More Than Fine

Dating is often awkward, but it's possible to grow through these situations and discover healthy relationships. Eric Demeter shares how discomfort in dating can teach us to develop better communicati…

Narcissistic abuse is rampant in our society and in our churches. However, naming and exposing narcissism can help us to find freedom from abuse we have already suffered in the past, and protect us (…

Throughout our lives, negative labels put on us by other people (and even ourselves) can distort our sense of  identity. Aubrey Sampson shares how "false names" take root, and how God seeks to rename…

The disappointment in our loss and suffering can develop within us a fear of joy. We may find ourselves afraid to celebrate because we are anxious that what we have will be taken from us. Nicole Zaso…

Trauma leaves us with the sense that we don't belong, and that life is not supposed to be this way. Dr. Dan Allender discusses how trauma is a reflection of evil in this world, and how encountering t…

Dating can be very confusing and intimidating, especially if you attempt it on your own. Lisa Anderson from Boundless explains the benefits of dating in community, and how to build a team to help you…

Abuse is a threat to not only your physical safety, but also your emotional and spiritual sense of security. Sarah McDugal helps us understand the role of safety in the abuse recovery process, and wh…

When we've been hurt by words in relationships, certain words and phrases can be triggering. Dr. Rod Wilson shares how the phrases "thank you," "I'm sorry," and "tell me more" can reveal underlying h…

In this bonus episode, Michelle reads another free chapter from the upcoming devotional, Safe Haven: A Devotional for the Abused & Abandoned.

Safe Haven releases January 25, 2022. Click here to purc…

Loneliness is something single moms often grapple with, and figuring out how to deal with it can add to the overwhelm you might already be experiencing. Dr. Mark Mayfield helps us unravel what's behi…

In this bonus episode, Michelle reads a free chapter from her upcoming devotional, Safe Haven: A Devotional for the Abused & Abandoned.

Safe Haven releases January 25, 2022. Click here to purchase i…

When it comes to loss, our children experience a prolonged healing timeframe due to their inability to fully process the events unfolding around them. Their grief often extends into adulthood, and is…

Our stories can hold a great deal of pain from the past, and can be difficult to revisit. However, when we work through our stories, we gain the ability to see them through the lens of God's compassi…

Introverts and extroverts each have different strengths, and understanding them can help us become better partners and parents. Author Holley Gerth explains the differences between introverts and ext…

Trauma triggers seem to come out of nowhere, and sometimes it may seem that we are doomed to the overwhelm and anxiety that they cause. But Juni Felix explains how you can harness the power of Tiny H…

Parenting alone can be frustrating and exhausting, but our limitations allow us to experience the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Jeannie Cunnion discusses how to open yourself more fully to t…

We often learn to cope with brokenness by closing off our hearts, but over time this survival strategy keeps us from the deep healing that can be found in relationships. Author Kellye Fabian describe…

The Bible says we are transformed by the renewing of our minds, and Scripture meditation is one way we can combat the stress that threatens our well-being. Abide CEO Neil Ahlsten lays out the biblica…