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One phone call can split your life into “before” and “after.” That’s where our conversation with author Benedicta Gbaruk begins, in the middle of unimaginable family loss and the kind of regret that keeps you awake asking, “What did I miss?”  If you’ve ever carried fear, doubt, or worry while trying to hold a family together, you’ll hear your own...

God can feel loud one season and silent the next, and that shift can mess with your confidence, your purpose, and even your desire to pray. Sylvia Worsham sits down with Donna Kirkwood, author of He Is the Vine, to talk about what it really looks like to stay connected to Jesus when you’re tired, busy, grieving, or stuck in...

A divorce can feel like an ending, but sometimes it’s the first quiet doorway to a different kind of life. I’m sitting down with author Eli Brackenbury, whose newly released book Finding God at Fifty begins with an ordinary morning in an empty house and an unexpected, unmistakable peace. What follows is a raw, grounded conversation about what happens when...

Burnout can look like success right up until the moment your body refuses to cooperate. We’re joined by Jobert Abueva, originally from the Philippines, who shares what happened when years of nonstop global travel and high-stakes performance finally caught up with him and dropped him into a breaking point in a Hong Kong hotel room. What follows isn’t a quick...

Your body doesn’t “randomly” fall apart. Sometimes it raises its voice after years of being ignored. Sylvia Worsham sits down with author and coach Kristen Renee Appleby to unpack how chronic stress, perfectionism, and hiding our authentic selves can trap us in a fear-based survival loop and how that loop can show up as inflammation, panic, burnout, and even autoimmune...

A six-year-old girl had never slept in a bed, and when one finally arrived, she hugged the post and kissed it like it was her mom. That moment is the spark behind Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit taking on a problem most people never even see: child bedlessness, kids sleeping on floors, couches, pallets, or in overcrowded rooms because...

Your dream finally comes true and then, in the second week, your body collapses. That’s where Lara Silverman’s story starts, and it’s why this conversation goes straight to the questions most of us whisper in the dark: What do you do with faith when healing doesn’t come, when God feels silent, and when your old life is gone? We talk...

Something tries to keep this conversation from happening, and that becomes part of the point. When fear, doubt, and worry flare up right as you’re moving toward growth, it’s easy to assume you’re failing or that the people around you are the problem. I sit down with Michael J. Muccio, speaker and author of Evil’s First Breath, to talk about...

You can be talented, called, and experienced and still feel like an imposter the moment you’re asked to speak up. That split-second fear of being exposed is exactly what we unpack with Kurt Bush, an ordained minister and leadership coach who knows what it’s like to hover over “submit” and wonder if this is the day everyone finds out you...