What if the song you sing in the dark becomes the strength you stand on in the light? We sit down with musician, author, and missionary kid Myshel Wilkins to trace a pathway through eight miscarriages, hidden ambition, and the painstaking work of trusting God. Today's story doesn’t romanticize pain, but refuses to waste it, turning loss into a life that loves boldly. 

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We Discuss:
• Choosing worship over the pit of bitterness
• How presence disarms accusation and fear
• Walking in authority and identity
• Forgiveness toward clumsy advice and family pressure
• Stewarding freedom with habits, counsel, and renewed minds
• Confronting grief’s temptations
• Hope for those still waiting and other paths to mothering

More about Myshel:
Originally from Frankfort, Kentucky, Myshel traveled with her missionary father and Ghanaian mother to various countries, speaking and leading worship from an early age.  Myshel graduated with a degree in political science from Tennessee State University. She was crowned Miss TSU and named Miss National Black Hall of Fame. She earned a master’s degree in organizational leadership from The King's Seminary in Southlake, Texas. After graduating, she moved to Nashville, Tennessee, and became a Christian musician. Myshel and her husband, Michael, now live in Dallas, Texas.

Connect with Myshel:
Website:  www.Myshelwilkins.com
Instagram: @myselmusic  
Facebook: @myshelwilkins1

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