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When Home Doesn't Feel Safe: Surviving Domestic Violence, Reclaiming Your Faith & Rebuilding Your Life | Robin TaylorWhat happens when the person who is supposed to love you becomes the person you fear? And how do you rebuild your life when home no longer feels safe?In this episode of the Grief2Grace Podcast, Dr. Ruth Hephzibah sits down with Robin Taylor, a survivor of childhood abuse and domestic violence, to explore the journey from trauma and broken relationships to healing, faith, and renewed purpose.After nearly ten years of marriage to an abusive and volatile spouse who was involved in ministry, Robin faced a difficult journey of recovery and rediscovery. Through a healing process that combined Scripture and psychology, she began rebuilding her life and understanding the importance of emotional and spiritual healing.Today, Robin is a counselor, creator of a faith-based domestic violence recovery course, and an upcoming faith-based mental health app developer.Together, we explore the complicated intersection of faith and abuse, the importance of professional support, and the courage it takes to reclaim your voice, identity, and future.In this episode, we discuss:The emotional and spiritual impact of domestic violence.When public appearances hide private pain.Combining faith and psychological healing.Forgiveness, boundaries, and recovery.Finding hope and rebuilding after trauma.Our Grief2Grace journey:The Grief Moment: Acknowledging the pain and what trauma takes from us.The Grace Moment: Discovering healing, support, and hope.Fresh Start Wisdom: Turning hard-earned lessons into encouragement for others.If you are experiencing abuse or struggling to rebuild after a painful relationship, remember that you deserve safety, support, and the opportunity to heal.Hosted by Dr. Ruth Hephzibah, Psychosocial Specialist, Wellness Strategist, Grief Specialist, Fresh Start Coach, Author, Speaker, and Founder of Grief2Grace International and RH Haven.Connect with Grief2Grace:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLiHe0pHdYjzTFP33NInM34vSG94cWXFZWebsite: https://www.grief2graceinternational.orgFeatured Resource: A Pen That Rewrites Grief by Dr. Ruth Hephzibah, available on Amazon.Season 2: Rebuilding After LossAugust Theme: Rebuilding After Trauma & RecoveryBecause Your Story Isn't Over.

When Home Doesn’t Feel Safe | Grief2Grace Podcast Season 2What happens when the place that should feel safest becomes a place of fear?Join host Ruth Hephzibah and special guest Robin Taylor for an honest conversation about surviving domestic violence, reclaiming your faith, and rebuilding your life after trauma.Robin shares insights from her journey as a survivor, counselor, and creator of a faith-based domestic violence recovery course.Because your story isn’t over, and healing is possible.Grief2Grace Podcast: Because Your Story Isn’t Over.Watch on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Deezer, Substack, Facebook, and other major podcast platforms.#Grief2Grace #DomesticViolenceAwareness #HealingAfterTrauma #FaithAndHealing #RebuildingAfterLoss

GRIEF2GRACE PODCASTSeason 2 | Episode 185WHEN THE PILLARS CRACKHealing Childhood Trauma, Forgiving the Past & Rebuilding Your LifeWhat happens when the person preaching healing is still carrying wounds of his own?In this powerful episode of Grief2Grace Podcast, Dr. Ruth Hephzibah sits down with Rev. Mark Winter, writer, speaker, retired pastor, and author of If I'm the Temple of God, Why Are My Pillars Cracked?For nearly 25 years, Mark ministered to others while quietly carrying wounds from childhood physical and verbal abuse. Those wounds followed him into adulthood through anger, fear, insecurity, perfectionism, depression, anxiety, and a deep need for approval.Then one unexpected phone call changed everything.Mark felt prompted to call his father. During that conversation, forgiveness and reconciliation took place, and father and son finally exchanged the words, "I love you."Hours later, his father unexpectedly died.But reconciliation wasn't the end of Mark's healing journey.In this honest conversation, we explore childhood trauma, complicated grief, forgiveness, boundaries, depression and anxiety, counseling, medication, faith, and what it means to rebuild the cracked places of our lives.Can you forgive without reconciling?Can you have strong faith and still need professional help?Can healing happen when the apology never comes?And what happens when the person everyone turns to for help finally has to say, "I need help too"?Mark's story reminds us that having cracks does not mean God has abandoned the temple. Sometimes healing happens slowly, one cracked pillar at a time.Grief2Grace PodcastSeason 2: Rebuilding After LossAugust Theme: Rebuilding After Trauma & RecoveryGuest: Rev. Mark WinterHost: Dr. Ruth Hephzibah, Your Fresh Start PlugWatch on Facebook & YouTube. (Grief2Grace)Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio & Substack.www.grief2graceinternational.orgMark's book, If I'm the Temple of God, Why Are My Pillars Cracked?, and Dr. Ruth Hephzibah's A Pen That Rewrites Grief are available on Amazon.If this episode speaks to you, like, follow, subscribe, and share it with someone who may be carrying wounds behind a smile.Because Your Story Isn't Over.

