Hosted by Steve Whitney · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Explore real stories of real people who found answers to some of life's problems and now live with an excess of joy and peace in their lives.
Steve Whitney hosts Excess.Stories, a society show with 12 episodes published.
Kathy tells her story of losing her mom but finding hope and peace through new friendships and a renewed relationship with Jesus. Even though she walked away from God several times, when she said, "Yes" to him, he was fa
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Paul's service in the military lead him all over the world and exposed him to unbelievable pain and suffering. This affected his life, his marriage, and his kids. He suffered with injuries, addictions, and the pain it br
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Emma shares some of the challenges early in her life, which included losing her mother to alcoholism. She also suffered from social anxiety, gender confusion, and the instability that this brought. Through the love of he
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Mike tells us how he got to the point of wanting to take his own life. But God had other plans and put him on a new path that led him to fall on his knees and ask for help. Now he has chosen to trust God and is able to b
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Clayton, the podcast producer, shares how his early years were full of judgment and always needing to earn love. This path was leading him to drug and alcohol addiction and to earning love by trying to please people. He
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Samantha shares how the struggles in her early life and with some of the people in her life, made it hard for her to trust anyone. But as she opened up to God and some new relationships, she has found peace.
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Annie grew up feeling judged and never feeling like she fit into any groups around her. She shares how she has come to find acceptance and forgiveness. Find out how this led her to new peace and freedom in the relationsh
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Justin describes how he went from the lowest point in his life to finding new meaning and purpose that now gives him hope and peace and a reason to live his life everyday.
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Listen as Cullen explains how he was able to get off the streets and overcome some bad decisions to find his own worth and some healthy new relationships.
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Dustin was struggling with habits that caused him to feel worthless. He tried hard to change himself, but failed. A new opportunity opened a pathway to freedom and joy.
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Natalie tells her story of how she saw something in the lives of her friend's family that was missing from her life. Listen to how Natalie discovers the secret that was missing from her life and how it changed her.
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Excess.Stories is hosted by Steve Whitney. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 12 episodes.
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