels lost, she’s learned to believe: it’s God’s nature to restore.
This is a story of deep waiting, surprising joy, and the kind of revelation that draws us into lasting relationship with a faithful God.
In This Episode:
Hear how Cathy clung to the nature and promises of God through years of barrenness, trauma, and unanswered questions.
Learn how visions from God sustained her even when nothing around her looked like the future He had shown.
Discover the heart behind her book Revelationship, and how she helps others see where God is moving in their everyday lives.
Reflect on the power of worship to realign your heart with the truth of who God is—especially when everything feels uncertain.
Be reminded that restoration isn’t always sudden. But when it’s from God—it’s deep.
Listen to “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe:
Want to explore Revelationship by Cathy Colver Garland?
Visit https://revelationship.net to learn more about the book and devotional, co-written with her father, Dr. Randy Colver—designed to help you recognize how God is revealing Himself to draw you into deeper relationship.
Fair Use Disclaimer: This episode includes references and lyrics from “Your Nature” by Kari Jobe, used under fair use for commentary, review, and teaching purposes. All rights remain with the original copyright holders.