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Can you forgive someone without allowing them back into your life? Can a relationship end without either person becoming the villain?

Coming to the porch with a broken heart after saying goodbye to Mittens, Sarah Beth Terry opens Romans 12 and explores one of love’s most painful demands: letting go of people you still care about.

Through David escaping Saul’s spear, Abraham and Lot parting without war, Jesus allowing people to walk away, and Joseph watching for genuine change before restoring trust, Sarah Beth explains the difference between forgiveness and access, peace and proximity, reconciliation and restored trust.

She also offers six practical steps for releasing a relationship without revenge, cruelty, or bitterness—and a reminder to examine your own behavior before declaring that God “removed” somebody from your life.

Sometimes the season simply changes. You can thank God for what was good, forgive what wasn’t, learn what you were meant to learn, and turn the page.

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Where you are today is not necessarily where you’re going to stay.

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth studies Ecclesiastes 3 and its familiar reminder that there is a season for everything: planting and harvesting, building and breaking, grieving and dancing.

What if nothing appears to be happening because you’re in a root season rather than a harvest season? What if parts of your life aren’t falling apart, but being taken apart so something new can be built? And what if God intends to change something within you before changing the circumstances around you?

This conversation explores honest grief, healthy boundaries, emotional clutter, unnecessary battles, God’s timing and the gifts still available in an imperfect season.

Winter is not proof that you’re dead. Waiting is not proof that God said no. Don’t build your house in a season God only intended you to walk through.

The season changed. God didn’t.

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How do you forgive someone who refuses to apologize, accept responsibility, or even admit they hurt you?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry explores what biblical forgiveness really means—and what it doesn’t. Forgiveness does not require pretending the pain never happened, immediately restoring trust, or giving someone unlimited access to your life.

We’re talking about releasing the debt, establishing healthy boundaries, protecting your peace, and refusing to remain imprisoned by someone else’s lack of repentance. Bring your Bible, your questions, and your church hurt. Perfect people need not apply.

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Recorded before a live audience on August 20, 2026, this special episode of the Feral Christian Podcast—hosted by Sarah Beth Terry—revisits the feeding of the five thousand in John 6 and the unnamed boy whose ordinary lunch became part of an extraordinary miracle.

When what you have feels too small, your responsibility isn’t multiplication; it’s surrender. From overlooked gifts and broken pieces to unfinished testimonies and mustard-seed faith, Jesus can redeem and use whatever you place in His hands.

So, what is your lunch? Don’t wait until you have twelve baskets. Bring your five loaves, bring your two fish, and trust the Savior with the outcome.

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Pull up a chair and join Sarah Beth Terry for an honest, unfiltered conversation about faith, life, and following Jesus through the messy places. No perfect people, no polished answers—just real talk, biblical truth, a little laughter, and plenty of grace.

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What does the book of Zechariah have to say to people rebuilding their faith, identity and lives after everything familiar has fallen apart?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry explores the historical setting, powerful visions and Messianic prophecies found throughout Zechariah. From Joshua’s filthy garments and the weight of shame to Zerubbabel’s unfinished work and the promise that it is “not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” this ancient book carries a deeply relevant message of restoration.

Discover how Zechariah points toward Jesus, why small beginnings should never be despised and how God continues to call discouraged, exhausted and imperfect people back to Him. This is a conversation about grace, spiritual rebuilding and trusting that destruction does not get the final word.

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What does the Bible really say about women in the church—and how much of what we believe comes from Scripture versus culture and tradition?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry opens an honest conversation about women as leaders, teachers, servants, disciples, and vital members of the body of Christ. We’ll wrestle with the difficult passages, look at the women God used throughout Scripture, and talk about what it means for every believer to faithfully use the gifts God has given them.

No shouting matches. No perfect people. Just an open Bible, honest questions, and a willingness to listen—even when the conversation gets uncomfortable.

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The wilderness is never wasted.

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry explores one of the most powerful themes woven throughout Scripture: the wilderness seasons that shape God's people. From Moses and David to Elijah, John the Baptist, and even Jesus, the Bible shows that some of God's greatest work happens in the lonely, uncertain places.

If you've ever felt abandoned, discouraged, or unsure of where God is leading, this conversation offers biblical encouragement, practical insight, and the reminder that God's presence is often found most clearly when the path ahead seems least certain.

Join us as we discuss:

• Why God allows wilderness seasons
• What Scripture teaches about spiritual preparation
• How to hear God's voice in difficult times
• Finding hope, purpose, and peace in seasons of waiting

Whether you're in the middle of a wilderness season or walking alongside someone who is, this episode will encourage you to trust that God is still working—even when you can't yet see the destination.

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What happens when faith becomes more about rules, appearances, and human opinions than Jesus?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry dives into the book of Colossians—a powerful reminder that Christ is not merely part of our faith. He is the center of it all.

This honest porch-side Bible study explores what it means to remain rooted in Christ, recognize counterfeit spirituality, let go of the person you used to be, and begin living from your new identity in Jesus. No religious performance. No pretending to have everything figured out. Just an open Bible, real questions, and the truth that Jesus is—and always has been—enough.

Come as you are. Bring your doubts, your questions, and your Bible.

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Welcome to the first full-length episode of the Feral Christian Podcast with Sarah Beth Terry. In this episode from July 02, 2026, Sarah Beth brings her honest, funny, faith-filled approach to real-life Bible study, spiritual discernment, and what it means to follow Jesus without pretending to have it all together.

Part porch talk, part revival, and fully feral, this episode is for anyone who loves God, asks real questions, laughs through the chaos, and knows that faith does not have to be polished to be powerful.