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You've felt like a failure for not studying enough — or you've even been hurt by twisted Scripture. In family chaos, the Bible gathers dust while guilt builds. If you're hungry for truth without the baggage, tune in. Faith Womack, YouTube's Bible Nerd, shares her rough, raw origins — from spiritual abuse and miscarriage to building a ministry — and reframes Bible engagement as joyful, everyday discipleship. No more boring, just God's Word as the anchor you need.

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Fear. Worry. Pain: They can feel all-consuming. Author and speaker Amberley Neese believes there are answers big enough for all three found in the questions Jesus asks in the gospels.

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What if your doubts made your faith stronger? Author, speaker, and humorist Amberly Neese explores Jesus' questions — ones He Himself asked — as a way to reclaim your trust all over again.

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If only they knew. You’ve been burned by church — gossip, hypocrisy, wounds that make isolation feel way safer than community. Meanwhile, parenting teens feels impossible: anxiety, porn, loneliness, and digital overload threaten to derail their faith. Turns out self-sufficiency sounds empowering but crumbles under real pressure. If you’re tempted to quit on people or give up on the long game, Shelby Abbott, author of "Why We’re Feeling Lonely and What We Can Do About It," calls you back. He explains why going it alone doesn't work ... and how messy relationships just might be worth it.

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"If they really knew me, would they still love me?" That fear of vulnerability fuels loneliness, curated online masks, people-pleasing, and walls that block deep friendships, marital closeness, or authenticity in ministry. And suffering eventually deepens that fear instead of healing it. If you're weary of performing, tired of fake friendships, and craving courage for real connection, listen in. Shelby Abbott, author of "Why We’re Feeling Lonely and What We Can Do About It," exposes the roots of our universal dread — and points the way to freedom from approval-seeking and isolation.

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Got packed days and full news feeds — but still that nagging emptiness? The loneliness we hide is real, fueled by tech that mimics friendship but starves the soul. It's not just you. Authenticity feels rare and intentional relationships hard to build. Shelby Abbott, author of "Why We’re Feeling Lonely and What We Can Do About It," cuts through the noise with lived experience and faith-rooted truth. If you've been wondering, "Why am I so lonely?", he'll help you stop living at surface-level — and start pursuing what truly satisfies. Your practical hope for deeper belonging starts here.

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Need time management just for moms? Crystal Paine of "The Time-Saving Mom" explains an easy-to-implement four-step system to organize and simplify your life.

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Too much to do, not enough time to do it? You don’t just have to hustle harder. You can simplify and (yes) enjoy your life. Crystal Paine — mom of six, bestselling author of "The Money-Saving Mom," and entrepreneur — delivers real-world, no-nonsense time management advice for moms from her latest book, "The Time-Saving Mom." Her ideas will keep you sane and enjoying the things you love most.

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Is your marriage fraying under trauma's weight? Grief looks different for each of you, perhaps as one withdraws, the other controls, and resentment builds. You misread coping as rejection. But understanding trauma responses changes everything. Sarah and Matt Hammitt of Sanctus Real share raw lessons from their critically-ill child's fight. These two know faithfulness isn't a feeling; it's the hard step that redeems connection when hope feels thin. They'll help you stay connected and redeem the wounds.

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Know what it's like when anger keeps flying, but nothing changes — because the real hurt stays hidden? Sarah and Matt Hammitt of Sanctus Real share the raw turning point of their own story, from conflict and defensiveness to expressing mutual need. Discover the unexpected secret that replaces weapons, opens ears, and invites real healing and presence in marriage.

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