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Episode 25 of the podcast features an interview with Sundi Jo Graham. Sundi Jo is an author and blogger, and is the founder of a ministry called Esther’s House of Redemption, which is a faith-based residential discipleship program, located in rural Missouri, offering hope to broken women. They serve women from all backgrounds, ages 18+, who struggle with life-controlling issues, such as alcohol and drug addictions, depression, self-harm, the aftermath of physical and sexual abuse, and more.
You’d think this episode might be super-heavy, but Sundi Jo is great at tackling big issues with grace, kindness, and simplicity.
In the intro, I mention my sermon about the Binding of Isaac, where the opening line was: “What if I told you I wanted you to believe in a god who might ask you to kill a child as a sacrifice?” Intrigued? You can watch the video of the sermon here.
Some of What We Talk About:
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Why forgive and forget doesn’t work. -
Forgiveness is a big part of healing.
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The importance of actually facing your brokenness
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Forgiveness is not a one-time thing
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Asking God to be your Keeper
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The importance of reading the Bible and Prayer
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Counselling matters, friendship matters
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Why thinking we’re okay on our own is prideful
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Morning routines: coffee and scripture
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Journalling
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Listening to music as a spiritual practice
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Having a better sleep routine
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Setting goals
Links and Resources:
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Dear Dad: Did You Know I Was a Princess by Sundi Jo Graham
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Bethel Radio on Pandora
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