Have you ever wondered if you're truly being called by God? In this heartfelt and wisdom-

packed episode, we sit down with Pastor Daryl Bugby. His journey of faith has taken him from

nurturing family traditions and the sudden loss of his Dad as a child, to pastoring in the quiet

wilderness of Northern Ontario, the heart of inner cities, federal prisons, and senior care homes.

From his first job in a tiny church, that sometimes couldn’t pay him, to a lifetime of ministry,

Pastor Daryl shares how his relationship with God deepened over decades of service,

challenge, and calling. With warmth, insight, and just the right touch of humor, he unpacks how

you can begin to discern God’s call on your own life. You’ll remember his simple, yet profound

personal philosophy he calls “Know, Do, Feel.” Pumpkin Chocolate chip muffins may be

involved.

So grab your own muffin or a cuppa, settle in, and listen as Pastor Daryl offers stories,

encouragement, and practical wisdom for anyone wondering what it really means to be called

by God.

Growing up in a small village in Ghana and then raised in the city, Margaret Mary was surrounded by faith, family, and simplicity. Her journey took her through university and into a life she built with her soulmate, a love that anchored her. But during the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns, her world unraveled. Within eight months of each other, she lost her beloved father and then her husband to a swift, unforgiving brain cancer. Medical setbacks, isolation, and the heartbreak of her sons being unable to return home tested her deeply. Yet, through this grief and loneliness, Margaret Mary chose stillness, chose to stay with God and believe in his plans for her. This is her story of how she held on when everything else was falling apart.

Tayler Lefevre

At just six years old, Tayler was driven to her grandparents’ house by her mother—no explanation, no warning—just the words, “This is your home now.” What followed was a whirlwind of confusion, heartache, and years of wondering why. Previously raised in an environment consumed by drugs and late-night parties, her childhood was marked by instability, but it was her 'normal'. When someone called the Ministry for Child and Family Services, her life changed forever.

In this raw and heartfelt testimony, one young woman opens up about being left in the care of her grandparents, only seeing her mother under supervision once a week, and slowly coming to terms with a reality she never asked for. But through the loneliness, the waiting, and family loss, came something unexpected: the steady love and safety of her grandparents, the realization that she was never really alone—and eventually, the peace she found in her faith in God.

This is a story of resilience, healing, and the long road from abandonment to belonging.