2022 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions. Bruised But Not Broken

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It isn’t a nice and pretty story from the outside, but it is my story. The “good” Christian girl who stepped into a relationship that wasn’t good at all; it was, in fact, dangerous. And during that relationship, I stepped away from God. Thank goodness He doesn’t ever give up on me. “A bruised reed He will not break…” Isaiah says. I am living proof of that. And maybe you’ve been there. Your story will be different than mine. Divorce. Sickness. Abuse. Death. The list can go on and will bruise us. But God will not allow us to be broken. That’s why Jesus came – to be broken for me and for you. My story is full of sin – who’s isn’t? My story of full of healing, restoration and redemption – which is the story of every person Jesus touches. Could you use some healing? Please join me to see how God weaves this all together.

Bio: Amy Hubach is a DCE, Professor at Concordia University in Seward, NE and licensed clinical counselor. She loves to look into the depth of God’s Word and help lead people to a deeper relationship with Christ through personal Bible study and speaking at LWML Rallies and women’s retreats. She has led mission trips to Mexico, Guatemala, Jamaica, Neah Bay, WA, Bigfork, MT, Nicaragua and Hong Kong. She enjoys a great discussion with her book club, The Novel Bunch, or sitting down for a good cup of coffee (Salted Carmel Breve, please). Amy lives in Seward with her husband, Riley and their three daughters Marlee, Ella and Maya.