After a devastating car accident left my daughter and son-in-law seriously injured, I’ve been walking closely with them through the slow, painful process of healing. In this solo episode, I share more about their story and how it brought me face-to-face with the lasting effects of trauma. Trauma doesn’t just touch one area of life. It impacts our emotions, our bodies, our relationships, and our ability to function in everyday life.

As I reflect on what it means to heal, I also want to speak hope. God has provided powerful tools through trauma-informed care and the expertise of trained professionals. Friends and loved ones can walk with us, and God Himself, Jehovah Rapha, is present in our pain. He wants to bring healing not only to our bodies but to our souls.

If you’re struggling to make sense of suffering or wondering how to move forward after trauma, I pray this episode reminds you that healing is possible, even when it feels out of reach. God is near, and He is enough.

To inquire about counseling, email Louise at Louise@louisesedgwick.com.

Sarah returns to share the next chapter of her powerful story. After devastating infidelity, she faced a choice: let bitterness take root, or surrender fully to God. With incredible courage, Sarah chose surrender, not knowing what would happen in her marriage, but trusting that God would have the final word in her life.

Her obedience didn’t come without pain, but through it, she discovered an intimate strength and deep connection with God that carried her through each day. Sarah is a living testimony of God’s grace in the hardest places. Her story will inspire and encourage you to trust God with your own.

To inquire about counseling, email Louise at Louise@louisesedgwick.com.

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After betrayal, how do you move forward? Especially within the same relationship? This week and next, I’m joined by Sarah, a brave woman whose story of heartbreak and healing will move you. When she married her second husband, she had every hope for a Christ-centered partnership. But then came earthshaking infidelity. As she navigated daily life, caring for her children and going to work, Sarah clung to Jesus for strength.

Scripture tells us God is near in our suffering. But when we live it, His presence transforms us. Through unimaginable pain, Sarah found deeper intimacy with God, who met her in every moment of grief and survival. Her story is a powerful reminder that His promises are real, and His love never fails.

To inquire about counseling, email Louise at Louise@louisesedgwick.com.