Alex discovers fresh joy in worship and prayer after forgiving his father's abuse.

In episode 10 of our series Faith, Feelings, and My F-150, Pastor Petrov follows Tatiana's testimony about healing from sexual abuse with a message of hope about how God heals sexual and other kinds of brokenness.

In episode 9 of our series "Faith, Feelings, and My F-150", Pastor Petrov asks a young woman to share her story of healing from sexual abuse in his Russian church. This opens doors of opportunity for others to share their stories.

In episode 8 of our series Faith, Feelings, and My F-150, Alex learns Lauren Wells’ process for dealing with losses of our past. Lauren compares the losses of our early years to a stack of wooden blocks that we must take down and process individually, before the entire tower crashes.

In the 7th episode of our series Faith, Feelings, and My F-150, the sudden death of Alex' mother causes him to question God's goodness and faithfulness.

In episode 6 of our series Faith, Feelings, and My F-150, Alex' hopes for the future are crushed by news of his mother's sudden death. As the reality of her passing sinks in, Alex realizes he is mad at God.

Alex realizes that unresolved anger at his abusive father was negatively impacting his relationship with his wife and children. He learns to change false beliefs subconsciously harming his capacity to give and receive love.

Understanding Different Kinds of Loss: Alex learns various types of losses children experience, and how they continue to affect them as adults.

So many excuses keep us from dealing with the pain of our past. "It wasn't that bad." "It was so long ago." "It all worked out in the end." Discover why it's vital to push past these excuses to find a place of peace and rest.

Some people aren't ready to talk about emotions, because they believe that facts are what matter most. In today's episode, Alex learns that the reason people experience emotions is because we are created in the image of a very emotional God.