What happens when truth meets a heart that isn’t ready to hear it? In this 30-minute episode, Jane unpacks Proverbs 9:8—“Do not reprove a scoffer, or he will hate you; reprove a wise man, and he will love you.” Through a neurodivergent and trauma-informed lens, she explores why correction often feels like rejection, how our brains process threat and shame, and why discernment is as holy as truth itself.

You’ll learn how to recognize emotional readiness, how to speak wisdom without wounding yourself, and how to heal from the bruises that come from loving people who weren’t ready to listen.

Perfect for anyone who feels things deeply, thinks in layers, and wants to walk in wisdom without losing compassion.

Topics:
– Proverbs 9:7–12 explained
– The neuroscience of correction and defense
– Discernment in ministry and relationships
– Healing from the “injury” of obedience
– Practical rhythms for wise communication

Closing thought: Wisdom isn’t hurry—it’s harmony between truth and timing.

Hosted by Jane Hanna, Neurodivergence Minister for Formed Through Fire Ministry and Founder of Margins Ministries and the Margins Method, this episode of Meeting God in the Margins explores what it means to follow Jesus when your mind works differently.

If you live with ADHD, autism, trauma, or chronic illness, and have ever felt like you’re “bad at faith,” this conversation will remind you: your wiring isn’t a weakness—it’s part of God’s design. Through Psalm 139, 1 Kings 19, and 2 Corinthians 12, Jane reveals how Scripture speaks directly to the overstimulated, the sensitive, and the deeply feeling.

💛 Discover how God meets you in sensory overload and silence alike.
🌿 Learn how neurodivergent faith isn’t watered down—it’s wide awake.
🕊 Slow down, breathe, and meet Him in the margins.

Visit www.marginsministries.com for studies and tools for wonderfully wired believers.

When anxiety hijacks your body—tight chest, racing heart, sleepless nights—the gap between what you know is true and what you feel can feel impossible to bridge. In this episode, Jane unpacks how Scripture names anxiety’s bodily fallout (trembling, sleeplessness, weakness) and how the Lord meets us there—not with shame, but with a very present help. From Genesis to the Psalms to Gethsemane, the Bible gives language for stress in the body and a path toward whole-person peace.

Jane then introduces Sacred Somatics™, the Christ-centered method she created to help women bring their bodies into prayer—pairing short, choice-based practices with the Word so truth travels from page → mind → nervous system → daily life. You’ll also hear a brief, guided breath-prayer you can practice anytime anxiety surges.

• Why the Bible speaks about bones, flesh, trembling, and sleeplessness when it talks about distress (Ps. 55:4–5; Ps. 77:4; Hab. 3:16).

• How creation, redemption, and sanctification affirm you as an embodied soul (Gen. 2:7; 1 Cor. 6:19–20; 1 Thess. 5:23).

• The common lie anxiety tells (“you’re not safe and you’re on your own”) and the truth that answers it (Ps. 46:1; Phil. 4:6–7).

• What Sacred Somatics™ is—and isn’t—and how it helps disciple the nervous system under Scripture.

• A simple, Scripture-anchored practice using Psalm 46:1, 1 Peter 5:7, and Psalm 23:1.

Genesis 2:7; Psalm 23:1; Psalm 38:3–8; Psalm 46:1; Psalm 55:4–5; Psalm 77:4; Habakkuk 3:16–19; Proverbs 14:30; 17:22; Matthew 11:28–30; Luke 22:44; 1 Corinthians 6:19–20; 1 Thessalonians 5:23; Philippians 4:6–7; 1 Peter 5:7.

• Book: Sacred Somatics by Jane Hanna — available on Amazon.

• Learn more: Sacred Somatics page at www.marginsministries.com

Note: Sacred Somatics is a ministry practice, not psychotherapy or medical treatment. We encourage partnering with licensed care as needed.