🎙️ OhMel Podcast – Episode 26
🎧 Title:
“Set Apart: Why I Share What I Share”
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In this raw and heartfelt episode, Reverend Melinda reflects on a recent retreat where, unexpectedly, she found herself unable to speak. It reminded her that not every space is meant for her full story—and that what she carries is sacred, powerful, and set apart for God’s purposes.
Melinda shares the tension between shame and testimony, embarrassment and anointing, and pain and purpose. She opens up about what it means to be God’s own possession, and why her testimony isn’t just a personal account—it’s a tool for healing, transformation, and deliverance.
This episode is for those who are carrying deep stories, those wondering whether their testimony matters, and those who just need to know they’re not alone.
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⚠️ Trigger Warnings:
This episode includes references to:
- Childhood abuse
- Sexual exploitation
- Addiction
- Emotional and spiritual trauma
Please listen with care and prioritise your mental wellbeing. Take a break if needed.
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🧾 Topics Covered:
- Why I don’t always share in every room
- What it means to be God’s personal possession
- The sacredness of testimony
- The balance between vulnerability and wisdom
- How my retreat experience revealed deeper spiritual truths
- The original calling God placed on my life
- The emotional toll of being transparent
- The importance of feedback and encouragement from listeners
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🤝 Support & Referral: Echoes of Equilibrium
If today’s episode brought up anything for you that you’d like to speak about, please consider reaching out to Echoes of Equilibrium, a trusted organisation offering trauma-informed, faith-sensitive support for individuals who’ve experienced abuse, crisis, or emotional overwhelm.
📧 Email: [email protected]
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