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In this episode of The Broken Collective, the host launches season two by sharing his personal testimony and plans for the new season, which will feature more guest stories and encouragement. He recounts his journey of faith, starting with his early church experiences, working various church roles, and facing multiple instances of 'church hurt.' After stepping away from the church, he has a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit that leads him back to faith and discipleship. The episode concludes with an uplifting message about embracing new beginnings and the relentless love of Jesus.

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Christmas short 

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The video discusses recent tragic events, emphasizing the importance of grieving and reflecting. The host urges viewers to strengthen their faith in Jesus, spread love and compassion, and be discerning about truth. They also encourage new believers to join a church community for support.

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The host of the Broken Collective shares their recent journey from burnout to balance. They highlight the importance of giving yourself grace, learning from life's ups and downs, and taking action without waiting for the perfect plan. By sharing personal insights, faith experiences, and practical tips, the host encourages listeners to focus on progress, not perfection.

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Stagnation is not natural; growth, change, and movement are essential parts of life. The true beauty of life lies in the journey and the continuous pursuit of new challenges and experiences.

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DISCLAIMER: This episode contains graphic content and addresses topics such as rape, suicide, and sexual assault. Please listen with caution. 

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In this moving episode of The Broken Collective, Jen (my Mom), shares her life story marked by childhood trauma and mental health struggles, including bipolar disorder and ADHD. Jen reveals the impact of these challenges on her life and the importance of her faith in Jesus to help her overcome them. She discusses supernatural experiences and emphasizes the significance of Jesus and a strong support system in navigating mental health issues and finding resilience.

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Suicide Hotline: 988 (call or text) 

BetterHelp - Online Counseling 

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In this episode of the Broken Collective, the host speaks directly to listeners, covering heavy topics like failure, suicide, depression, divorce, pain, purpose, and the unknown. The episode aims to provide hope and encouragement through heartfelt prayers and practical advice. Emphasis is placed on seeking help, embracing community, and the power of persistent, honest prayer. The host reminds listeners of their worth, resilience, and purpose.

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DISCLAIMER: Topics like suicide and other heavy topics are mentioned in this episode. 

In this episode of the Broken Collective, Theresa Bybee shares her inspiring story of overcoming personal challenges, rebuilding her life, and finding strength through authenticity and resilience.

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This week on The Broken Collective, we're joined by Nathan Cabrera, who opens up about his powerful journey through chaos, calamity, and deep personal trials. In this raw and honest conversation, Nathan shares how—despite the gut-wrenching moments—God was never absent. His story is a reminder that even in our darkest seasons, God is still working. You won't want to miss this one.

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This episode contains discussions of sexual assault and other heavy topics. Please listen with care.

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In this episode of The Broken Collective, we dive into the moments and people that have shaped our paths—those pivotal figures who left a lasting mark on our faith, mindset, and direction. We unpack the lessons we’ve learned from church (the good, the hard, and the messy), and how those experiences continue to mold us today. And of course, we’re not shying away from the hot topics—tough conversations, cultural shifts, and what it really means to live authentically in today’s world as believers.

Whether you're wrestling with your own church experience or just love hearing real talk about faith and growth, this episode is for you.

 Disclaimer: I’m speaking authentically on some hot topics, please know that the words I am saying are meant to show more depth, not to attack.