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Today, I’m joined once again by my friend Brenda as we continue our conversation about the things that disrupt Shalom in our lives, God's design for wholeness, peace, and flourishing.

This episode tackles an issue that has become an epidemic in our culture: loneliness and the deep longing to belong. Despite being more connected than ever, so many people are car...


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Trauma and suffering are part of life in this broken world, but they don't get the last word in our stories. In this biblically rich episode, we explore the biblical connection between suffering and glory. We discover how Christ meets us in our pain, and find hope in the promise that nothing can separate us from God's love.


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How often have you heard the word “trauma” over the past few years? It seems like it’s all anyone is talking about. But what actually is trauma? How does it affect those who have experienced it? And is healing possible this side of heaven?

If you’ve been around a while, you likely know my history of childhood sexual abuse. But you probably haven’t heard the sto...


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“Be still and know that I am God.” We put this verse on coffee mugs, t-shirts, and throw pillows. And we imagine ourselves sitting by a peaceful lake or relaxing in a grassy meadow. It might surprise you to learn that these words were written in the context of natural disasters and war-torn chaos. How in the world can we be still when everything is swirling and crashing aroun...


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