The Power of Taking Risks on People | Pastor Doug Bunnell
In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Doug Bunnell, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Bellingham, WA to discuss the power of taking risks on people and the profound impact it can have. He reflects on his early involvement in Collide, when he took a leap of faith and gave Willow a "yes" to try an experiment—an experiment that has since blossomed into the transformative Collide ministry. His decision to take a chance on something uncertain paved the way for the lives Collide has touched and the community it has built. We also talk about: Doug’s journey as a pastor and how his family's story shaped his ministry How saying "yes" to Collide was a leap of faith that has inspired countless others The importance of taking risks on people and stepping into uncertainty How God’s work can unfold in unexpected ways through simple acts of trust If you've ever been hesitant to take a chance on someone or something, this episode will inspire you to trust in the possibilities and see how God can work through your "yes." Tune in now and be encouraged to take a leap of faith in your own life! Partner with Us to Impact Lives! If you love this podcast and the work Collide is doing to impact lives, would you consider partnering with us? Your generous donations help us provide counseling, create content, and build spaces for women to connect. Will you join our efforts to bring hope and healing to hurting women by giving a financial gift? Visit our website for more information about giving. Connect with Doug via email at dougb@fpcbellingham.org or Facebook Follow Willow on her Website, Instagram or Facebook ________ Shop for Good at the Collide Store Partner with Us to Impact Lives! Visit our website for more information about giving. Check out Collide’s website for info on upcoming conferences, events, and resources. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for encouragement, inspo and a fun peek into our ministry. Plus, subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Collide!
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