In this episode, Becky Sisneros and Garry Ingraham continue their discussion around and healing after emerging from intense childhood trauma.

Becky Sisneros early life was filled with massive trauma. Abuse, neglect, and even being sex trafficked by her own mother. She was caught in despair, self hatred and plagued by suicidal thoughts.

George Carneal, author of "From Queer to Christ", lived what many would consider the ultimate modern-day gay dream. Living in LA while working in Hollywood, sex, money, and drugs were plentiful.

Society has changed drastically. The needs of individuals and families are getting more dire, and on the one hand pastors are increasingly finding themselves at odds with society.

As the executive pastor of one of the largest churches in the USA, Pastor Ashley Wooldridge has a unique perspective on the ongoing challenges that parents face.

How do we as pastors, Christian leaders or individuals effectively help people who aren't just a bit confused or dealing with a small sexual issue but are grappling with full-blown sexual brokenness?

What does it really mean to bring a brother or sister in Christ into a Christian family? What does the Bible call us to in terms of helping people without families of their own?

What does it really mean to bring a brother or sister in Christ into a Christian family? What does the Bible call us to in terms of helping people without families of their own?

Pastor John and Garry discuss his sexually broken past, how he eventually found the fellowship and healing he needed at John's church, and how the broader church needs to be ready.

What does a Christian leader do when somebody comes to them for help, and is suffering not just from human brokenness but is being spiritually oppressed as well?