Outpost 127: A Podcast for the Misfit, the Sojourner and the Wanderer Greg Wukasch

Cooking a meal for her family at 8 years old, Sherra found the kitchen to be her happy place as a shy child. Today, it has become a laboratory where she creates her artistry. Sherra is a wife, a mom of three girls, and an entrepreneur, and business owner of Sherra's Sweets-N-Things.

You can find her heavenly creations at:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Sherras-Sweets-N-Things/100057609814348/?mibextid=D4KYlr

What does it look like when you are on the verge of becoming empty nesters but God prompts you to adopt four young children in need? Saying yes to the Lord's call can be incredibly satisfying but it's never easy. Surrounding yourself with a supportive and loving community is key.
In Episode 33, Amy Jo Hush discussed the foster care crisis impacting our communities and introduced us to a family (the Hunt family) who is following God's prompting to do their part. In this interview, James Hunt discusses their journey including the highs and lows of caring and loving for children in need.

(For more resources on this foster care crisis in the San Antonio area, please visit www.Alliance4orphans.org)

What happens when you have a career as a dental hygienist that spans for over 2 decades but leaves you feeling...unfulfilled? Perhaps you seek the wisdom of your Pastor. Perhaps your Pastor tells you that God has something greater for you. That's the story of Amy Jo Hush. Amy Jo brings with her both energy and passion to selflessly serve others in her community. In this two part interview Amy Jo shares her mission of serving clients at the San Antonio State Supported Living Center and also how she got involved in a growing foster care crisis.

What if…God is not just 1st in my life but instead actually IS my life? What if He doesn’t fit into the religion that I’ve created but instead I fit into the way, the truth and the life that He declared, died, and rose for?

How many times in our desperation have we told God, "I can't" only for Him to respond with "Yes you can". That's the story over and over again for Kelly Gayle Martin Nelson. In fact, from broken marriages to life changing experiences in Malawi, Kelly has seen the grace and love of a heavenly Father, who continued to ask if she would be available to Him. This is not a sanitized conversation. Kelly speaks honestly and openly about her struggles in life and what she has experienced after traveling for over 12 years to a part of Africa that most of us can't find on a map.

Pablo began drawing at a young age and also enjoyed reading the comic strips in the daily news paper. These cartoons inspired the search for humor in all things but it was the underground comics from the 1970s' drug, hippie and rock and roll scene that greatly influenced his drawing style. After coming to faith Pablo wanted to pursue something artistic and different drawing ideas and inspiration from holy scriptures. In the year 2000 Pablo started doing just that. Since then Pablo's art work includes the comic strips of Bohemians del Barrio (social, political, current events with apocalyptic parallels), Jesu Mazi (contemporary Christ like character based on the life of Jesus), oils on wood and mixed media pieces using found and repurposed objects (art through scripture). These inspired art works has landed pieces at the U.S. embassy in Nassau, France plus local private collections. https://www.facebook.com/pablo.martinez.1253?mibextid=LQQJ4d