It’s a quiet hurt when the place that was supposed to be a sanctuary becomes a source of pain. In this episode, titled To the person who was let down by Christians (There is Hope), we pull back the curtain on church hurt. We are addressing the hypocrisy, the legalism, and the relational fractures that leave so many walking away from the faith entirely.

If you are currently wrestling with doubt, anger, or sadness toward the church, pull up a chair. There is no judgment here—only room for honesty and a reminder that your spiritual journey isn't over.

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In this episode of Faith Unfiltered, we tackle the "modern crisis of manhood" by stripping away societal confusion and returning to a foundational, biblical blueprint. As cultural expectations for men continue to shift, many feel aimless or stuck between being overly assertive and entirely passive. We dive deep into the Five Pillars of Biblical Manhood to help men reclaim their divine purpose and lead their families with both authority and humility.

Explore the five pillars of biblical manhood—Provider, Protector, Priest, Prophet, and Servant King. Learn how to lead your family with spiritual purpose, humility, and intentionality in this episode.

In part two of Faith Unfiltered Life’s series “This Isn’t the Motherhood That You Post About,” Karen and Jojo continue their conversation with Sarah Bell about unexpected motherhood as a birth mom. Sarah describes preparing to meet her daughter Abby decades after an adoption, wrestling with internal shame over past choices, and hearing messages about freedom from shame that helped her reframe Abby as a whole person rather than a reminder of actions. She recounts meeting Abby, learning to share her story, and seeing God’s redemption throughout her trauma and decisions, connecting it to Rahab’s redemption arc. Sarah discusses ongoing grief from leaving the hospital without a baby, encourages birth moms to seek community and help, highlights Brave Love as a resource, and shares how her blended family embraced Abby and how Abby’s son is an unexpected gift.

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