Abuse survivors often struggle to find the support they need from their church communities, and may also find themselves isolated or further victimized when they try to speak up. Mary DeMuth shares how Scripture reveals the godly reponse to abuse, and…

Establishing some kind of normalcy after a divorce or significant relationship loss takes a long time, and often longer than we’d like. But how long is too long? Is there a way to speed it up? In this episode, Michelle and special guest Kelli Trontel…

Overthinking plagues many of us, and you may even have a child struggling with the same habit. Jon Acuff and his teenage daughters, LE & McRae, share strategies for overcoming overthinking that you can practice along with your kids. They explain why…

Our insecurities can be so deeply rooted that we find ourselves wondering if we can ever feel confident in who we are. Amanda Pittman discusses the spiritual roots of insecurity, and shares how toxic relationships can distort our view of God and…

While on a healing journey, there are times when we feel stuck or like we’re not as far along as we should be. Sometimes, we don’t even really know where we are going or how to get beyond where we are now. Evan and Jenny Owens clarify common…

This episode is the first of a new monthly feature called “POP Questions” where we answer listener questions right here on the podcast. This month’s question focuses on the topic, “What do you do when no one has asked you out?” and features special…

Jesus died to rescue us from sin for all eternity, but we don’t have to wait until Heaven to experience that victory in our lives. Jennifer Maggio from The Life of a Single Mom shares her personal journey as a single mom, and how God has used the…

When we have lost so much, trusting God can be frightening. We may find ourselves afraid of God and feel that we have to fend for ourselves in life. Joanna Weaver shares how our distrust of God is connected to a spiritual war that has been raging…

Most of us are working our way through healing from some kind of sexual wounding, whether the harm came through abuse, a former partner’s infidelity, our own choices, and/or improper teachings about sexuality that left us feeling ashamed. Dean Inserra…

Depression can be debilitating, especially if left untreated. But how can you know if what you or someone you love is experiencing is in fact depression? Dr. Michelle Bengtson describes the symptoms of depression, as well as the root causes. She…