Episode 184 | When a Mother loses a Child: Three Mothers. Three Journeys. One Hope.What does it mean to keep living after losing a child?In this heartfelt episode of Grief2Grace, Dr. Ruth Hephzibah welcomes Yvonne McCombs, Rev. Vernita Bowe, and Marcia Earhart for an honest conversation about the unimaginable journey of losing a child.Yvonne shares how eight pregnancy losses led to the birth of her ministry, In Perfect Peace Doula Services, and the miracle of her twin children.Rev. Vernita Bowe reflects on losing her firstborn son just days before her birthday, wrestling with grief and faith, and discovering God's grace and purpose through the pain.Marcia Earhart opens up about losing two adult sons and how God transformed her heartbreak into The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, a ministry bringing hope and healing to grieving families.Together, they discuss grief, faith, healing, purpose, and the hope that can be found even after devastating loss.Because grief is part of the story, but it doesn't have to be the ending.Connect with Our GuestsYvonne McCombs🌐 www.inperfectpeace.netRev. Vernita Bowe🌐 www.vernitainspires.comMarcia Earhart🌐 www.thesterlingrosesanctuary.usConnect with Grief2Grace🎙️ Watch on:YouTube Playlist:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLiHe0pHdYjzTFP33NInM34vSG94cWXFZFacebook: Grief2Grace🎧 Listen on:SpotifyApple PodcastsAmazon MusiciHeartRadioDeezerSubstackAnd other major podcast platforms🌐 Website:www.grief2graceinternational.orgFeatured Resource📖 A Pen That Rewrites Griefby Dr. Ruth HephzibahAvailable on Amazon.If you are navigating grief, loss, or life after heartbreak, this book offers practical encouragement, reflection, and hope for your healing journey.Hosted by Dr. Ruth HephzibahPsychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist • Wellness Strategist • Grief Specialist • Fresh Start Coach • Author • Speaker • Founder of Grief2Grace International & RH HavenBecause Your Story Isn't Over.

🎙️ WHEN THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE DIESA Widow's Journey After LossWhat happens when the person you planned to spend your life with is suddenly gone?In this heartfelt episode of the Grief2Grace Podcast, Rachel Kerr Schneider shares her journey through one of life's most devastating losses, the death of her husband to ALS. Widowed at age 49 and left to raise two sons, ages 10 and 14, Rachel found herself navigating grief, uncertainty, and the challenge of rebuilding a life she never imagined living alone.Fifteen years later, Rachel's story continues to inspire women around the world to choose faith, courage, authenticity, and purpose after loss.Rachel is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, and founder of Spirited Prosperity. Her memoir trilogy chronicles her family's journey through ALS, grief, faith, and healing. In this conversation, she shares the story behind her book, The Widow Chose Red, and why choosing hope became one of the most important decisions of her life.In this episode, we discuss:• Losing a spouse to ALS• Navigating widowhood and grief• Raising children after loss• Faith during life's darkest seasons• Finding purpose after pain• The story behind The Widow Chose Red• Choosing joy, courage, and hope againThis episode is for anyone who has experienced the loss of a spouse, caregiver grief, life-changing loss, or the challenge of rebuilding after heartbreak.Connect with Rachel Kerr Schneider🌐 www.SpiritedProsperity.comConnect with Grief2Grace🎙️ Watch on:YouTube: Grief2GraceFacebook: Grief2Grace🎧 Listen on:SpotifyApple PodcastsAmazon MusiciHeartRadioDeezerSubstackAnd other major podcast platforms🌐 www.grief2graceinternational.orgFeatured Resource📖 A Pen That Rewrites Grief by Dr. Ruth HephzibahAvailable on Amazon.If you are navigating grief, loss, or life after heartbreak, this book offers practical encouragement, reflection, and hope for your healing journey.Hosted by Dr. Ruth HephzibahFounder, Grief2Grace InternationalBecause Your Story Isn't Over.#Grief2GracePodcast #WhenTheLoveOfYourLifeDies #Widowhood #ALSAwareness #GriefJourney #HopeAfterLoss #FaithAndHealing #TheWidowChoseRed #RachelKerrSchneider #RebuildingAfterLoss #BecauseYourStoryIsntOver #Grief2GraceInternational

