Send us a textDr. Chris Peterson's extraordinary journey from childhood church pews to ministry leadership reveals how divine calling withstands human rejection. Growing up in a deeply religious household where church attendance was nightly, Chris's relationship with God transformed from family tradition to personal commitment during a pivotal youth camp experience. What follows is a masterclass in perseverance through adversity.When three separate ministry mentors—people he deeply respected—told Chris he wasn't qualified for worship leadership, the wounds cut deep but didn't derail his calling. "Every time I stepped on stage," he confesses, "I would hear those voices telling me I wasn't good enough." Yet something within him knew God had other plans.The financial testimony woven throughout Chris's story provides profound insight into biblical stewardship. During a church campaign called "All for One," he and his wife Leslie committed to doubling their tithe despite significant financial constraints as new parents. For two years, they sacrificed through tremendous hardship—sometimes literally crying on their staircase wondering how bills would be paid. Then exactly two years later, to the day, they received a financial blessing matching exactly what they had given.Perhaps most moving is seeing their values transfer to the next generation. When Chris's daughter recently gave money to help a friend at camp and was asked why, she simply responded, "Because our family is generous. That's what we do." Without prompting, she embodied the principles her parents had modeled.Chris's testimony illuminates how God's calling survives rejection, financial testing refines our faith, and our greatest accomplishments might be what we pass on to those who follow. If you're facing opposition to your purpose or questioning God's provision, this episode will reignite your confidence in the One who qualifies the called rather than calling the qualified.TODAY WE CHOOSE TO SPEAK LIFE AZ!!! GOD BLESS YOU Support the show

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