Author and speaker John Lynch joins us again on Undone Redone as makes his contribution to our Perfectly Imperfect Marriage series. In this episode, John gives us a peek into his marriage and what it looks like to give our spouse permission to love us. This teaching is a unique and much needed perspective on marriage. Don't miss it!

Undone Redone’s Perfectly Imperfect Marriage series continues with Stephen and Shelley Hendrix! The Hendrix’s discuss vulnerability, pre-marital counseling, healthy conflict, staying engaged, and becoming a safe haven for our spouse. This honest dialogue will provide hope and encouragement no matter what season your marriage is in. 

Brian and Jenni Clayville's marriage survived a two-year affair. They share their painful yet redemptive story of hope and healing on this week's Undone Redone podcast as part of our Perfectly Imperfect Marriage series. If you or someone you know have experienced the pain of infidelity, tune in and learn from the Clayville's experience. 

Author and therapist Dr. Gordon Bals kicks of our “Perfectly Imperfect Marriage” series with an honest an refreshing look at the hard work and difficulty of marriage that is designed to point us toward Someone bigger. Please share this interview with family and friends who need hope and encouragement in their marriages. 

This episode of Undone Redone kicks off a series of shows that we are calling Perfectly Imperfect Marriage. Guests in this marriage series will include John Lynch, Gordon Baals, Bob Flayhart, Stephen and Shelley Hendrix, Brian and Jenni Clayville, and Darren and April Mabrey. If you have family or friends who are having challenges in their marriage and need some hope and encouragement, consider sharing the Undone Redone podcast with them via email or Facebook.

This week’s episode of the Undone Redone podcast features Mark Whitacre, an Ivy League PhD who became the highest-ranked executive of any Fortune 500 company to become a whistleblower in US history. Mark worked as an undercover informant for the FBI for 3 long years and is responsible for exposing the Archer Daniels Midland price-fixing scandal in the early ’90’s. His experience as an FBI informant was the inspiration behind the 2009 movie “The Informant”, featuring Matt Damon. Ultimately serving almost 9 years in prison for corporate fraud, Mark refers to his time in prison as some of the most productive years of his life. Don’t miss this made-for-Hollywood story as Mark openly shares how he was blinded by greed, power, and possessions and what it took for God to take him to the end of himself. 

Traylor and Melody share their messy, yet redemptive story of marriage, divorce, and reconciliation in this episode of the Undone Redone podcast. Divorced for six years because of Traylor's addiction to pornography and sex, Traylor and Melody openly and honestly share their painful journey that led to their miraculous re-marriage in 2008. Consider sharing this incredible story of hope with anyone that you know who is struggling in their marriage.

Adventurer, author, blogger, and Life Coach Michael Warden joins Tray and Mel on this week’s Undone Redone podcast. Michael openly shares his traumatic story of childhood sexual abuse and his painful yet redemptive path toward healing and genuine freedom in Christ. Michael also gives details about the BraveHeart Intensive for men and the Destiny Project for women…intensive 4-day events designed to help men and women discover and live out of their true identities in Christ. Tune-in and be encouraged by this courageous man’s path to true freedom.

This week’s guest on Undone Redone is pastoral counselor and spiritual director Nathan Shattuck who practices in Atlanta and specializes in working with individuals dealing with sexual addiction as well as couples in crisis. In this episode, Nathan provides an in-depth overview of his insightful lecture series entitled “Impersonating Ourselves: The Truth About the False Self”. 

Episode #29 of Undone Redone features Birmingham artist Gina Hurry. Gina shares her passion about the creative process and gives us a peek into her conviction that beauty changes things and stirs up hope by reminding us that this is not our home. Gina, along with a number of other artists, is attempting to help with racial reconciliation in Birmingham with a gathering of art that they are calling “50 Years of Hopes & Dreams”. Painters, sculptors, illustrators, and photographers are submitting pieces for this show inspired by 3 words: forgiveness, reconciliation, and hope. Tune in now and listen as Gina shares how she and other artists are daily creating beauty out of a mess.