What would you do, if God asked you to give Him everything? What if you were already reeling with struggle and loss, and He asked you to sacrificially give what little you have, to Him? That's exactly what we're going to see in this story about the Widow of Zarephath from I Kings 17. Today's episode is part of my Summer Standout series. Over the summer, I'm connecting with a handful of fellow authors and Bible teachers, and letting them choose the story from the Bible that we'll look at.Guest: Lisa AppeloBible Passage: 1 Kings 17:8-16Get your Freebie: The Live Like It's True WorkbookMentioned Resources: Life Can Be Good Again by Lisa Appelo - Read Chapter 1 for freeThe story of Rahab in Joshua 2.Generous GivingMusic: Cade Popkin Music Summer Giveaway: Two ways to winIf you haven't yet, sign up for my Live Like It's True Workbook and you'll be entered for a chance to win.Find one of my posts pointing to this episode on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter and either tag a friend or share.Lisa Appelo A former litigating attorney, Lisa is passionate about rich Bible teaching. She writes at the popular site LisaAppelo.com, founded a team of writers at hopeingrief.com, and serves on the Executive Team for COMPEL with Proverbs31Ministries. As a single mom of seven, Lisa’s days are filled with parenting, ministry, and long walks to justify lots of dark chocolate. Connect with Lisa on IG @LisaAppelo.Find Lisa:LisaAppelo.comInstagramFacebookWin a Copy of Lisa's Book, Life Can Be Good Again! Lisa Appelo is a speaker inspiring women to cultivate faith in life’s storms and author of Life Can Be Good Again: Putting Your World Back Together After It All Falls Apart. When life shatters and you're navigating a life you didn't sign up for, Lisa provides compassionate, Biblical insight to help you find your footing, process raw emotion, and anchor your threadbare hope to see you won’t merely survive this, but that life can be good again.What if There's More?Friend, whatever you're going through, it's not hopeless. This widow had a whole new chapter of miracles awaiting her; she just had to respond in faith and open her hand to God.How is God asking you to open your hand today? Is there some way that He is asking you to be extravagantly generous?Don't forget to grab your LLIT Workbook, which will help you think through which false narratives of the world are corrected by the True Story of the Widow's Last Meal from I Kings 17.