After years of performing in church spaces that left her burned out and spiritually wounded, Trae Bohlen made the bold choice to tear it all down — every assumption, every performance, every piece of borrowed belief.

In this episode, Trae shares what it looked like to deconstruct her faith not to walk away, but to rebuild it on the true foundation of the Gospel and the character of God. She talks about what hurt, what healed, and what freedom really feels like on the other side. If you’ve ever been wounded by religion but still long for Jesus — this conversation will meet you in the middle.

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You're not disqualified by your story—with Jesus, you are Healed, Whole, and Called.

Candice Wilson has come through the trenches — raising five children, advocating for her autistic son, enduring physical assaults from him during crisis moments, and ultimately divorcing her husband so her son could receive life-saving out-of-home treatment. She’s also a caregiver to her cousin, a grandmother of four, and a mama still carrying the heartbreak of a daughter who no longer speaks to her.

In this episode, Candice bravely shares what it’s like to live inside a diagnosis most people misunderstand — and the toll it takes on a mother who refuses to give up. She speaks for every unseen, unheard, unthanked caregiver who’s doing the holy, hard work no one claps for. Her voice is steady. Her story is sacred. And her resilience is a testimony to the God who sees every sacrifice.

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You're not disqualified by your story—with Jesus, you are Healed, Whole, and Called.

Rachel Pinkerton’s life has been marked by one deep initiation after another — narcissistic abuse, widowhood, single motherhood, and the complex pain of estrangement. But through it all, she has chosen service over silence.

In this episode, Rachel shares how her lived experience led her to become a trauma-informed doula for women escaping domestic violence and, later, a death doula walking with grieving families. Her story is layered, raw, and full of sacred redemption. She reminds us that even in our deepest grief, God can equip us to hold space for others — and still be held by Him.

If today's episode inspired you, please subscribe, share, and leave a review. Visit resilience-press.com to learn more about Wendy and CLICK HERE for your free guide, "7-Step Quick Start Book for Christian Women"

You're not disqualified by your story—with Jesus, you are Healed, Whole, and Called.