Show Notes
Life is a roller coaster, and when you are facing the drop, it can feel like you are holding on for dear life. But keep holding on, don’t let go. The drop is going to pass, your worst is eventually going to be behind you. The season you are in is temporary but the God you serve and believe in is constant and eternal. Do you recognize Him in those seasons? What are you holding onto?
Katy Nichole bravely shares the story behind her song, “Hold On,” which comes from a dark season in her life where she did not want to continue on the roller coaster. But God intervened and reminded her that He is not done yet.
We hope this conversation serves as a reminder that God has a purpose for YOUR life, He is not done with you yet, either.
If you are struggling with self-harm or suicidal thoughts, please call 811 – the national mental health help phone number.
Katy Nichole - "Hold On" (Official Music Video)
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