Healing after betrayal isn't easy—but it is possible. In this episode, we talk about what it means to rebuild your life and your faith when trust has been shattered, especially in marriage. Healing takes more than prayer—it takes boundaries, wisdom, and often professional help.

Drawing from the story of the woman who reached out to touch Jesus' robe, we're reminded that even when others won't join us in the process, we can still find complete healing in Him. Because our wholeness doesn't depend on a spouse, a system, or our circumstances—it comes from Jesus alone.

If you're walking through the wreckage of betrayal, this is your reminder: you can be made whole again.

This message is part six of our series "Betrayed".

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Few things wreck us like betrayal in marriage. It's not just heartbreak—it's trauma. When the person who was supposed to protect your heart becomes the one who breaks it, everything feels unsafe.

In this episode, we talk about the deep wounds of marital betrayal and what real healing actually takes. It's not just about changing behavior—it's about restoring the mind, body, and spirit. God's power to bring life to dry bones isn't just a story; it's a promise for marriages that feel beyond repair.

This message is for both the betrayed and the betrayer. It's a call to confront shame, rebuild trust, and find your identity in Christ instead of the pain. Because with God's grace—and two willing hearts—beauty can rise even from betrayal.

This message is part five of our series "Betrayed". Come back next week for part six.

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Sometimes it's not a person who betrays us—it's the system. The church, the military, the workplace, the leaders we were taught to trust. Institutional betrayal cuts deep because it shatters more than confidence—it shakes our sense of safety and belonging.

In this episode, we unpack what happens when authority fails us and how Jesus steps in as the Good Shepherd—the leader who never abuses His power, never walks away, and lays down His life for His people.

If you've ever been hurt by an institution, leader, or system you trusted, this episode will help you find peace and healing in the One who never fails. Because while human systems crumble, God's kingdom never will.

This message is part four of our series "Betrayed". Come back next week for part five.

Check out our past series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

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Family betrayal hits on another level. It's not just pain—it's confusion, loss, and questions that don't seem to have answers. In this episode, we dive into the story of Joseph, a man betrayed by his own brothers, sold into slavery, and left for dead. Yet somehow, God turned that pain into purpose.

Joseph's story proves that even when family wounds cut the deepest, God's redemption runs deeper. What others meant for harm, God can use for good. This episode will challenge you to face your own family pain with courage, forgiveness, and faith that healing is possible.

If your family has ever broken your heart, this is your reminder: your story isn't over, and your pain isn't wasted.

This message is part three of our series "Betrayed". Come back next week for part four.

Check out our past series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

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When a friend betrays you, it hits different. It's the kind of pain that shakes your trust to the core. In this episode, we look at the heartbreak of friendship betrayal through the stories of Job, David, and Jesus—three people who knew what it felt like to be let down by those closest to them.

But there's hope. Job declared, "I know my Redeemer lives," even when everyone around him turned their back. This episode reminds us that while people may fail us, God never does. We'll unpack what it looks like to stop expecting people to fill a role only God can fill—and how to find real healing from betrayal by leaning into the friendship of Christ, who's been there Himself.

If you've ever been hurt by someone you trusted, this conversation will help you let go, heal, and move forward with freedom.

This message is part two of our series "Betrayed". Come back next week for part three.

Check out our past series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

CONNECT WITH US: To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at [email protected]

Betrayal cuts the deepest—but it's also where redemption begins. In this series, we unpack how betrayal didn't start with us; it started in the Garden. From Satan's deception to the broken trust between Adam and Eve, betrayal became the root of every wound we carry. Yet even in that moment, God was already writing a plan for healing. We've all been both the betrayed and the betrayer, but through Jesus—the One who faced ultimate betrayal—we see how God turns the wound that broke humanity into the doorway that saves it. This isn't just about pain; it's about purpose. Because where betrayal runs deep, God's love runs deeper still.

This message is part one of our series "Betrayed". Come back next week for part two.

Check out our past series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

CONNECT WITH US: To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at [email protected]

We all know sleep matters—but what if it's actually spiritual? In this week's conversation, Dr. Leah Kaler joins us to talk about the connection between sleep, stress, and faith. Just as God modeled rest on the seventh day, we're reminded that sleep is more than downtime—it's sacred. When we rest well, we're practicing trust: letting go of control and believing God is still at work even when we're not. Dr. Kaler helps us understand what's happening in our brains and bodies during rest and how poor sleep might be more than just exhaustion—it could be a reflection of how we're carrying our stress and faith. This episode invites us to see sleep as stewardship, not laziness, and to let God restore what our busy lives wear down.

This message is part four of our series "Body by Trauma". You can listen to the full series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

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Our bodies remember everything—every heartbreak, every victory, every moment that shaped us. In this week's episode, we explore how emotional pain often shows up as physical symptoms and what that reveals about the deep connection between body, mind, and spirit. Healing isn't one-dimensional—it's clinical, spiritual, relational, and personal. The hope is this: the same body that remembers the pain can also remember the healing. Just as Christ's resurrection brought new life, God's power is still at work renewing us from the inside out. This conversation reminds us that wholeness isn't out of reach—it's a process of trusting God to rewrite our body's story, one moment at a time.

This message is part three of our series "Body by Trauma". You can listen to the full series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

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Stress and trauma take a real toll on our bodies, but God built us with survival in mind. This week's episode uncovers the connection between our body's stress response and our soul's need for rest. Jesus' words in Matthew 11:28 remind us that rest isn't a luxury—it's a gift from God, a holy act of trust that restores both body and spirit. Together, we'll explore why rest is a vital part of healing and how embracing it can become one of the most powerful tools in your faith journey.

This message is part two of our series "Body by Trauma". You can listen to the full series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

CONNECT WITH US: To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at [email protected]

Your body remembers what you've been through and that's not weakness, it's survival. In this new series, Body by Trauma, we'll uncover how God's design shows up even in our triggers and anxiety. What trauma has miswired, God can rewire. You'll gain fresh hope, compassion for yourself and others, and practical ways to let God's healing reshape your mind, body, and spirit.

This message is part one of our series "Body by Trauma". You can listen to the full series and get additional content by using our MyREBOOT platform at my.rebootrecovery.com

REBOOT OFFER: REBOOT Recovery offers a huge online library of content called MyREBOOT! MyREBOOT gives you access to worksheets that follow along with our podcast series' as well as courses to help you heal from trauma and embrace a brighter future. As a thank you for listening to our podcast, we want to give you the REBOOT Recovery: Crisis Edition course for FREE. Visit crisis.rebootrecovery.com to claim your gift today.

CONNECT WITH US: To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at [email protected]