Living on God’s Timing ft. Pacemaker Chené | Coffeez for Closers with Joe Shalaby
Duration
32m
Broadcast on
14 Nov 2025
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other
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In this episode, Joe sits down with Chené Micah Williams — known online as Pacemaker Chené — a 26-year-old trainer whose story is a literal heartbeat of faith and resilience.
Born with a rare congenital heart condition, Chené received a pacemaker at just 16. What most would see as a setback became his greatest source of strength. Through his brand Pace Fitness, he’s built a movement that blends physical training with mental and spiritual health—showing others how to “pace” themselves through life’s toughest rounds.
We talk faith, fitness, and finding purpose through pain. This conversation is a reminder that every breath is a blessing, and that God’s timing never misses.
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