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What’s next for MercyTalk? A new season, new voices, and the same powerful mission. In this special episode, longtime host Melanie Wise reflects on a decade of podcasting, shares heartfelt encouragement, and passes the mic to the new team stepping in to carry the vision forward. You’ll hear from Mercy’s Founder and President, Nancy Alcorn, as well as the new hosts, Erin and Melody, who share their passion for equipping others with biblical principles for lasting healing and growth.
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What if setting boundaries isn’t selfish—but sacred? Melody and Erin dive into the surprising truth about boundaries: they’re not about keeping people out, but about showing up in healthier, more sustainable ways. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical wisdom, they explore how boundaries can actually make us better at loving and helping others.
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In this episode of MercyTalk, we share a powerful teaching by Mercy UK CEO, Arianna Walker. Arianna shares about transitions and how to navigate change in a healthy, faithful way.
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Life challenges can lead to opportunities for ministry that is fulfilling and far-reaching, as today's MercyStory illustrates. In this interview with Keys to Freedom leader Colleen Friesen, you will hear about how a mother and her daughter discovered the Keys to Freedom discipleship study, and why that made a profound difference in their lives and then impacted other people in their communities and around the world.
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A very personal conversation about the unique nature of the freedom found only in Christ. Join our host Melanie Wise and her guest, Melody Morris as they bring light and depth to this sometimes elusive question.
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In honor of Mental Health Month, explore how to support others through pain—emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Erin Gentry and licensed counselor Leslie Lamb discuss the role of prayer, how to honor immediate needs before jumping to solutions, and what it means to trust God when healing doesn’t come as expected.
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On this "MercyStory" episode of MercyTalk, you will be hearing the story of Wilson & Tallie, who participated in Mercy’s Center for Wellness and Counseling. We hope you’re encouraged by their story and how God has powerfully moved in their life!
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In this episode of the Mercy Talk podcast, as we continue the theme of reconnecting with God, inspired by key insights from Carlos Whitaker’s book Reconnected, we revisit one of our earlier episodes that centers on the importance of building intimacy with God, particularly focusing on practical steps that can lead to a deeper relationship with Him.
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In this episode of MercyTalk, we dive into Reconnected, a book by Carlos Whittaker. We review the book concepts as Carlos shares his journey through a 7-week experiment, living among Benedictine monks in California and an Amish community in Ohio. Along the way, he rediscovered what it truly means to connect—with people, with God, and with the life we were created to live.
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· What it might look like to live at the pace of Jesus
· How to reengage with wonder
· The gift of solitude—and what we miss when we avoid it
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• Reconnected by Carlos Whittaker
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In this episode of MercyTalk, we continue our conversation on the power of habits, specifically focusing on the habits of our digital lives.
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· The importance of recognizing how our digital habits impact every area of our lives
· A hard look at who’s really in control—are you working for your technology, or is it working for you?
· Practical tips for creating healthier habits around cell phone and TV usage
Resources mentioned in this episode:
• Tech Wise Family by Andy Crouch
• Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Early
• The Digital Fast by Darren Whitehead
Recommended questions for reflection mentioned in this episode:
• What is the primary purpose of this device?
• Where will I charge my phone? Where is its home?
• When will I look at it first time in the morning?
• What time will I put it away at night?
• Where do I keep it during meals?
• In what situations will I not have my phone out?
• Which apps are most unhealthy for me?
• How will I interact with my phone when I’m driving? In meetings? with people I love?
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