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Ep. 62 | A Leader's Story of Overcoming the Impossible

Ep. 62 | A Leader's Story of Overcoming the Impossible

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What happens when your past is marked by trauma, your present is shattered by tragedy, and the future seems impossible? In this powerful episode of the History Makers Leadership Podcast, we sit down with Pastor Kayla Countryman, a woman who embodies resilience and a profound sense of purpose.

From a childhood marked by learning disabilities and a broken home to surviving a devastating accident that nearly took her life, Kayla's story is nothing short of miraculous. After being told she would never walk, speak clearly, or live independently again, Kayla defied every expectation—relearning how to walk, talk, and lead with courage.

With raw vulnerability, humor, and bold faith, Kayla shares how God used her greatest weaknesses to reveal His strength. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone who’s faced insurmountable odds and wondered if there’s still a purpose on the other side of pain.

What you’ll hear in this episode:
- The early struggles Kayla faced growing up with dyslexia and abuse
- The miraculous survival from a near-fatal car accident
- Her journey of healing and rediscovery at the nation's leading rehabilitation center
- A look into how she leads today as a pastor and mentor

Whether you’re a leader, a ministry builder, or someone simply navigating life’s toughest seasons, Kayla’s testimony will leave you inspired to trust the process—and the One who carries you through it

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