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The Week That Changed the World

In this powerful episode of Faith Ignited, we take a journey through Holy Week—the most important week in history—and uncover what it truly means for our everyday lives.

From the celebration of Palm Sunday, to the betrayal on Spy Wednesday, the humility of Holy Thursday, the sacrifice of Good Friday, and the victory of Easter Sunday… each day tells a story that still speaks to us today.

This episode breaks it all down in a real, relatable way—showing how these moments aren’t just events from the past, but living lessons for how we face fear, handle betrayal, serve others, endure hardship, and ultimately walk in hope and new life.

If you’ve ever struggled, questioned your faith, or needed a reminder that your story isn’t over—this episode is for you.

Because this wasn’t just the week that changed the world…

it’s the week that can change your life.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse, trauma, and recovery that may be difficult for some listeners.

In this powerful episode of Faith Ignited, Nancy sits down with Susie to discuss a deeply personal journey through trauma, silence, and healing. For years, Susie carried the weight of painful experiences that shaped her life, faith, and sense of self. With remarkable courage, she shares her story in the hope that others who have suffered in silence will know they are not alone.

Together, Nancy and Susie explore the lasting impact of abuse, the challenges of speaking out, and the role faith played in her path toward healing. This conversation is both heartbreaking and inspiring, offering a message of hope, resilience, and God’s unwavering presence in our darkest moments. You can find Susie’s Music by asking her to send you a link and I will post here on my page Facebook

If you or someone you love has experienced trauma, this episode serves as a reminder that healing is possible, your story matters, and there is hope beyond the pain.