'God spoke clearly to me as I lay on my hospital bed'
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Have you ever had to deal with unimaginably bad news? Author Catherine Campbell lost both her daughters when they were young and leadership coach Joy Ogeh-Hutfield was diagnosed with skin cancer as a young mother. They spoke to Michael Fanstone about tragedy turning their lives around, why resentment is always a choice, and hearing God's audible voice in hospital.
Released on 30 Aug 2024
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