In this second conversation with Terry Ross, you’ll hear even more of his heart—not just his past, but his hurts and hopes. He speaks with honesty about weakness and wounds, his mission endeavors, and his decades in ministry. His story reminds us how God works uniquely in each of our lives. Tracy and Chris invite you to listen closely, learn from Terry’s experiences, and take away truths you can apply to your own journey.

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Tracy and Chris invite you to sit back and hear the remarkable story of Terry Ross. His journey weaves through years of business ventures, risky decisions, music, mission work, ministry, family, and miracles—each with lessons for all of us. Terry was climbing the ladder of business success while his deeper life was falling apart. But then, God intervened. Terry and Tracy share a long history in music, ministry, and friendship. They’ve learned how true, enduring relationships help us navigate life’s highs and lows. As you listen, think about your own journey: How has God met you? How has He directed your steps? And in this season, how might He be working in and through your life?

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In Part 2 of their conversation with Peter Rosenberger, Chris and Tracy continue to be inspired—and believe you will be, too. Peter’s deep love and care for his wife Gracie serve as a powerful reminder of Christ’s love for us all, and of how each of us can grow in caring for those in need.

Peter does whatever he can—whatever she needs—with steady, selfless commitment. The life of a caregiver carries a unique mix of sorrow, strength, humor, and hope. How can we respond when life brings long-term burdens? What does healthy mourning look like when the pain doesn’t go away? How can we faithfully show up for others when the needs keep coming?

Peter’s story teaches us how to love well, endure with grace, and serve like Jesus. Listen, learn, and be encouraged to love like Peter—and even more, like our Savior. We should be elbows deep in the sufferings of this world. That is how we must love.

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