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In this episode of Rewriting Family, we talk openly about family estrangement how it begins, what it costs, and what it can teach us. We explore the emotions that come with distance, the decision to set boundaries, and the quiet grief that often follows. This conversation isn’t about fixing everything, it’s about understanding ourselves along the way.

Family isn’t always simple and sometimes the hardest distance to navigate is the one within our own bloodline. Join us as we talk openly about estranged family relationships, the grief that comes with unmet expectations, and the courage it takes to set healthy boundaries. Through faith, reflection, and real conversation, we explore how God meets us in the broken places and brings peace even when reconciliation isn’t immediate.

Estrangement doesn’t always start with anger, it often begins with hurt, silence, and unmet needs. In this episode, we unpack what it means to love family from a distance, the emotional weight of separation, and the freedom that can come with choosing peace over chaos. This is a conversation for anyone navigating complicated family dynamics and learning how to heal without guilt.

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This episode invites you to pause and shift your focus from chasing goals to cultivating growth. As we enter a new year, we explore what it means to live with intention—prioritizing consistency over perfection, obedience over control, and faith over fear.

This conversation challenges the pressure to “have it all figured out” and instead encourages spiritual, emotional, and personal growth that transforms who we are becoming, not just what we achieve. Rooted in faith and real life reflection, this episode is for anyone ready to move slower, deeper, and more purposefully into the new year.

Because when growth is the priority, goals follow naturally and they last.

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For many of us, Christmas used to be about the rush of the gifts, the gatherings, the expectations, and the noise. But what happens when God becomes the center instead of an addition?

In this episode, we reflect on the difference between Christmas before God and Christmas with God. One is full yet still empty, busy yet restless. The other is marked by peace, presence, and purpose, even when circumstances aren’t perfect.

We talk about how inviting God into our celebrations changes how we experience joy, handle grief, navigate family dynamics, and find meaning beyond tradition. This isn’t about doing Christmas “right,” but about experiencing Christmas with Him.

If you’ve ever felt the ache beneath the lights or the longing for something more this season, this episode is for you.