Turning Up the Light Podcast

Hello podcast listeners and welcome to our forth episode of Turning Up the Light.This episode has been in our thoughts and prayers since my Sister Katrina first talked about God impressing on her to share with others about the miracles that God has done in her life. God has placed into my sister's heart to help others struggling with addiction, in prison, or who may not believe that God's grace can reach even them. We pray that the Holy Spirt will use this message to speak to those who need him most. 
In this episode Katrina shares her personal testimony of a near-fatal car accident and three-week coma that led to a life-changing encounter with God. She describes how that revelation brought healing, hope, and a new purpose after decades of addiction and despair.
The episode emphasizes that everyone is a sinner, redemption is a free gift through Jesus, and no one is beyond God’s love. Katrina invites listeners to accept God, turn on the light in their lives, and find hope and community.

On May 18, Turning Up the Light Episode 3 recounts a humorous true story from early 2025 about Katrina and friends getting stuck in a tiny church elevator during a Tri-Sing-A-Thon.Between flickering lights, tight quarters, and helpful church members above, the situation turns into a memorable lesson about trusting Jesus, following His voice, and enjoying fellowship—complete with Sloppy Joes and laughter.The episode closes with a reading from John 10:2–4 and prayers of gratitude for guidance, humor, and community.

In this episode, Cameron, his mother Sandy, and sister Katrina share a multi-decade family testimony of faith and miracles. Cameron recounts a prophetic word received at a 1995 church camp and decades of prayer for his mother and sister.
Sandy describes a life-changing dream, and Katrina tells of a severe 2024 car accident and a visionary near-death experience that led her to give her life to Jesus. The episode highlights God’s patience, answered prayers, and the transformative power of personal encounters with the divine.

Kelly McCreary, a rancher and Vietnam veteran, shares his conversion through a cowboy church and his passion for Bible study. He discusses his belief in a coming rapture, critiques post-millennialism, warns against modern deception, and encourages relying on Scripture and the Holy Spirit.