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I turned 28 by the grace of God! In this episode, I dive into the things I learned in year 27, while looking forward to what God is showing me for year 28! 

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One phone call said “he has COVID.” The next said “there’s a woman here claiming to be his wife.” That’s the reality Sylvia walked into while her husband was hospitalized overseas, and it’s only the beginning of a story that reshaped her faith, her identity, and her future.

We talk with Sylvia about marrying young, longing for a child, and the heartbreak of infertility, including a ruptured ovarian cyst and a stage four endometriosis diagnosis at Mayo Clinic. She shares what it’s like to carry medical grief while trying to hold a marriage together, and how betrayal trauma compounds loss when the person you’re mourning is also the person who wounded you. 

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One phone call said “he has COVID.” The next said “there’s a woman here claiming to be his wife.” That’s the reality Sylvia walked into while her husband was hospitalized overseas, and it’s only the beginning of a story that reshaped her faith, her identity, and her future.

We talk with Sylvia about marrying young, longing for a child, and the heartbreak of infertility, including a ruptured ovarian cyst and a stage four endometriosis diagnosis at Mayo Clinic. She shares what it’s like to carry medical grief while trying to hold a marriage together, and how betrayal trauma compounds loss when the person you’re mourning is also the person who wounded you. 

If you’ve been searching for Christian encouragement, healing after betrayal, help navigating grief, this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with the line that hit you hardest.

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Your biggest spiritual breakthrough might start with a smaller sentence than you think, and it might be the way you say it. We sit down on the green couch for a solo, honest check-in about what God has been pressing on our hearts lately: the tongue. Not just the words we choose, but the tone we use when we’re tired, overstimulated, or convinced we’re right. If you’ve ever prayed, “God, use me,” then felt exposed by how you talk to the people closest to you, you’re not alone.

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Chaos can feel so normal that you don’t realize you’re drowning until something finally pulls you into the light. Today I’m recording my first solo podcast, and I’m telling the real story behind how I fell in love with Jesus not as a highlight reel, but as a testimony shaped by trauma, grief, and a long stretch of survival mode. If you’ve ever wondered how someone goes from instability to faith, or if God can meet you in the mess, you’ll hear the answer in plain language and lived experience.

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Two sisters use a question card game (Not Just Sundays) to talk honestly about faith, fear, and the ways God gets our attention in everyday life. We share stories about doubt, forgiveness, and healing, and we keep coming back to one hope-filled truth: God restores.

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Trigger warning: some of the topics may be triggering to some listeners.

If you’re looking for a Christian podcast that speaks honestly about trauma healing, anxiety, God’s goodness, and generational healing, press play and stay with us. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with the biggest question you’re still asking God.