In your darkest moments of disappointment or shame, what if God’s kindness is closer than you think? Through raw, real-life stories of grief, identity loss, and divine encounter, this post reveals how God gently redeems what we thought was too broken. If you’re struggling to see yourself through His eyes, start here.

Ever notice how “I’m fine” keeps us stuck? This week on Redeeming Her, Katie and Deborah explore why vulnerability isn’t weakness but courage—the key to moving from numbness to healing, from performance to authentic connection with God and others.

In this episode of Redeeming Her, Deborah Larson sits down with her friend Anita to unpack a story that is raw, real, and redemptive. From drifting away from the Southern Baptist church to experimenting with New Age practices, Anita was searching for truth. Her turning point came in Reno, where an encounter with the Holy Spirit changed everything. Through submission, discernment, and forgiveness, Anita discovered true freedom and identity in Christ.

Life in your 40s is rich with experiences, yet for many women, this season also brings an unexpected feeling: a spiritual stall. If you’ve found yourself wondering why your faith feels flat or distant lately, you’re not alone. In fact, it’s incredibly common for faith to shift or feel stuck during seasons of major life change. This post explores why that happens—and how to gently rediscover connection with God in your forties and beyond.

“Redeeming Her” hosts Katie and Deborah dive into the transformative practice of “story work” – a powerful tool for personal growth and healing

Have you ever felt that crushing weight of grief? That moment when hope seems just out of reach? As mothers, sisters, and daughters, we know this feeling all too well. Today, I want to share a profound story that changed my understanding of God’s presence in our darkest moments. The Story of Martha and Mary […]

Ever stood in front of a mirror at fifteen, hearing words that would shape your self-image for decades? Or found yourself avoiding painful memories because they feel too overwhelming to process between school pickup and grocery runs? You’re not alone. Let’s talk about a different approach to healing – one sound bite at a time. […]