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In honor of Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, I am looking at a very important mental health topic that is not talked about very often in the church, suicide awareness. In this episode, I'm looking at clinical counseling, brain science, and Biblical truth to address suicide awareness, emotional pain, and how the church can become a safe resource for those who struggle.If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. In the US, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Internationally, please contact your local emergency services or mental health crisis line.

Have you ever started a "Read the Bible in a Year" plan, only to hit a complete wall when you reached Leviticus? You’re not alone! Between rules about mildew, animal sacrifices, and ritual purity, Leviticus is often the most skipped book in the Bible. But when we skip Leviticus, we miss the foundational blueprint of the Gospel. In this episode, we unpack why Leviticus isn't a dusty list of arbitrary rules—it’s God’s original framework for dwelling right in the middle of His imperfect people.

How do you keep moving forward when the life, a relationship, or outcome you hoped for looks fundamentally different than you planned? Or perhaps you are now a caretaker of someone with dementia, an addiction, or other illness and you feel like the person you knew is no longer there? These situations can be challenging because there is no clean resolution or goodbye. In today's episode we are talking about ambiguous grief and a few ways to cope with this very real issue. I hope you will join me!

What happens when the greatest leader of the Old Testament reaches the end of his journey and what does his final chapter reveal about Jesus Christ? As we continue with the Rest of the Story and close our study on the life of Moses, we trace the dramatic path from the Mount Sinai to Mount Nebo. This episode we look at the meaning behind Moses’ shining face, the costly strike at Meribah, and why Moses could bring Israel to the edge of the Promised Land, but only Christ can bring us hope of eternal salvation. Scripture References:Exodus 34:29–35 | Numbers 20:1–13 | Deuteronomy 34:1–12 | John 1:17 | 2 Corinthians 3:12–18 | Romans 8:3–4 Enjoying The Rest of the Story? Don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5-star rating, and share this episode with a friend!

Have you ever walked into a church auditorium and felt an invisible wall of coldness—or caught yourself feeling territorial over "your" usual pew? This week on Anchored and Alive, we bridge the assembly of the Tabernacle in Exodus 35–40 with modern clinical social psychology to explore how subtle, unwritten habits can create psychological barriers in our church auditoriums.

To the untrained eye, the last fifteen chapters of Exodus can feel like a dry list of materials and measurements. But when you look at the Bible as one cohesive story, these chapters make much more sense. In today's episode, we are looking at a few points on these chapters to help us understand how these Old Testament chapters relate to the New Testament.

In this Anchored & Alive episode of The Christ-Centered Woman’s Podcast, we examine Exodus 32 to unpack one of the most painful, relatable human experiences: deep relational disappointment. When Moses came down Mount Sinai carrying the stone tablets written by the finger of God, he expected a faithful, growing community. Instead, he walked right into the chaos of the golden calf. Exodus 32:19 says he smashed the tablets at the foot of the mountain—an act that wasn't just about anger, but the physical manifestation of a shattered heart. Moses led Israel with integrity, but he could not make their choices for them.

In this episode we look at Exodus 19 and 20 and discuss how we serve a God who wants to have a relationship with you.When God descended on the mountain in fire, thunder, and smoke to give the Ten Commandments, the terrified Israelites begged Moses: "You speak with us... but let not God speak with us, lest we die." They chose distance over intimacy because fear told them closeness wasn't safe. The great thing is we serve a God who wants to know you! Find out more in this episode!

In this Anchored & Alive episode of The Christ-Centered Woman’s Podcast, we step into Exodus 18 to address one of the most pervasive drivers of female burnout: Decision Fatigue and the Delusion of Indispensability.If this episode helps you breathe a little easier, please take a moment to subscribe, rate the show, and share it with a friend who might be carrying too much today.

In this episode, we continue our Rest of the Story series by stepping into the back half of Exodus 17—the intense battle against the Amalekites at Rephidim. When the enemy attacks our weary places, we often default to the same trap Moses faced: trying to do it all by ourselves. If this episode resonated with you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend who might need a reminder that she doesn't have to fight alone.

In this episode of Anchored and Alive where we blend psychology with Biblical truths, we are addressing emotional exhaustion that turns into a rigid, black-and-white demand. We are talking about the danger of ultimatums. Looking at Exodus 17, we are going to look at what happens to our brain when we hit a wall of total depletion, why exhaustion causes us to issue ultimate deadlines to the people we love and the God we serve, and how to break free from the trap of rigid thinking.

In this episode we look at Exodus 16. We see the Israelites hit a massive wall of scarcity. Their provisions from Egypt were totally gone. God provided them with manna, but set boundaries that made it expire at night. In this episode, we will look at the scarcity mindset and the importance of trusting God.

What happens when you do everything right, experience a massive breakthrough, and then—just a few days later—real life sets in and suddenly you feel disappointment? In this episode of The Christ-Centered Woman’s Podcast, we are going past the Red Sea celebration and straight into the Wilderness of Shur. We are standing at the banks of Marah, where the Israelites finally found water, only to realize it was too bitter to drink. We are addressing the Biblical and the mental health side of facing disappointment. If you found this episode helpful, please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and leave a review! ***As a reminder, none of our Anchored and Alive mental health episodes are a substitute for mental health help. I always encourage you to seek out mental health treatment as needed.

In this episode of The Christ-Centered Woman’s Podcast, we look at the account of Moses and the Red Sea to understand a key moment in biblical history. We are looking at the real-world geography and psychological realities of Exodus 14. We will also look at the trauma responses of the Israelites and contrast human panic with divine peace. You won't want to miss it!

In today's episode, we look at a mental health issue that impacts so many, being overconsumed by media. Whether it be watching the news 24/7 or constant social media scrolling, it can lead to feelings of helplessness. Today we will look at our confidence in Christ and setting boundaries to prevent ourselves from drowning in the chaos of the world.