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Hope Beyond the Hurt - A New You

Maybe you just found out your spouse had an affair, you are going through a divorce, you are a single parent needing guidance, you are broken and hurting, or you have lost your way...you've come to the right place.

Podcast · By Trisha Warren · American English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Heart Conditions Gratitude (opens the original)

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    We are entering a new season—and maybe it’s time for a new season in your heart, too. In this episode of Heart Conditions , Trisha Warren talks about the power of gratitude and how developing a grateful heart can change the way you walk through difficult seasons. Biblical gratitude is more than feeling thankful when everything is going well. It is a decision to recognize and appreciate the goodness of God regardless of what your present circumstances look like. Gratitude remembers what God has d

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Heart Conditions Struggling (opens the original)

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    Struggling has a way of making you question everything. During difficult seasons, thoughts begin to arise: “Did God really say that?” Your mind wants to follow every emotional impulse, entertain every negative thought, and doubt what God has promised—but your heart knows better. In Season 4, Episode 56 of Hope Beyond the Hurt, Trisha Warren shares what to do when your mind is at war with your faith. You will learn the importance of knowing what God said, refusing to doubt, and trusting Him enoug

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Heart Condition Troubled (opens the original)

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    Did you know, you can be in trouble without letting trouble get in you? Trouble can show up as stress, pressure, hardship, adversity, uncertainty, or circumstances that make you feel like there’s no way out. But just because there is trouble around you doesn’t mean you have to allow your heart to become troubled. In this episode of Hope Beyond the Hurt , Trisha Warren shares what God’s Word says about walking through difficult seasons while keeping your heart established in Him. Psalm 91:15 give

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Heart Conditions Unforgiveness (opens the original)

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    Forgiveness isn’t optional. Ultimately, forgiveness is personal between you and God . When someone has deeply hurt you, forgiveness can feel impossible. But forgiveness doesn’t mean what they did was okay, nor does it mean you have to allow them continued access to hurt you. Forgiveness means you release them and refuse to repay them for what they’ve done to you. In Mark 11:25–26, Jesus tells us that when we stand praying and realize we are carrying something in our hearts against another person

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Heart Conditions Broken Hearted (opens the original)

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    Have you ever felt so broken that you wondered if you could ever truly be whole again? When a beautiful vase is shattered into pieces, it can be hard to imagine it ever being beautiful again. Sometimes life can feel that way too. Heartbreak, betrayal, rejection, loss, disappointment, and painful experiences can leave us feeling like pieces of who we once were. But God doesn’t look at your brokenness and see something that should be thrown away. He sees something He wants to restore. Isaiah 61:1

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