Angels Among Us

Have you ever looked back on an inconvenience and realized it may have been one of God's greatest blessings?
In this Short Story Wednesday, Brent is joined by his younger brother, Michael Wyatt, who shares a simple but powerful experience from a family road trip that changed the way they see miracles. When their vehicle suddenly developed brake problems after more than 1,000 miles on the road, frustration quickly turned into gratitude as they recognized all the ways Heavenly Father had protected their family.
What could have been a devastating accident became a testimony that God is involved in the details of our lives—not always by preventing trials, but by guiding us safely through them.
This heartfelt conversation is a reminder that miracles aren't always dramatic. Sometimes they're found in perfect timing, unexpected delays, and the quiet ways God watches over His children.
**In this episode:**
* A family road trip that could have ended very differently
* Finding gratitude in unexpected setbacks
* Teaching children to recognize God's hand
* Why little miracles often become life's biggest miracles
* Learning to see God's protection in everyday life
If you've ever wondered whether God is aware of the small details of your life, this episode is a beautiful reminder to look back—you may discover He's been there all along.

There are moments in life that change us forever. Some bring incredible joy. Others bring unimaginable heartbreak. But what if, through it all, heaven is closer than we realize?
In this powerful episode, Camille and John Lefler share the miraculous experiences that have strengthened their faith through some of life's greatest trials. From narrowly escaping deadly accidents to feeling the unmistakable presence of loved ones beyond the veil, their story is a remarkable reminder that God is aware of us—and that we are never truly alone.
Camille also opens up about the heartbreaking loss of her son, Weston, and later her father, sharing the difficult questions, moments of doubt, and tender spiritual experiences that carried her through overwhelming grief. Her testimony of trusting God, even when the answer to her greatest prayer was "no," is both honest and deeply inspiring.
Whether you're searching for hope, grieving the loss of someone you love, or simply wondering if heaven is still involved in your life, this conversation is a beautiful reminder that angels are among us.
**In this episode:**
• Miraculous protection in life-threatening accidents
• Losing a son and later a father
• Spiritual promptings and messages from heaven
• Finding faith when prayers aren't answered the way we hope
• Learning to trust God's plan through grief
• Why we're never as alone as we think
We hope this episode helps you recognize the angels in your own life and reminds you that God is in the details—even in life's hardest moments.
Have you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in Heaven.
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Sometimes the most meaningful miracles aren’t dramatic—they’re spoken.
While on a family reunion at Bear Lake, Brent and Mikaela tried a simple activity with their kids, nieces, and nephews: everyone took turns sharing something they genuinely loved about each person in the car. What started as a fun conversation quickly became emotional as hearts opened and people heard things about themselves they had never heard before.
In this short episode, Brent and Mikaela talk about why we so often leave kind words unspoken, how hearing sincere encouragement can change the way we see ourselves, and why God often uses ordinary people to remind us that we are loved.
This week, we have one simple challenge for you: tell someone why you love them. You never know how much they may need to hear it.
Go be an angel. Sometimes the message God wants someone to receive is one that He sends through you.

Some stories remind us that even in our deepest grief, God can bring purpose, healing, and hope.
At just 14 years old, Morgan Whisnant lost her father to cancer. Four years later, she lost her mother as well. For years she wrestled with overwhelming grief, anxiety, and the question of how to move forward after losing both of her parents.
Then something unexpected happened.
What started as a simple goal to run a marathon for children experiencing grief turned into a viral movement—complete with a pickle suit, millions of views, thousands of dollars raised, and countless lives impacted. Along the way, Morgan began recognizing tender mercies, feeling closer to her parents than ever before, and discovering that healing often comes as we choose to serve others.
In this heartfelt conversation, Morgan shares what it was like to lose both parents at such a young age, the lessons grief has taught her, the importance of showing up for those who are hurting, and the beautiful ways she believes our loved ones continue to encourage us from beyond this life.
Whether you're grieving the loss of someone you love, searching for hope, or simply looking for a reminder that you are never alone, Morgan's story will leave you encouraged and inspired.
✨ In this episode:
• Losing both parents before adulthood
• Navigating grief, anxiety, and healing
• Finding purpose through serving grieving children
• The marathon—and pickle suit—that went viral
• Recognizing signs from loved ones
• How small acts of kindness can change someone's life
• One truth Morgan knows to be true
We hope Morgan's story reminds you that even after life's greatest losses, joy, purpose, and hope are still possible.
Follow Morgan's journey here:
https://www.instagram.com/picklegirlruns/
Have you encountered angels? Please let us know if you or someone you know has a story that needs to be shared. Follow us on our social media. We will do our best to post uplifting quotes and short stories. We hope that Angels Among Us has helped you feel the love of our Father in Heaven.
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https://www.instagram.com/angelsamonguspodcast/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574545547261
http://www.youtube.com/@AngelsAmongUsPodcast

This week we’re recording Short Story Wednesday a little differently—from the road during our family vacation.
As we celebrate Teagon’s third birthday, we take time to reflect on the incredible miracles that brought him into our family. From one unexpected phone call to countless tender mercies along the way, we’re reminded that God is often working in ways we don’t recognize until we look back.
We also share what these experiences have taught us about gratitude, parenting, and becoming the people God is helping us become.
Sometimes the greatest miracles aren’t just the moment everything changes—they’re the everyday moments that follow. We’re grateful to still be living ours.