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Join me as I join Chris Moles to discuss Sarah's story.

I am grateful to share something I’ve been longing to offer: the When It’s Trauma  podcast. This podcast was created for people who are hurting—and for those who want to help but aren’t sure how. Trauma has a way of leaving us confused, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to trust—our bodies, our reactions, even our faith. Many helpers want to respond with care, but fear saying the wrong thing or making things worse. When It’s Trauma  exists for that space. Each episode offers a

Healing from abuse is hard. For victims to heal, they have to remember horrors, wrestle with the presence of evil, and cry out for help and restoration, and all the while, they are weeping. READ ON

The room was silent, pierced only by the rhythmic beeping of the hospital monitor. A father sat beside his daughter’s bed, her body still healing from the crash. He spoke little, not for lack of words, but because no words could capture what had just happened. He chose to stay. Each hour. Each night. He listened as she grappled with the crash and the swirling questions. A nurse later remarked, “I don’t think she remembers much about that week, but she does know one thing: her