Welcome to the Christian Single Moms Podcast! 

How do you love someone who is hurting you? Jesus told us that we would have enemies– people who are actively trying to hurt us– but He also told us to love them. But what if your ex is your enemy? What if you’ve done all you can, but being nice…

Becoming part of a church community can be difficult and triggering. Church abuse and other negative experiences can leave us feeling like we don’t belong. Ericka Andersen discusses the process of healing from traumatic church experiences and how to…

Burnout. We’ve all felt it. There’s so much we have to do (and sometimes with so little) that it sucks the joy right out of life. Jennifer Watson talks with us about the connection between burnout and the expectations placed on us (and the ones we…

Victims often have a hard time having their voices heard, especially in a church environment where hurt has happened. Dr. Scot McKnight shares what safe churches look like, and how churches with what he calls a “goodness culture” respond to the…

Mixed emotions, anyone? Hurt and loss make the holidays super complicated, and figuring out how to be grateful in the midst of all of it can feel so overwhelming and unfair. Michelle addresses a listener question asking “How can I be grateful when all…

Grief is hard to work through when we don’t understand it. And it often seems that no matter what we try, both our everyday lives and the holidays are full of triggers that keep bringing our grief to the forefront. Clarissa Moll shares why the…

Figuring out what our boundaries are can be difficult, and actually setting them can be even harder. Lysa TerKeurst explains boundaries as an essential part of God’s design for healthy relationships, and shares a simple method for establishing your…

Confronting brokenness and pain from the past can be emotionally exhausting work. Sometimes it seems that the past is too painful to dig into, or that the pain just won’t end. Toni Collier shares her journey through brokenness, and describes how God…

Sometimes we may not even know we’re doing it, but oversharing is a risky habit that can leave us pretty vulnerable. Michelle and Kelli talk about the roots of oversharing, the connection to rejection and wounding, and how changing this habit can help…