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In this continuation of “The Wilderness Within,” Tanja and Jess unpack the how of healing. They discuss the role of Scripture in renewing the mind, the importance of daily repetition, and how curiosity, beauty, and gratitude can help rewire trauma-based thinking. Jess introduces practices such as personalized Scripture reading, morning truth statements, and keeping an evidence journal to track God’s goodness.
The conversation ends with a message of hope—God is always doing a new thing, even in the wilderness.
Resources:
Discover more about Jess’s coaching and resources at her website transformingus.org.
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Explore the growing resource library at faithfulfamiliycoaching.com:
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Jess Vangsnes is an Enneagram and attachment relationship coach who helps individuals and couples uncover patterns rooted in trauma and rebuild secure, faith-centered relationships.
Visit transformingus.org for free assessments and resources, including Seven Skills to Shift.
Up next on Marriage, Mayhem & Mercy, we’ll move from the wilderness to gratitude. Tanja sits down with Henry Nwaneri to talk about the story of the ten lepers—and the one who came back grateful. Together they explore how gratitude re-orients the heart toward God’s mercy, restores perspective, and brings healing to our relationships and faith journey.
By Tanja Rouintree, Christian Family CoachIn this continuation of “The Wilderness Within,” Tanja and Jess unpack the how of healing. They discuss the role of Scripture in renewing the mind, the importance of daily repetition, and how curiosity, beauty, and gratitude can help rewire trauma-based thinking. Jess introduces practices such as personalized Scripture reading, morning truth statements, and keeping an evidence journal to track God’s goodness.
The conversation ends with a message of hope—God is always doing a new thing, even in the wilderness.
Resources:
Discover more about Jess’s coaching and resources at her website transformingus.org.
Follow on socials…
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@transformingus?si=uyB15vIOZg-AOowK
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transforming_us_coaching
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579352282196
Explore the growing resource library at faithfulfamiliycoaching.com:
Subscribe to the weekly newsletter, “Messy Families, Faithful God.
Browse blog articles, or become a member of the Faithful Family Community.
Jess Vangsnes is an Enneagram and attachment relationship coach who helps individuals and couples uncover patterns rooted in trauma and rebuild secure, faith-centered relationships.
Visit transformingus.org for free assessments and resources, including Seven Skills to Shift.
Up next on Marriage, Mayhem & Mercy, we’ll move from the wilderness to gratitude. Tanja sits down with Henry Nwaneri to talk about the story of the ten lepers—and the one who came back grateful. Together they explore how gratitude re-orients the heart toward God’s mercy, restores perspective, and brings healing to our relationships and faith journey.