COUCH CHRONICLES: “The Pulpit, The Pews & The Parking Lot”

What happens when compassion stops helping and starts enabling?

In this episode of Couch Chronicles: The Pulpit, The Pews & The Parking Lot, Natalie Bullock explores A Compassion That Kills — the kind of compassion that can look loving on the surface while actually preventing accountability, healing, growth, and truth.

We’re talking about the difference between supporting someone and rescuing them, between grace and enabling, and why sometimes the most loving thing you can do is stop protecting people from the consequences of their choices.

This is a conversation about love, boundaries, accountability, faith, family, relationships, and the uncomfortable truth that helping is not always healing.

🎙️ Hosted by Natalie BullockCouch ChroniclesThe Pulpit. The Pews. The Parking Lot.

Church girls are often taught abstinence, but the conversation usually stops there. In Episode 1 of Couch Chronicles, we’re having an honest conversation about sex, faith, shame, desire, relationships, and what happens when real life meets what we were taught in church.

Welcome to Couch Chronicles: The Pulpit, The Pews & The Parking Lot — honest conversations about faith, life, church, culture, relationships, and the things we don’t always say out loud. Pull up a seat. The conversation starts here.