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by Brent & Mikaela Wyatt
Real stories. Real people. Real reminders that you are never alone. Welcome to Angels Among Us, where we sit down with ordinary people who have lived through extraordinary things. These are stories of faith, miracles, heartbreak, hope, divine timing, and the people who show up exactly when they're needed most. Sometimes the angels in our stories are unseen. Sometimes they're unmistakable. And sometimes they're simply the people God places in our path. Our hope is that as you hear these stories, you'll recognize the angels in your own life, feel a little less alone in whatever you're facing, and maybe even realize that you can be an angel for someone else. We're Brent and Mikaela. Go look for those angels. 🤍
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Sometimes being an angel starts with noticing what someone needs.In this Angel of the Week episode, Brent and Mikaela help Brent’s brother Tyler surprise two people who have made a lasting difference for his family: Tammy and Jeremy.As Tyler and Becca faced an uncertain move to Colorado, Tammy and Jeremy offered a home to rent, encouragement to trust God, and kindness that continued long after moving day. From bringing over a kitchen table to surprising their little girls with bath toys, they made this family feel loved in ways they may not have fully realized.A heartfelt thank-you and a reminder that even the little things we do can become part of someone else’s answered prayer.Go look for those angels. 🤍
“Just give it one more day.”Wendy McCarthy never forgot those words from her mother. Years after surviving a life-threatening blood clot during pregnancy, she held onto them through a dark season of postpartum depression.On this Short Story Wednesday, Wendy joins Brent and Mikaela to share the comfort she felt from an unseen presence in her hospital room, the love of a mother who held her while she cried, and why she sees her daughter as an angel in her life.Now a grandmother, Wendy shares her gratitude for all that came after—and a heartfelt reminder that it’s okay to reach out and ask for help.Content note: This conversation includes postpartum depression and suicidal thoughts. For support in the U.S., call or text 988, available 24/7, or visit [988 Lifeline](https://988lifeline.org/).Go look for those angels. 🤍
What does a miracle look like when you’re still living with the thing you prayed would change?At 15, Natalie sustained a spinal cord injury in a skiing accident. During her emergency helicopter transport, she had an experience she describes as entering a place that felt like home—an experience she kept to herself for ten years.Natalie joins Brent and Mikaela to share what came afterward: the struggle with comparison, the desire to feel “normal,” and the gradual discovery of purpose and joy through her faith in God.She also shares the everyday angels who helped her along the way, from a mother who never made her feel like a burden to friends who simply sat beside her.An honest conversation about suffering, belonging, and learning to recognize miracles in unexpected places.Content note: Includes descriptions of a serious accident and difficulty breathing, discussion of infertility, and brief references to sexual assault and kidnapping.Go look for those angels. 🤍Find & Follow Natalie here:https://www.instagram.com/nataliebuchoz/Have you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in Heaven.aaupodcast25@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261http://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcast
A birthday cake. Taco leftovers. An extra pan of lasagna. Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness mean more than we could ever know.This Short Story Wednesday, Brent and Mikaela revisit Adam Trask’s story of delivering cake ingredients to a man who had been praying for a way to celebrate his wife’s birthday. They also share listeners’ experiences of following a prompting—and showing up with exactly what someone needed.Together, they reflect on an honest question: With so much suffering in the world, does God still care about our individual needs? A conversation about listening to those quiet nudges, caring for each other, and remembering that you are loved.Go look for those angels. 🤍Here's the link for Elisha's book:https://a.co/d/0eE7J0z9
How do you learn to trust God when you’ve spent so much of your life feeling abandoned?Adam Trask grew up with homelessness, abuse, and addiction in his family. This week, he joins Brent and Mikaela to share how he began recognizing Christ’s presence in his life... and how that changed the way he cares for others.From birthday-cake ingredients delivered at just the right time to a prompting that helped put his newborn son near lifesaving medical care, Adam’s stories are heartfelt, sometimes hilarious, and full of reasons to show up.We also talk about marriage, listening without trying to fix everything, and learning that you don’t have to serve perfectly to help someone feel loved.Be sure to hear Adam’s wife, Elisha, in our previous episode.Content note: Includes childhood abuse and neglect, substance use and overdose deaths, suicide and suicide loss, fatal accidents, and an infant medical emergency. U.S. crisis support: call or text 988.Go look for those angels. 🤍Have you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in Heaven.aaupodcast25@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261http://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcast
Thanks for joining us for our very first Angel of the Week! 🤍This episode was recorded live, but we kept the broadcast private as a test run while we worked out all the details. From here on out, we’ll actually be LIVE with all of you—reading your comments, answering questions, and hopefully sharing some really special moments together.We haven’t decided on an official day or time yet, but we’ll be announcing that very soon!For now, we hope you enjoy our very first weekly Angel of the Week.We all have people in our lives who deserve to know how much they mean to us. Sometimes we just need a reminder to tell them.Do you have an angel in your life you’d like to nominate? Send us their story at **aaupodcast25@gmail.com**. We would love to hear about them and possibly feature them in an upcoming Angel of the Week.Thank you for being here and helping us celebrate the incredible people God places in our lives.Go look for those angels. 🤍
Will He Know Me?This week on Short Story Wednesday, Mikaela reads a talk she recently gave at church about what it really means to know Jesus Christ and make Him a part of our homes and our everyday lives.She shares honestly about infertility, unanswered prayers, imperfect homes, and why following Christ doesn’t mean life will always go the way we hoped. Sometimes the miracle isn’t God removing the trial—sometimes it’s who we become as we walk through it with Him.No matter how far we’ve wandered, because of Jesus Christ, there is always a road home. 🤍Go look for those angels. 🤍
Elisha Trask grew up surrounded by homelessness, addiction, and abuse. When she was six years old, she prayed for help during a terrifying encounter with her father—and saw two men dressed in white appear behind him.That moment taught Elisha that she could call on God.Years later, urgent spiritual impressions would lead her to pray for her son while he was in danger on a mountain, find her toddler moments before a devastating fall, lock a door just before someone tried to enter, and offer messages of love to strangers carrying private grief.Elisha also shares how Jesus Christ helped her break the cycle of abuse—not by instantly removing every harmful impulse, but by giving her the opportunity to choose a different response.This tender conversation is an invitation to listen more closely, pray more intentionally, and act when someone is placed on your heart.Content note: This episode discusses childhood abuse, suicide, sexual assault, addiction, and death.Go look for those angels. 🤍Have you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in Heaven.aaupodcast25@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261http://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcast
Real stories. Real people. Real reminders that you are never alone. Welcome to Angels Among Us, where we sit down with ordinary people who have lived through extraordinary things. These are stories of faith, miracles, heartbreak, hope, divine timing, and the people who show up exactly when they're needed most. Sometimes the angels in our stories are unseen. Sometimes they're unmistakable. And sometimes they're simply the people God places in our path. Our hope is that as you hear these stories, you'll recognize the angels in your own life, feel a little less alone in whatever you're facing, and maybe even realize that you can be an angel for someone else. We're Brent and Mikaela. Go look for those angels. 🤍
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