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Today's episode is one of the most pivotal in the series. Healing isn't just about naming the pain - it's about facing it. Confrontation is not cruelty; it's clarity. It's the moment you stop hiding, stop blaming, and start owning the path to healing. Freedom isn't found in avoidance. It's found in facing what you'd rather forget. Confrontation isn't about discomfort - it's about freedom.

In our first two episodes, we talked about acknowledging brokenness and uncovering the wounds. On this episode, we talk about what might be the most difficult—and most courageous—step in the journey: choosing to heal.
Survival is not the same as healing, and healing is not a feeling—it’s a decision. You can’t heal what you haven’t chosen. If you make the choice to heal today, you'll be doing something powerful—making a choice, and every day forward, that choice will shape your transformation.
Healing is not a one-time moment. It’s a daily yes. A consistent confrontation. A sacred commitment to wholeness.

Today's episode is the first episode in our live Q&A series. On this first episode, we dive into the topic of loving your spouse/partner without pushing them away. This is in the context of a broken relationship, whether that be a relationship that is on the rocks, a relationship that is falling apart but still together, a relationship that is on the brink of ending, or a relationship that is in the midst of a separation or divorce.
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On the last Friday of every month, we will dedicated that episode to answering listener submitted questions, and to offering advice that our listeners have asked for. You can submit questions, and/or ask for advice, by going to the 'Live Q&A's page at www.unfeigned.org.

In the last episode, we confronted the reality of brokenness. Today, we go deeper. Because in order to heal, we must uncover where the pain began. That requires honesty, awareness, and the courage to look inward—not to shame ourselves, but to understand what still needs healing. You can’t heal what you won’t face. And you can’t face what you’re not willing to see.
The beliefs formed in pain become the stories we live by—and until we confront them, we’ll repeat them. Healing starts with attention. The more you notice, the more you can name. And the more you name, the more can be redeemed.

This is the first in a series of episodes that will dive into going from brokenness to healing. In this episode, we will talk openly about what brokenness looks like, how do I identify its roots, and how to begin walking the path to healing.

Go to the 'Live Q & A' page at www.unfeigned.org and submit any questions you have, and/or advice you want, regarding healing in your own personal life or in your relationships. You can do this throughout the whole month, every month. You can also choose to remain anonymous or share your name. Then, on the last Friday of every month, that episode will be dedicated to the questions we've received.

Check out UNFeigned the podcast, tonight after 10pm for an exciting announcement.

"It's not that big of a deal". That phrase is used often in situations like this. But...Maybe it should be! Maybe it should be a big deal. Maybe if we were purposefully and intentionally making it a bigger deal, we wouldn't have so many broken relationships. Just sayin'!

It's often said that forgiveness isn't for the other person, that it's for you. However, I think that statement is only half true. When we forgive, it absolutely frees us from bondage, but it also does something to the other person. Check out this latest episode, where I talk about my experience with how being forgiven freed me.

When confronted with the "hard things", the very things you need healing in, the difference between brokenness and healing isn't that those "hard things" disappear. The difference is in how we're affected and how we respond.