When drugs, success and peak fitness aren't enough...
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After her family left a religious sect when she was 17, Tracy Davies was never quite sure what she was missing. She tried to fill that longing through bodily fitness, and when that didn't work, she turned to drugs and alcohol. But God met her in the middle of the mess. Tracy shares with Fiona Stewart how, through rehabilitation, a praying mother, and a great deal of grace, she discovered who she was missing.
Released on 18 Jul 2025
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