What if the very places you’ve tried to hide are the places God wants to redeem, not just for you, but for others?

In today’s episode of Learning to Love Well, Britt sits down with Brittany Glisson for a deeply honest conversation about survival, shame, healing, and revival.

Brittany shares her journey through abuse, teenage pregnancy, abortion and trauma  and how God met her in those places with compassion, restoration, and purpose.

This episode is not about graphic details or reliving trauma. It’s about redemption. It’s about how God heals identity, restores worth, and uses what once felt disqualifying to bring hope and life to others.

We talk about:

• Survival mode and its impact on identity
  

• Shame, silence, and unresolved grief
  

• God’s protection before we even know Him
  

• Salvation as true revival
  

• How God turns pain into purpose
  

• Living proof of generational redemption
  

This conversation is for anyone who feels disqualified by their past, unsure if healing is possible, or wondering if God could truly use their story.

👉 If this episode speaks to you or if you need prayer, please let us know in the comments.

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