who wrote the music when jesus say yes nobody can say no

I sat down with Sarah and we talked about how she was able to heal and forgive even when her circumstances didn’t change. Sarah Mae is the author of the book, The Complicated Heart: Loving Even When It Hurts. She had to navigate living with an abusive alcoholic mother, the effects of sexual abuse, and even, the aftermath of an abortion. They were a lot like Sarah Mae was when she was growing up. They were hurting-doing whatever they thought would get their deepest needs met. They weren’t just bad kids, not hopeless cases.

What we didn’t understand at the time were the reasons behind their behavior. They were struggling to do the right thing and it seemed as if they weren’t able to gain any traction. They were making poor choices, acting out of anger, and they would start to move in the right direction-and we thought we were making progress but then they’d fall back into the same pattern over and over again. Years ago, my husband and I were doing youth ministry and we had some kids who were pretty difficult to work with. So on each episode of this podcast, we’ll be talking with people who have learned how in those very difficult times––those dark places of life––to draw their strength from Jesus. Jesus has promised us that whenever we walk through those dark tough times––He’s always going to be with us. Unfavorable Odds is all about finding hope and help in those seasons of life when things get pretty difficult. Kim: From the FamilyLife podcast network, this is Unfavorable Odds. I go “I don’t even think I love you anymore,” and she just laughed again. I was like “I think you’re an alcoholic.” She just laughed and said, “So what.” I do what a 14-year-old would-I don’t know how to fight back, right? So I just think I’m going to hurt her.

Sarah: I come out with it and say “Mom, when you drink, you’re really mean to me and she looked at me and she just laughed.

Who wrote the music when jesus say yes nobody can say no