🎙️ Three Losses, One Courageous ComebackRegional Canada Pageant Contestant at 50What happens when life takes away the future you thought you were building?In this powerful episode of the Grief2Grace Podcast, Erin Watson Mohr shares her remarkable journey through three life-changing losses: the end of her 21-year marriage, leaving a ministry she faithfully served for two decades, and the unexpected loss of her father to cancer.Faced with heartbreak, grief, betrayal, and uncertainty, Erin found herself rebuilding her life one step at a time. Through faith, surrender, gratitude, and a commitment to healing, she discovered that loss did not have to define her future.Today, at age 50, Erin is competing in the Regional Canada Pageant, not simply as a contestant, but as a testament to resilience, courage, and new beginnings.Join us as we discuss grief, healing, rebuilding after loss, finding hope again, and embracing life's unexpected second chapters.This conversation is a reminder that grief is part of the story, but it doesn't have to be the ending.Guest: Erin Watson MohrHost: Dr. Ruth HephzibahPodcast: Grief2Grace PodcastSeason 2: Rebuilding After LossBecause Your Story Isn't Over.🌐 www.grief2graceinternational.org📘 Facebook: Grief2Grace▶️ YouTube: Grief2Grace📖 Featured Resource: A Pen That Rewrites Grief by Dr. Ruth Hephzibah. you can get it on Amazon#Grief2Grace #RebuildingAfterLoss #HealingJourney #PageantContestantAt50 #Resilience #HopeAfterLoss #NewBeginnings #FaithAndHealing #BecauseYourStoryIsntOver #ErinWatsonMohr #PodcastInterview

In this moving episode of Grief2Grace, host Ruth Hephzibah sits down with Molly S. White, a powerful advocate for life and healing. Molly shares her deeply personal story of navigating immense grief, including two abortions, two stillbirths, and a miscarriage. As a former Texas State Representative, pro-life leader with OperationOutcry.org, and the author of Deceived: God Brought Purpose From My Pain, Molly opens up about how she transformed her pain into a purpose-driven mission to support others. Together, Ruth and Molly explore the complexities of loss, the redemptive power of faith, and the importance of community and resilience in healing. Tune in for heartfelt insights, faith-based encouragement, and actionable steps to move from stuck to unstuck. Stay until the end for special takeaways and gifts for active listeners, including a free workbook and a chance to connect with Ruth in a one-on-one session. Subscribe and follow Grief2Grace on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts for more life-changing conversations. Key Topics Covered: Molly’s journey through profound loss and recovery Finding purpose in pain through faith and advocacy Steps to navigate grief and embrace a fresh start Join us for an episode that will inspire and uplift, reminding us all that healing and grace are always within reach.

In this heartfelt episode of the Grief2Grace podcast, host Ruth Hephzibah converses with Shazaar Terry, who shares his transformative journey from grief to grace. Raised in the church, Shazaar always believed in God but lacked a personal relationship with Him. After a period of estrangement from his family, particularly his father, he experienced the sudden loss of his mother in 2021. This profound loss led him to return home and surrender his pain to God, resulting in healing and reconciliation with his father. Embracing his gifts of writing stories and songs, Shazaar now dedicates himself to inspiring others and guiding them toward a deeper connection with God. Listeners can reach out to Shazaar at [email protected]. My book, A Pen That Rewrites Grief: From Grief to Grace, is available in paperback and eBook! This guide offers a compassionate path through the journey of grief, helping you find strength and grace to heal.Please support by purchasing your copy and sharing it with anyone who may benefit from this message of hope. Order your copy today:📖 Paperback: Amazon https://a.co/d/hYwiGnc 📱 eBook: https://payhip.com/b/Yr2Gl https://grief2graceinternational.org/bookse-books To Watch Live, Subscribe Here  YouTube: grief2grace https://youtube.com/@grief2grace?si=vhtzWkqCttW11VM8  Facebook: grief2grace https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064001021343&mibextid=LQQJ4d Instagram: grief_2_grace https://www.instagram.com/grief_2_grace?igsh=N2tmMWEzanhueWYz&utm_source=qr  👉 Apple Podcasts:grief2grace https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grief2grace/id1753246497   👉 Spotify: grief2grace Website: https://grief2graceinternational.org/ Here are a few ways we can stay connected:1. Subscribe and Share:If you haven’t already, please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram and share it with your network.https://open.spotify.com/show/0cogFjUMDfPRTQkJ7E8mYt?si=lC8LbNyqR1WS8JYJ044UVA

In this powerful episode of Grief2Grace, host Ruth Hephzibah invites Jeff Johnson, host of Conversational Healing, to discuss the transformative power of compassionate conversations in the grieving process. Together, they explore how honest and empathetic dialogues can heal the heart, provide emotional support, and help navigate life's deepest losses. Through this enlightening conversation, Jeff shares practical insights on fostering meaningful connections that not only support grief but encourage personal growth and resilience. Tune in to hear how compassionate communication can transform grief into healing and hope. Remember to like, share, and subscribe to Grief2Grace on your favorite podcast platforms. Join the conversation and let's support each other on this journey from grief to grace.

In this heartfelt episode of Grief2Grace, join Ruth Hephzibah as she sits down with Empress Henderson, a mother who faced unimaginable loss when her son was tragically taken by a reckless driver. Empress courageously shares her journey of navigating the depths of grief, finding grace amidst the pain, and discovering hope in the midst of heartbreak. Her story is a powerful testament to resilience, faith, and the healing power of community and forgiveness. Tune in to be inspired by Empress’s unwavering strength and her message of turning tragedy into a purpose-filled life. This episode is a moving reminder that even in the darkest times, grace can shine through.