How do you emotionally and mentally heal from loss and trauma, especially if your abuser was someone you thought you could trust, someone in a church? Chloe Murnighan is a passionate Me Too victim advocate, writer, care-giver, and one-time pastor’s wife who has survived some deeply challenging experiences. She shared her story and steps to healing with me. Please be aware that some of the content of the interview may be triggering.

When you become a parent, your identity changes significantly. And if you’re a mother, so does your body. Many women can struggle with this new postpartum self. Erykah St Louis is a storyteller, a strategist, and a podcaster, and she found that becoming a mother brought some of her insecurities to the surface. She shared her journey with Lynette Allcock.

What if God doesn’t answer your deepest prayers in the way you want? What if your miracle doesn’t come? Does it mean that you can’t trust God? When Imaan was nine years old, her world was changed when her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and she became a young carer. Imaan told Sam Gungaloo her story of wrestling with faith, fear, and finding God in pain.

If you’ve ever been put off God or Christianity or religion in general because of a bad experience with a believer, Stephanie May Wilson knows how you feel. She is an author, podcaster, and speaker who never planned to become a Christian. To her, Christianity meant sensible shoes and rules and a life devoid of fun and adventure. But in the midst of her skepticism, God met her and showed her that He was anything but boring. This is Stephanie’s story.

If you read the Bible, you’ll find stories about God speaking to people through dreams, but does that still happen today? Documentary film maker Stephen Allcock experienced a vivid, disturbing dream that became a turning point in his life. Although Stephen had grown up in a Christian home, he was ambivalent about the Christian faith. He was bitter towards a church that was full of politics and hypocrites and a God who didn’t seem to give him what he wanted. In his search for his ideal life, he got went from church to parties to gangs. But then God started speaking. Stephen told his startling tale to Sam Gungaloo and Lynette Allcock.

Stephen lived a double life, going to church but caught up in a life of gangs and questionable influences. Yet this didn’t stop God from pursuing him. Join Sam and Lynette as they take a front row seat to his story.

How do you find peace in the middle of big life changes? Stephen Allcock is a young film producer and entrepreneur who has navigated transition from education into a career, from one career to another, and from one country to another. He talks to Lynette about the lessons he’s learnt along the way.

Angela Mcfarlane has suffered from depression and is on a quest to silence the stigmas associated with it. But not only that, she wants reshape what people think about depression. Join Sam as he sits on the front row to hear her story.

Shona Allie, age 66, is known by prisoners the world over as “Ma Shona.” This unassuming little lady commands respect from gang members whose lives she wants to help turn around. Although she has faced death several times in her line of work, she always goes on undeterred with a heart full of love for God and others. Sam and Lynette sat down to hear Shona’s story of gangs, prisons, and Jesus.

Eddie Hypolite, a global speaker, inspires many to live out great story! But behind the man on the stage is a story that will always be remembered as fueled by a mother who never stopped praying. Eddie is testament to how God can use a messed up teenager, taking him from the life of the streets to the cross of transformation.