What if victory isn’t found in escaping your battles… but in learning how to walk through them with God?

In today’s episode, host Shelly Brown sits down with author Dr. Raj Javalgi to talk about his book, Conquering Life’s Battles: Finding Freedom and Living Victoriously, a deeply personal and practical guide for anyone facing emotional or spiritual struggles.

What if retirement isn’t the finish line… but the beginning of something you didn’t expect?

In today’s episode, host Shelly Brown welcomes author Tina Toedt to At This Table, where we invite Redemption Press authors and friends into honest, hope-filled conversations about real life, faith, and the journeys God walks us through. 

Have you ever felt like something just isn’t quite right… but you can’t explain why?

In today’s episode, Host, Shelly Brown sits down with author Denise Renken to talk about her book, Triage: Healing Mental and Spiritual Roots, a powerful and honest guide that helps women understand how their past has shaped them and invites them into a deeper healing journey with God.

This is one of those conversations that goes deeper than surface-level answers.

What if the life you’re trying to escape… is only revealing a deeper struggle within your own heart?

In today’s episode, Host Shelly Brown sits down with author Carolyn Jacobs to talk about her novel, The Pride of Babylon, a richly layered story set in 1917 Mesopotamia that weaves together history, faith, and the deeper questions we all wrestle with.

At the center of the story is Ana, a young woman desperate to break free from a life shaped by expectations and control. But when she steps into the ancient world of Babylon, what she discovers isn’t just history, it’s a confrontation with her own heart.

What if God isn’t silent… but speaking more gently than you expected?

Have you ever walked through a moment so overwhelming… you didn’t even have the words to pray?

In this tender and deeply meaningful conversation, host Shelly Brown invites Redemption Press author Gina Anderson to the table to talk about her 52-week devotional, When Life Leaves You Speechless: Finding the Quiet Moments in Times of Loss, a companion for those seasons when life feels heavy, grief runs deep, and God seems quiet.

What if the child who feels the smallest, the weakest, or the most afraid… is the very one God is preparing to use in the most meaningful way?

What do you do when fear feels bigger than your faith?

In this heartfelt conversation, host Shelly Brown invites Redemption Press author Amy Tullos to pull up a chair at the table and share the story behind her beautiful middle-grade novel, The Sparrow’s Song.

What if the way you’re living today is shaping not just your life now … but your eternity?

Welcome to At This Table, where host Shelly Brown invites Redemption Press authors, and friends into meaningful conversations about the stories behind their books, the journeys that shaped them, and the deeper truths God is revealing through their lives and their writing.

What happens when life never gives you the answers you’re hoping for—yet God’s faithfulness keeps showing up anyway?

*NOTE: For listeners who are hearing impaired or who prefer to read along, a full transcript of this episode is available at the bottom of this page.

In this episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown invites Redemption Press author Megan Bean into a heartfelt conversation about courage, faith, and learning to recognize God’s quiet presence through years of uncertainty.

What happens when the life you’re living isn’t the story you would have chosen—but becomes the story you wouldn’t change?

In this episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown welcomes Redemption Press author Kaelyn Gauthier for a deeply honest and hope-filled conversation about singleness, longing, identity, and trusting God when life doesn’t unfold the way you expected.

What if one choice — made in a fragile moment — could ripple forward for decades and shape lives you haven’t even met yet?

In this episode, Shelly Brown sits down with Redemption Press author Maureen Miller to talk about her powerful time-split novel, Gideon’s Book — a story that spans from 1969 to 2016 and quietly weaves together love, doubt, racial reconciliation, adoption, crisis pregnancy, identity, and the enduring power of Scripture.