How does God guide us through fear? Why do painful seasons often reveal what has been hidden in our hearts? And how can suffering become one of the greatest ways God draws us closer to Him?

In Episode 62 of SeeKing Podcast, we sit down with Christian recording artist John Reddick for a powerful conversation about fear, grief, worship, healing, creativity, and learning to trust God through life's most difficult seasons.

John shares how the past few years have radically shaped his faith after walking through his wife's battle with cancer, the heartbreaking loss of his younger brother, and the unexpected ways God used those experiences to prepare him for what was ahead. What began as songs written from personal pain became reminders of God's faithfulness when life became even more difficult than he imagined.

Throughout the episode, we discuss how fear often hides beneath the surface, why the heart can remain wounded even when the mind believes everything is fine, and how God gently exposes those hidden places in order to bring healing. John explains why overcoming fear is rarely instantaneous, but instead is a process of learning to trust God's presence one step at a time.

We also explore the relationship between creativity and worship. John opens up about writing songs, following the leading of the Holy Spirit, battling perfectionism, and why creating from a place of intimacy with God is more important than chasing success or recognition.

The conversation also dives into grief, unanswered prayers, suffering, Scripture, spiritual growth, parenting, and what it means to remain faithful when life doesn't make sense. John offers practical encouragement for believers walking through loss while reminding us that God wastes nothing and can redeem even our deepest pain for His glory.

Throughout the episode, one truth remains clear: God's presence is often most evident in our weakest moments. Even when fear, loss, and uncertainty seem overwhelming, He faithfully walks with His children and continues shaping them into the image of Christ.

Whether you're facing fear, grieving the loss of a loved one, struggling through unanswered prayers, or simply longing to trust God more deeply, this episode will encourage, challenge, and point you back to the faithfulness of Jesus.

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What is grace? Why do so many Christians struggle to receive it, extend it to others, and live in the freedom that Jesus offers? And how can the Church respond to church hurt, division, self-righteousness, and forgiveness in a way that reflects the heart of Christ?

In Episode 61 of SeeKing Podcast, we sit down with Christian artist and author Mike Donehey, lead singer of Tenth Avenue North, for a thought-provoking conversation about grace, identity, repentance, forgiveness, church hurt, and what it truly means to follow Jesus.

Mike shares how years of ministry, songwriting, and conversations with believers have shaped his understanding of grace. While grace is one of the most celebrated themes in Christianity, Mike argues that it is also one of the most misunderstood. Receiving grace requires us to acknowledge our need for it, and extending grace to others often challenges our pride, assumptions, and desire to be right.

Throughout the episode, we discuss why church hurt has become such a common experience, how spiritual leaders can fall into unhealthy patterns when they feel pressure to appear perfect, and why authenticity is essential for both leaders and congregations. Mike shares insights from countless conversations with people who have been wounded by the Church and offers a biblical perspective on healing, reconciliation, and restoration.

We also explore difficult questions surrounding repentance and sin. Does grace give us permission to continue living however we want? What role does repentance play in the Christian life? How do we balance God's grace with His call to holiness? Mike explains why true freedom is found not in self-righteousness or performance, but in resting in the finished work of Christ.

The conversation also dives into Christian unity, denominational differences, deconstruction, forgiveness, revival, and the ministry of reconciliation. Mike challenges believers to build their identity on God's love rather than their accomplishments, opinions, or spiritual performance, while offering practical wisdom for navigating disagreements within the body of Christ.

Throughout the episode, one truth remains clear: when our identity is rooted in Christ rather than ourselves, we become free to admit our failures, extend grace to others, and experience the abundant life Jesus promised.

Whether you've experienced church hurt, wrestle with questions about grace and repentance, or simply want a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus, this episode will encourage, challenge, and equip you.

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What does the Bible say about mental health? How should Christians respond to anxiety, depression, trauma, and suicidal thoughts? And what role should the Church play in caring for those who are struggling?

In Episode 60 of SeeKing Podcast, we sit down with Christian artist, songwriter, and mental health advocate Grace Graber for an honest and deeply personal conversation about faith, mental health, trauma, healing, and hope.

Grace shares her powerful testimony of surviving severe bullying, suicidal thoughts, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, and how God used Christian music to reach her during one of the darkest moments of her life. What began as a painful story of isolation became a journey of discovering purpose, healing, and the importance of speaking openly about mental health within the Church.

Throughout the episode, we discuss some of the most important and often misunderstood questions surrounding mental health and Christianity. Can someone have strong faith and still struggle with anxiety or depression? How should churches respond when people are hurting? What is the difference between spiritual struggles and mental health challenges? And how can Christians walk alongside those who are suffering with compassion and wisdom?

Grace shares insights from her own experiences with therapy, trauma recovery, and ministry, while challenging common misconceptions that can unintentionally cause harm to those seeking help. Together, we explore the importance of hope, community, professional counseling, and creating safe spaces where people can be honest about their struggles.

We also discuss the impact of social media on mental health, the pressures facing young people today, the role of Christian music in reaching hurting people, and why conversations like these are more important than ever.

Throughout the conversation, one truth remains clear: no one is beyond God's reach, and hope can be found even in the darkest seasons.Whether you're personally struggling with mental health, supporting someone who is, or simply want a more biblical and compassionate understanding of these topics, this episode will encourage, challenge, and equip you.

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