Growth doesn’t always mean becoming more. Sometimes it means releasing old versions of yourself and trusting God in unfamiliar places. Discover how saying “I made it” changes everything.

When betrayal, grief, and disappointment hit, protecting your heart can feel like survival. But what if those walls are also keeping healing out? Deborah Larson and Sarah share a raw conversation about trust, faith, restoration, and choosing vulnerability again.

What if your emotional reactions aren’t failures—but signals? In this episode of Redeeming Her, Deborah Larson and Katie Shive explore how emotional loops form, how the nervous system stores experiences, and practical ways to process triggers through both neuroscience and faith.

Chip Skowron’s story is not a comeback story. It is a complete rebuild. From success and status to prison and surrender, this episode reveals what true redemption really looks like.

He learned how to survive. What he didn’t know was how to feel. This is what happens when everything finally breaks.

Feeling stuck in the same cycles? This raw conversation explores how faith, neuroscience, and identity work together to break mental loops and create lasting transformation.

Many people feel spiritually exhausted even when they’re doing the right things. This article explores how faith, redemption, and rest restore emotional strength, healing, and clarity during overwhelming seasons.

Perception shapes your reality more than the event itself. Grief and mindset reset to reframe meaning, reduce reactivity, and move forward with clarity.

Grief changes you. Growth does too. In this episode of Redeeming Her, Deborah Larson and Katie Shive explore what it means to recognize how far you’ve come after loss and why honoring yourself matters.

Teresa’s story begins long before the diagnosis. She grew up as the firstborn of twelve on a dairy farm in Northern California—responsible, steady, and carrying more weight than most adults. Years later, as a single mom raising her children and putting herself through college, she learned how to survive hard seasons without breaking. But nothing prepared her for the moment everything changed.