by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Life can be demanding, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and stuck, believing you’re not good enough. But you’re not alone in this journey! Join me with Krissy Nelson as we dive deep into breaking down the walls that keep you from thriving in who God created you to be. Krissy shares her own story and wisdom, helping us uncover those common walls that might be holding you back. She’ll draw inspiration from biblical stories and truths, offering you both spiritual and practical tools to tear down those walls and rediscover a vibrant life of joy so you can move forward from weary survival to daily revival through Jesus.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Learn how to navigate the challenging journey of grief and loss. Chuck and Ashley Elliott share strategies for how to cope with loss and find hope in the midst of sorrow.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Susan Duke and I talk about recovery from grief. Susan shares how she learned to grieve forward by taking small, practical steps to face and process her grief, while refusing to allow loss to keep her from embracing life. You can grieve and embrace life simultaneously.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Secondary pain is the pain most of us have experienced without even realizing it. It comes from the words or actions of others, that makes us feel worse when we are already experiencing one of the other types of pain. It’s more common (and hurtful) than you think! Join me with my husband, Scott, for a discussion on what to do when someone hurts you emotionally.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Spiritual pain can be emotionally distressing. Sometimes our belief systems and connection to God can be disrupted, causing anguish, and leaving us feeling abandoned or punished. Join me with Aliene Thompson for When God is Silent: Healing Spiritual Pain. We’ll discuss: What is spiritual pain? How do we know we’re experiencing it? And, how can we heal?
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Have you ever experienced relational pain? Those interpersonal relationships that cause you pain and heartache? Maybe even rejection or betrayal? Most of us have experienced relationships that cause us pain, but it’s not something that is talked about very much. How do we deal with it? What happens in the fallout? How do we move on? Jessica Van Roekel and I talk about relationship pain and the hope that’s available.
