Life doesn’t always go as planned, and sometimes we suffer loss along the way. Even in the storm, God is still good. In this episode, our podcast hosts sit down with Sara Jones, Pastor Deana Kennedy, and Connie Connor to discuss how God carried them through painful times of loss and grief to find peace and joy again.

Marriage is a wonderful thing, but it can also be really hard. We must consistently work at it. In this episode, our podcast hosts sit down with Margaret Turner, Director of Admissions and Recruiting at the ECU Honors College, to discuss how we can successfully navigate the struggles of marriage and intentionally build better relationships.

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with some of their best friends to discuss what it takes to create friendships that are healthy and will last.

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with some of their best friends to discuss what it takes to create friendships that are healthy and will last.

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Ashley Walters to hear her testimony of God’s goodness and power as He helped her overcome the stronghold of pornography in her life. By yielding our lives to the Holy Spirit, we can find true freedom.

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Anita Harrison to continue the conversation about emotional health.

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with designer Carley Summers to talk about her past struggles with addiction and her journey to find freedom in Christ. Refreshingly vulnerable, she shares her story to help others find hope in Him.

In this episode of The Opendoor Women's Podcast, Pastor Gina Robinson sits down with two amazing women, Lauren Everett and Kara Hudson, to discuss their journeys of making emotional health a priority.

In the first episode of The Opendoor Women's Podcast, Pastor Gina Robinson sits down with Pastor Lauren Kennedy to talk all about silencing the inner critic that so often plagues us.