Have you ever had a question about faith, mental health, or healing—but didn’t know who to ask? You’re not alone. Every week, people just like you reach out with deep, thoughtful, and often painful questions—about God, emotional struggles, loss, love, guilt, and how to make sense of it all. In this special Q&A episode of Designed 4 More, we’re back with Part 2 of Answering Your Questions—a heartfelt, honest, and wisdom-filled conversation where we respond directly to the powerful questions you’ve sent in to [email protected].

Whether you're navigating grief, struggling with anxiety, wrestling with spiritual doubt, or curious about how faith integrates with mental health and neuroscience—your questions matter. In this episode, Dr. Tim Jennings and our team dive into some of the most thought-provoking and vulnerable inquiries from our listeners.No topic is off-limits. We address issues like:• Can you really heal from emotional trauma?• What does “dying to self” look like in real life?• How do I deal with guilt after finding peace post-loss?• What does the Bible say about understanding difficult mental health conditions?• How do we process faith when it collides with suffering and spiritual confusion? 🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:✅ Candid, compassionate responses to real listener struggles✅ A mental health perspective rooted in Scripture and neuroscience✅ Encouragement for navigating tough seasons of grief, doubt, and healing✅ Biblical truths explained in practical, life-applicable ways✅ How faith can grow stronger in the face of difficult questions✅ The difference between surface religion and a deep, transformative walk with God 🎧 Whether you're someone who sent in a question, someone silently wondering, or someone walking with others on a healing journey—this episode offers grace, guidance, and grounded truth. It’s a reminder that God welcomes our questions and meets us in the process of growth.💬 Want to submit a question for a future episode?Send it anytime to [email protected] story or question could help someone else too.