I Will Die Before God Is Proved A Liar
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I start my fast and my whole plan was if I don't hear from you, I'm just going to go get a job. I got a finance degree and I'm just going to I'm going to go work. 24 hours go by. I hear nothing. 48 hours go by. Nothing. 72 hours go by. Nothing. Well, God, I am about to go work. I get a Honeycrisp apple that was sitting on my counter. I pick up the apple in the moment. I'm about to bite into it.
I've had friends go through medical scares and it seems the difficult part is dealing with the medical bills. It made their situation more stressful. They felt like a number, not a person. And it was all about the cost, not their care. That's why I was so encouraged after my conversation with Andy Schoonover of CrowdHealth. They focus on people, not just costs. Like many of us, Andy was frustrated with the rising costs and confusing bills, so he created CrowdHealth, a crowdfunding membership that helps families take control of their healthcare spending with real support along the way. Instead of paying high monthly premiums, you pay a simple membership. When a medical need comes up, the community helps to fund your bills and even works to lower costs.
It's a more transparent, supportive approach without the stress. Go to joincrowdhealth.com and use the code Candice. CrowdHealth is not insurance. It's a better approach to healthcare that puts people and community first. You know me, I'm someone who takes my faith seriously, but I also think that faith has to show up in real practical ways. Otherwise, what are we doing? Right now, there are people in Israel who genuinely need help. Elderly men and women, Holocaust survivors, families facing real hardship. And the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is on the ground every single day, making sure that help reaches them. What drew me to this organization is how tangible it is. You give and people actually receive food, medicine, and care.
There's something really beautiful about that connection. I also believe that when we give, we're doing something bigger than just meeting a physical need. We're aligning ourselves with God's heart. And for me, that's what faith in action really looks like. So if this is speaking to you, don't wait. Come stand with me. Visit ifcj.org forward slash Candice to learn more and get involved. That's ifcj.org forward slash Candice. Life is like a roller coaster, but it's better when we go through it together. Welcome to the Candice Cameron Bure podcast. This show is not about me. It's for you. And this season, I get to bring you a series with Jason Jackson Jr., who makes social media content specifically to help people understand the Bible in new ways.
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Hey, Jason. Hey, how you doing? Welcome back.
Yes, thank you for having me.
We were just talking about being, whether we were introverts or extroverts. Yes. And I had said I'm kind of in between. My personality is extroverted. However, I'm a true introvert when I need to recharge. I need to get away from people and charge up. But what are you?
The same exact thing. Oh, you are? Same exact. I'm... A contractual extrovert. I mean, my job and stuff requires me to be an extrovert. And most people see me like in public or something. And they think that I'm going to be the exact same as when I'm excited about finding something on social media. And I'm like... I'm not shy, like you mentioned, but I am. I'm a little more reserved to myself. Yeah. Yeah. I would align with that perfectly.
Yeah. And you need to be away from people to charge up to go have enough energy to go do the next thing.
Right. Right. Even if it's like. 10 minutes, 15 minutes. That's perfect for me.
I know. That's the same. I know every once in a while I'll come across someone that recognizes me out in public.
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