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The Imperfect Way: Finding God's Love and Mission Inside St. Peter's Basilica

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In this episode of Unwritten, Trevor sits down with Courtney Roach to talk about how a disappointing papal audience and physical exhaustion led to a profound, vulnerable experience of God's perfect love right inside St. Peter's Basilica. Whether you're struggling with feelings of unworthiness while trying to lead, or just curious about how God works through moments of weakness, this conversation will inspire you to know that God is at work in your life and can accomplish great things even when you feel you don't have enough capacity. What You’ll Hear: • Courtney recounts the incredible journey of leading 40 women—most of whom she had never met—on the strenuous Daily Nothings Pilgrimage to Italy during the Jubilee year. • After suffering through 97- to 98-degree heat in Rome and wrestling with internal anger and judgment, Courtney wept during the Jubilee Walk and felt encouraged by St. Peter, who told her, "I just want to show you the imperfect way. Just come to me". • While carrying the cross and entering the holy doors of St. Peter’s Basilica, Courtney broke down trying to read Psalm 23, instantly hearing the Lord confirm her mission and finding deep clarity and comfort in the realization that vulnerability is key to her leadership. Hit follow or subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes!

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Religion & Spirituality • Christianity

About Podcast

Every life has chapters that defy explanation — moments of wonder, breakthrough, and divine connection. Unwritten exists to bring those stories into the light. In each episode, real people share heartfelt testimony about how God has touched their lives: from life-changing conversions and surprising answers to prayer to miraculous events and unmistakable encounters with His voice. These are not sermons — they are living stories of God’s goodness, grace, and relentless love in a world that needs hope. Tune in, be encouraged, and discover how God is still writing powerful narratives in the lives