Your past doesn’t define you. Your pain has a purpose. Your story matters.

Those of are some of the things that Kelly Butner learned after she came to know Christ

after a traumatic childhood. Kelly felt broken, but on a mission trip to Romania a few

years ago, she felt God healing her as she publicly shared her testimony for the first

time.

Kelly discovered that she had a voice – and that her voice was powerful because God

was using it. She also discovered her passion for sharing the Gospel around the world

on mission trips. She’ll share all about doing that, plus the important distinction between

believing in God and actually following Him, on this episode of Limitless Spirit.

5:35 – Growing up in church, but experiencing hurts, family dysfunction, and

brokenness

7:25 – During a very hard time, the Holy Spirit started helping Kelly process some

difficult childhood memories, a key step on her journey to healing

11:16 – On her first ever mission trip to Romania, Kelly publicly shares her story for the

first time

15:26 – Highlight from a trip to Buenos Aires

17:50 – Figuring out how to do missions as a mom of three young boys and facing fear

and self-doubt before every trip

20:52 – Kelly says she is “absolutely” a different person who has found her greater

purpose and understands more about the way God way her through doing missions

work

23:50 – Going on a mission trip with her husband and how they’re more connected now

26:51 – “I’m just hungry to see what He’s (God’s) doing” and some closing thoughts

about connecting with WMA

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