In this powerful episode of Grace Every Day, Ria welcomes single mom Holly Anderson—a Jesus-loving, coffee-drinking, Georgia Bulldogs fan who finds joy in running, working out, and reading.

Holly courageously shares her journey through a 20+year marriage marked by abuse, even as both she and her husband served in ministry. She opens up about the heartbreaking failure of counselors who refused to name the abuse and instead minimized it with the message that “everyone sins.”

Holly shares some resources that helped her realize her worth and gain the strength to leave.

In this episode of Grace Every Day, we explore the quiet truth that more stuff does not equal more happiness.

Drawing from the deeply personal experience of clearing a grandmother’s estate, the conversation unpacks the emotional and physical weight of accumulated possessions.

Listeners are invited to consider how letting go of what no longer serves us—whether objects or the baggage they carry—can create space for greater freedom, peace, and grace in everyday life.

In this episode of Grace Every Day, we talk about stepping away from social media and reclaiming the quiet space in our minds.

But more than just “logging off,” this is about noticing the small habits and everyday choices that slowly take up space, steal our focus, and keep us stuck.

Together we explore practical ways to decrease what’s holding us back—so we can think more clearly, feel more present, and make room for what actually matters.