"Having Nothing & Having Everything" Glori Winders

Contentment is rare. Have you been through a season of having everything? And how about a season of having nothing? The Market Crash of “08 affected so many families to the core. And life itself can be a rollercoaster, especially when it starts out with every E-ticket in the book. As Glori brings you into her

remarkable faith story, you will hear the moments that have changed her, and made her to be the content and grateful child of God, Mama, wife, Gigi and RV-living entrepreneurial nomad she is today.Her heart’s desire is to help women “Redefine life on your terms and Live Glorified”https://liveglorified.com/Phil. 4:4-“Be cheerful with joyous celebration in every season of life. Let joy overflow, for you are united with the Anointed One.” The Passion Translation—————————————————————————————-Stories Glori shares:Parent attempting suicideParent threatening suicideLukemia awarenessLoss of a siblingGrowing up fastWhen the child becomes the parentHow parenting changes after the loss of a childThe market crash of 2008The real estate crash of 2008Being an essentialist vs. being a minimalistLoving who her family became through the journeyRV living5 things you probably don’t know about rv livingNot having a Plan B for marriageNever saying the ‘d’ wordStewardship vs. ownershipBeing a minimalist vs. being an essentialistBusiness and ministry to womenCo-creating with her familyGreat quotes from Glori:“A lot of times the kids who are adult children of alcoholics can go two ways, they follow the alcoholic’s footsteps or they become the superstar, trying to be so perfect that they will make everything right.”“the counselor friend mentioned that really and truly honoring your Mom is not letting her sin against you, and you allowing this behavior is letting her sin against you.”“Tim got saved through the Amway business.”“We were riding high. We were doing good. And then the market crashed and real estate crashed in 2008.”“He even tried to go flip burgers at McDonald’s and they told him he was overqualified. He couldn’t get the job.”“We had a lot of things. And we realized that we just didn’t have the things, the things had us.”“We don’t say minimalist, we say essentialist, because if it is essential and you need it to do whatever it is God has called you to do, okay.”“All four of us would say, we don’t like the journey we had to go on, but we all love who we became through the journey.”Podcast: Seek. Go. Create. Related episodes:——————————————We would love to hear how the Lord has encouraged you through this story at lfhpodcast@gmail.comFor more everyday extraordinary faith stories:We are on Instagram, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google, iHeartRadio and all of the places podcasts live. Just type in ‘Letters From Home Podcast’ and scroll down until you see the rainbow.