HeyJaredThe "Surviving Saturday" Podcast
Join licensed clinical mental health counselor Wendy Osborn and her husband Chris as they share intimately about their journey through three decades of marriage, and the healing and growth God has brought them individually and as a couple in the process.
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This is What it Means to Be Held... and to "Hold Fast"... With Grace - Amanda Held Opelt (opens the original)
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Wendy warmly welcomes the winsome and wise Amanda Held Opelt for an honest conversation about grief, faith, and what it means to love like Jesus in a fractured world. Amanda, an author, speaker, and songwriter living just outside Boone, NC, opens up about the sudden death of her older sister, writer Rachel Held Evans, at age 37. Wendy and Amanda reflect on Rachel's legacy of authenticity, willingness to be honest about doubt, and gift for inviting deeper consideration of what it means to follow
From Missionary to Counselor to Somatic-Healer--The Journey of Jenny McGrath! (opens the original)
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In this episode of Surviving Saturday, Wendy sits down with Jenny McGrath, a psychotherapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, for a powerful conversation about religious trauma, purity culture, faith, embodiment, and healing. Jenny shares her journey from growing up homeschooled in Colorado Springs and being shaped by the purity movement, to becoming a missionary in Uganda and eventually rethinking her relationship with Christianity, her body, and systems of power. We explore how trauma af
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