Impact over Influence
Impact over Influence
Shelli Zan
Were you have Been & Were you are Going
40 minutes Posted Jun 23, 2025 at 1:08 pm.
promises. Through Psalm 139, we remember that God has always known and seen us, even in the womb. And in Romans 12:1–2, we're called to live as living sacrifices, no longer conformed to this world but transformed by the renewing of our minds.But sometimes, it’s not our circumstances that limit us — it’s our hearts. In Mark 8:17–21, Jesus challenges His disciples: “Are your hearts still hardened?” This episode invites honest reflection. Have we allowed pain or fear to harden our hearts? Are we missing the miracles in front of us?Let this conversation open your eyes to what God is doing — where you’ve been is not the end of the story. He’s faithful to complete what He started. The question is: will we have eyes to see, and hearts ready to believe?
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In this powerful episode, we walk through a story of God’s faithfulness — from heartbreak to healing. Shelli shares a personal testimony of her son, who suffered a traumatic accident at just 18 months old. Now at age 10, he’s mowing lawns with strength and purpose — a picture of resilience, redemption, and God’s hand at work.Together, we reflect on how God transforms our stories — using even the darkest moments for good, just as Romans 8:28promises. Through Psalm 139, we remember that God has always known and seen us, even in the womb. And in Romans 12:1–2, we're called to live as living sacrifices, no longer conformed to this world but transformed by the renewing of our minds.But sometimes, it’s not our circumstances that limit us — it’s our hearts. In Mark 8:17–21, Jesus challenges His disciples: “Are your hearts still hardened?” This episode invites honest reflection. Have we allowed pain or fear to harden our hearts? Are we missing the miracles in front of us?Let this conversation open your eyes to what God is doing — where you’ve been is not the end of the story. He’s faithful to complete what He started. The question is: will we have eyes to see, and hearts ready to believe?