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  • Episode 160-I Didn't Think I'd Be Single: Living Purposefully When Your Story Doesn't Go to Plan with Bob Wheatley (Part 2)
    2025/09/09

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    24 分
  • Episode 159-Bob Wheatley (Part 1)
    2025/08/26

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    26 分
  • Episode 158-The Prodigal Child: Holding Out for Hope When They are Far Away with Gary Wilkerson - Part 2
    2025/08/12

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    33 分
  • Episode 157-The Prodigal Child: Holding Out for Hope When They are Far Away with Gary Wilkerson - Part 1
    2025/07/29

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    Episode 157: The Prodigal Child – Holding Out for Hope When They Are Far Away

    Guest: Gary Wilkerson
    Air Date: July 29, 2025

    “He's saying, 'You've rejected me, but you're good. You've abandoned me, but I trust you.' It feels all over the place, but it's exactly the right place — being honest before God.”

    In this raw and powerful episode, Rachael and Gary Wilkerson dive into what it means to pray with hope before the answer comes. They explore the spiritual tension of unanswered prayers—and the courage to continue worship when the breakthrough hasn’t yet arrived.

    Referencing themes from the Psalms and his own journey parenting prodigal children through addiction and homelessness, Gary wrestles with heartbreak, faith, and the posture of trusting God in the silence. He shares a timeless insight taught to him by his father:

    "Learn to sing the right song on the wrong side of the Red Sea."
    It’s worship before deliverance; it’s faith before resolution.

    This episode brings comfort to the weary intercessor, the anxious parent, and anyone standing in the gap—wondering what to do when God hasn’t moved yet.

    🔗 Connect with Rachael Flick

    • 🌐 Website: rachaelflick.com
    • 📸 Instagram: @rachael.flick
    • 🐦 X (Twitter): @rachael_flick
    • 👍 Facebook: TheRachaelFlick
    • 💼 LinkedIn: Rachael Flick

    🔗 Connect with Gary Wilkerson

    • 🌐 Ministry Website: worldchallenge.org (worldchallenge.org, worldchallenge.org)
    • 📱 Social Media: Profiles for Gary appear on World Challenge’s official social channels on Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter) — see Connect with World Challenge (worldchallenge.org)

    📘 Newest Book by Gary Wilkerson

    The Jaw-Dropping Beauty of Jesus (with Joshua West) – an expository devotional on the book of Hebrews (worldchallenge.org, ambassador-international.com)
    👉 Order via World Challenge → Book Page & Purchase (worldchallenge.org)



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    26 分
  • Episode 156- Where Have All The Cops Gone? with Chris Burns (Part 2)
    2025/07/08

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    34 分
  • Episode 155- Where Have All The Cops Gone? with Chris Burns (Part 1)
    2025/06/24

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    Episode 155: Where Have All The Cops Gone? with Chris Burns (Part 1)
    📅 Released: June 23, 2025

    🧠 Episode Overview:

    In this compelling episode, Rachael Flick sits down with Chris Burns, a former law enforcement officer and military veteran, to unpack the deep and often overlooked toll of PTSD, moral injury, and hostile work environments for today’s first responders. Because of these additional struggles, recruiting and retention is at an all time low.

    Together, they shine a light on how modern police reform and media-driven narratives have not only shifted public perception, but created real, dangerous consequences for the men and women trying to serve their communities.

    “One of the most dangerous places now for law enforcement is the traffic stop… You never know who you’re going to get.” — Chris Burns

    From increased risks at routine stops to the rise of online radicalization and the eroding trust between officers and the communities they serve, this episode explores how reforms—though often necessary—can lose nuance, damage morale, and increase occupational trauma if not carefully implemented.

    🔑 Key Takeaways:

    • The growing disconnect between public perception and real policing challenges
    • How media sensationalism has shaped anti-police narratives
    • The deadly consequences of misinformation and fear-based assumptions
    • Personal stories of officers ambushed and targeted in the line of duty
    • The role of social media echo chambers in fueling radicalization
    • The urgent need for balanced reform and support for first responders

    🗣️ Featured Quote:

    “What was lost in a lot of that was just the nuance of those situations that are so difficult for humans to deal with anyway.” — Rachael Flick

    🙋 About the Guest:

    Chris Burns is a former law enforcement officer and veteran whose firsthand experiences with trauma and resilience give him a raw, honest perspective on what it means to serve his community and the nation. His insights into both military and police culture offer invaluable wisdom for anyone seeking to understand the invisible battles our first responders face.

    📲 Connect with Rachael Flick:

    Follow Rachael for more honest conversations about healing, faith, grief, and justice.

    • 🌐 Website: rachaelflick.com
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    💬 Join the Conversation:

    Have you or someone you love served in law enforcement or the military? What are your thoughts on police reform and public trust? DM or comment—we want to hear from you.

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    38 分
  • Episode 154-Verbal and Emotional Abuse with June Hunt
    2025/06/10

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    This episode contains discussions of adult themes, including verbal and emotional abuse. While we aim to handle these topics with care, some content may be distressing for certain listeners.

    “All forms of abuse wound the spirit.”
    June Hunt, founder of Hope for the Heart, joins Rachael Flick for a difficult yet deeply heartfelt conversation about verbal and emotional abuse. In this interview, June defines what these often-overlooked forms of abuse look like and shares personal stories from her own childhood, illustrating how profoundly a parent’s words and actions can shape a child’s life. She also speaks about her journey to discovering God’s love, and how those who have experienced abuse can find true healing in Him. June emphasizes the power of forgiveness — even for those who have hurt us — and the importance of praying for those who persecute us.

    Resources Mentioned:
    Hope for the Heart: https://www.hopefortheheart.org/

    Verbal and Emotional Abuse: Victory Over Verbal and Emotional Abuse: https://a.co/d/cS3kk3a

    Hope in the Night (Radio Show): https://hopefortheheart.org/explore/shows/hope-in-the-night

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    37 分
  • Episode 153-Finding Hope and Healing after Divorce with guest Mona Rosene
    2025/05/27

    Divorce is one of the most painful experiences a person can go through—but even in the midst of heartbreak, healing is possible. In this episode, Mona vulnerably shares the grief she felt when her marriage ended and the emotional toll that followed. She and Rachael talk about the importance of rebuilding your life after divorce and the vital role of community in that process. Mona also opens up about her time in Al-Anon, where she began to heal from anger and the need to control. She shares her faith journey and how God brought redemption into her story—how Jesus chooses us, calls us Friend, and offers a love we don’t have to earn. They also discuss her book, Hellbent and Heavenward—a raw, honest account of Mona’s relentless pursuit of a relationship with a God who cares deeply about the details of her life—and yours.


    Rachael Flick:
    https://rachaelflick.com/
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    Mona Rosene:
    https://www.hellbentandheavenward.com/
    Hellbent and Heavenward by Mona Rosene:
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFD9GSSP
    Al-Anon:
    https://al-anon.org/


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    33 分