Being misunderstood is the worst. The Worst. If you’ve been in that circumstance, you’re in good company, and your story isn’t over. Mary DeMuth, author of The Most Misunderstood Women of the Bible, unpacks the lessons she learned while she studied the scriptural stories of ten real-life women. This episode is full of mic-drop moments…

Shadia Hrichi, author of Worthy of Love, knows what it’s like to feel unworthy. An abortion early in her life left her believing that she was unqualified to serve God. But He didn’t leave her in that untruth. Hear how Shadia, now a powerful Bible teacher, ended her silent suffering and experienced healing. Her saving…

There’s bad news and good news about your messy story. The bad news is that messy stories are straight-up painful. The good news is that you aren’t alone. Shadia Hrichi, author of Tamar: Rediscovering the God Who Redeems Me, shares hope-filled truths about how God Himself cares for and transforms our painful places. Recommended Resources…

It’s important to end well, but it’s tricky. As women, we don’t like to feel like we’re quitters, so we often hold onto things too long. But what about jobs, roles, and circumstances that are just for a season? How do we end those well? In this touching episode, Cheri and Amy discuss markers of…

So many of us have an unhealthy relationship with food. The disfunction can range from hypervigilance to constant dieting to eating disorders. Kassandra Baker, Certified Health, Life, and Mental Health Coach, explains how perfectionism and people-pleasing can be part of our problem with food. Then, she leads us to a new understanding about the way…

Ugh. It seems like this thought rolls through on the regular, “Well, it’s time to diet again.” What if it was possible to end our love/hate relationship with food and live in peace? Kassandra Baker, Certified Health, Life, and Mental Health Coach, says that peace can be our new reality! Speaking from her own personal…