Our guest today is here all the way from Kenya! Vickie Odundo, founder of Victorious Children’s Home, joins us to talk about what it was like growing up homeless with her family of 10 in Kenya. She shares how God saved her life on the day she planned to end it all and how it eventually lead her to start a children’s home that currently cares for 150 kids full time.To support Victorious Children’s Home with a one time donation visit here (100% of every donation goes directly to VCH) : https://servingorphans.org/kenya-victorious/To sponsor a child at Victorious Children’s Home, send an email to office@cctri.org

Jon Meo joins us today on the CCTri Podcast! He opens up about a recent illness that left him bedridden and in excruciating pain for months. He also shares about how God is continuing to free him from a spirit of legalism and how he ends up in TN.

Our guest today is Hunter Ogden! He shares with us his journey of being born with cleft lip and palate and his experience with being on American ninja warrior 3 times.

In today’s episode, we’re joined by Susan Owens! She shares how she first got connected with Celebration 25 years ago and the journey that led her to join the staff. Susan also opens up about walking through her husband’s triple bypass surgery and, later that same year, facing her own cancer diagnosis.

Today on the CCTri Podcast, we’re having our first discussion-based episode! Pastor Robert Russell joins us as we dive into the topic of prayer — what it truly is, why it’s so important, and how to navigate the tough seasons of unanswered prayers. Tune in and be encouraged!

Welcome back to Season 2 of the CCTri Podcast! Our guest today is Liza Koziieva. She shares with us her journey of losing her dad when she was just 18 and how it almost cost her her life. A few years later she found herself fleeing the only city she had ever called home as Russia attacked Ukraine. She was then left with a choice, would she forgive Russia?

We're joined by Edith Johnson who has lived around the world and been a part of the multiple missions organizations over the last 50 years. We talk about how everyone is called to be a missionary, valuing other cultures, and how to help people from around the world who are in your hometown.

Today's guest, Randy Coleman, grew up in poverty but rose to become a millionaire in his 30s through his success as a businessman. Over time, he started and acquired several more businesses. Yet despite his achievements, a series of challenges left him with nothing. Through it all, Randy says he felt God's presence beside him in every season.