
In a day of trouble, these verses teach a sturdy way to pray when courage feels thin. They ask the Lord to answer, protect, and send help, not from human strength but from His holy presence. The prayer remembers offerings, lifts banners of hope, and turns fear into confidence that God hears. It draws a clear contrast between trusting what looks powerful and choosing name over noise. When others fall, faith rises and stands upright, calling for victory and mercy.

Here are some great episodes to start with.
In a day of trouble, these verses teach a sturdy way to pray when courage feels thin. They ask the Lord to answer, protect, and send help, not from human strength but from His holy presence. The prayer remembers offerings, lifts banners of hope, and turns fear into confidence that God hears. It draws a clear contrast between trusting what looks powerful and choosing name over noise. When others fall, faith rises and stands upright, calling for victory and mercy.
Scripture moves from spiritual death to new life, showing God’s mercy reaches us when we cannot rescue ourselves. Salvation is described as grace received through faith, not something earned by effort or reputation. The message then widens into belonging and reconciliation, declaring Christ as our peace. In Him, walls fall down between outsiders and insiders, hostility is disarmed, and a new humanity is formed. We are remade as God’s workmanship, built into a dwelling place for God.
This song of revelation begins with the heavens declaring God’s glory, where day and night become a wordless witness to His presence. It then turns to the Lord’s Word as a clearer gift, perfect and trustworthy, reviving the soul, making the simple wise, rejoicing the heart, and enlightening the eyes. The prayer becomes personal and honest, because light exposes all, and mercy cleanses what we cannot see. It ends with surrender, asking for acceptable words, pure motives, and a steady heart be…
In these Christian testimony stories, Scripture doesn’t arrive as a lecture. It arrives as a turning point. A marriage grown quiet begins to heal as the Gospel of John is read aloud, one chapter at a time. Behind prison walls, Psalm 51 opens a door from shame to repentance and a simple Church Without Walls. In a refugee camp, the Gospel is heard in a mother tongue and becomes intimate again. Holy interruptions whisper and God’s Word meets real pain with real hope.

Chaplain
Christie is a missionary, ordained pastor, and chaplain—a dedicated servant of faith whose life and ministry are centered on sharing God’s Word and bringing comfort to those in need. With a heart shaped by years of military service and missionary outreach in the Caribbean, Africa, and Europe, Christie has long been drawn to serve people from all walks of life.
During her time serving in Thessaloniki, Greece, Christie led a street ministry focused on reaching the city’s homeless community. Equipped with compassion, prayer, and audio bibles in the Greek language, she shared the hope of the Gospel with those living on the margins—offering not just Scripture, but presence, listening, and love.
Her work through In the Field Audio Bible is a natural extension of that calling. These recordings allow Christie to reach listeners with the soothing, uplifting power of God’s Word, whether they are at home, in shelters, or navigating life’s most difficult roads. With every reading, she brings warmth, empathy, and a deep sense of God’s presence—creating sacred moments of peace, encouragement, and spiritual connection.
In August 2025, Christie moved to Vlorë, Albania, continuing her mission to deliver the audio bible to those in need—bringing the hope of Scripture to a new community longing for truth, comfort, and the presence of God.
Christie’s mission remains simple but profound: to offer the gift of faith, comfort, and the transformative hope of Scripture—one verse, one voice, and one soul at a time.
Christie continues to prepare for her board certification exams and interviews for the Board Certified Pastoral Counselor (BCPC) in 2026.