God is Still Writing Your Story When Everything Seems Lost

Start Your Comeback: Rebuilding after Divorce, Empty Nest, and Loss of Spouse

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Have you ever felt like your past disqualifies you from a better future? That your mistakes have permanently set your path? Today, we're flipping the script on traditional comeback strategies to explore something far more powerful: redemption.
This isn't about soft, sentimental hope. We're diving into the gritty, raw, sometimes tear-stained hope that gets you out of bed when everything behind you lies in ashes. Through the powerful biblical story of Rahab—a woman with a notorious reputation who became part of Jesus's genealogy—we discover that God doesn't just save us from our past; He transforms it into something beautiful.
The waiting is perhaps the hardest part. When you've been playing the long game through hurt, betrayal, or even periods of deafening silence, redemption can feel impossibly distant. Yet as we explore Rahab's journey from prostitute to ancestress of Christ, three transformative truths emerge: your label is not your legacy, redemption rewrites your entire narrative (not just a chapter), and God often shows up in the middle of your story, not just at the end.
When the walls of your own Jericho seem insurmountable, remember that God specializes in bringing them down. Your comeback isn't late—it's in process. If you're exhausted from trying to orchestrate your own redemption, perhaps it's time to be still and let God fight for you. Ready to embrace hope on purpose, even when it's hard? There's still time left on the clock. Let's get you off the bench to start your comeback.

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1. Welcome to Start Your Comeback (00:00:00)

2. Discussing Raw, Gritty Redemption (00:01:00)

3. Rahab: The Unexpected Redemption Story (00:03:29)

4. Three Truths About God's Redemption (00:05:51)

5. Invitation and Closing Thoughts (00:07:46)