In this final episode of Season 3, we find Katie Hubbard characteristically wrestling with questions of doubt and faith, death and life, promises of provision and bills to pay. Most of all, we find he

Katie hated almost everything about cancer treatment, except for the perspective cancer brings. She had a high tolerance for pain but a low tolerance for medication. Constant check-ups and scans left

Katie Hubbard closes out 2013 with a long journal entry on everything she had done since mid-November of that year. (She didnt journal a lot during that time because her journal went missing for a mo

Lest anyone think I (Norman Hubbard) edit Katies journals heavily when I read them on air, let this podcast stand as testimony. In early December 2013, you get pure Katie Hubbard, the quintessential

In this episode, Katie Hubbard talks about reconstructive surgery with her followers on Caring Bridge. It may be the only time you hear her publicly threaten to beat you with a baseball bat. And she r

In this episode, Katie reflects on the challenges and joys of parenting four kids at very different stages of life, losing a friend to cancer, and meditating on Scripture.

In the previous podcast, we found Katie Hubbard struggling with the idea that her life, taken by cancer, might be dispensable. Here, we find her breakthrough as she writes out, Romans 8:38: For I am

Katie Hubbard grapples with the distressing notion that cancer might kill her, and God might regard her life as "dispensable." In her words: "I feel shaken to the core. I feel sad. I just feel totally

In her journey with cancer, Katie Hubbard learned a thing or two about what truly satisfies. To God, she wrote, You are the one thing that I crave and desire that FULFILLS. Everything else leaves me

Cherishing the beauty of your own backyard. Asking God for the things you want. Trusting him for the things that lie ahead. Thats what youll hear from Katie Hubbard in her journal entries from mid-A