In this tender and truth‑telling episode of The Comeback Podcast, Kerrie pulls back the curtain on one of the most common forms of self‑betrayal we rarely recognize: abandoning ourselves in the name of "love." Through raw storytelling, biblical insight, and the powerful metaphor of Jeremiah 2:13, Kerrie unpacks how chasing attention, affection, or validation from the wrong places becomes a cycle of digging broken cisterns—relationships, habits, and patterns that can't hold us, can't heal us, and can't fill the ache inside. This episode explores: Why so many women "cheat on themselves" without realizing it How loneliness masquerades as connection What it truly means to become monogamous with me—and with God's truth The spiritual shift from self‑abandonment to self‑alignment You'll walk away with a powerful activation, a declaration, and a prayer to release the places you've been leaking, draining, or settling—and step into the singular devotion God designed for your healing, identity, and future. If you've ever felt empty, overlooked, or stuck in cycles you can't explain, this episode will meet you right where you are.

Rescue feels good. Resilience changes you. This episode unpacks why God doesn't always pull you out of the fire — sometimes He teaches you how to stand in it without burning. If you're rebuilding, recovering, or rising again, this one will hit home.

What if the storm you survived wasn't meant to stop you — but to shape you? In this episode, Kerrie unpacks the hidden work God does in the seasons that feel confusing, delayed, or devastating. Through the lens of Hebrews 11:7 and Noah's unseen obedience, she reveals why God often prepares you in private before He positions you in new territory. If you've ever felt overlooked, stretched, or unsure why your timeline shifted, this conversation will remind you: You're not behind. You're being built. And the new thing God is leading you into? You're more ready than you think.

There's a hallway in every woman's life. Behind her is everything she's survived ---The familiar, the predictable, the patterns she knows by heart. Ahead of her is a doorway--The doorway of becoming. But right when she reaches for the doorknob, something happens. Resistance That's our subject this week let's get into it....

Hey friend, Some weeks carry a theme before we ever name it — and this one has been whispering the same word over and over: peace. Not soft, surface‑level kind. Not the "I'm fine" kind. But the deep, soul‑level peace that reaches into the pieces of our past we'd rather avoid. We all have them. Moments that shaped us. Memories that still sting. Stories we don't tell because they feel unfinished. But here's the good news: God doesn't ask us to hide those pieces. He invites us to bring them to Him, and that's what this week's pod is all about! Let's get into it….

If life ever knocked you flat and you wondered if you'd get back up… this is your episode. There are moments that should've ended our stories — the ones that left us breathless, disoriented, and unsure if we'd ever rise again. In this episode, Kerrie unpacks: How God rebuilds us in the dark before He reveals us in the light. If you've ever felt stuck, shattered, or forgotten… this conversation will remind you of something holy: You're still here, and that means the story isn't over. This is the year of our comeback, Kerrie

If this year has felt like ashes, loss, grief, disappointments, hear me: IT IS TIME.

We're gathering for stories, songs, strategies & strength. This is your comeback year.

Don't stay seated in the ashes, rise, shine & step into the glory God has for you.

One little proverb can smack you in the face. This week's episode did just that for me—If you've ever felt stuck, second-guessed yourself, or wondered why progress feels just out of reach, this episode is for you!

Hey----I'm excited to share this episode. This podcast is where stories rise, healing begins, and light returns. Today's episode is for anyone who's ever whispered, "How did my life get here?" I want to share a story from one of the darkest seasons of my life — a moment that changed everything. And maybe, just maybe, it'll spark something in you. This isn't about a promise to avoid pain — it's a promise of the presence in the pain.