Unspoken with aggie park

About Unspoken with aggie park

Unspoken with Aggie Park is a podcast for anyone longing for healing, identity restoration, and freedom from shame. Through raw conversations, personal testimonies, and stories of redemption, Unspoken with aggie park explores faith, trauma healing, narcissistic abuse recovery, childhood wounds, emotional healing, finding your voice, and turning pain into purpose through God’s truth. Unspoken with aggie park helps listeners heal at the root, thrive in their true identity, and step into a life of hope, freedom, peace, purpose, and wholeness.

Publisher

Unspoken with aggie park

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

24 Sept 2025

Latest episode

8 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

37 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Oct 2026

   My Knee Split Open. But What Broke Inside Me Was Worse.

   What happens when you can no longer do the things that make you feel worthy of being loved? i thought the worst part of my accident was seeing my knee split wide open, blood everywhere, and ending up in the ER. i was wrong. The real pain came when i couldn't run, couldn't work out, couldn't be productive, and suddenly felt like i had no purpose. And that's what scared me the most. Because somewhere deep inside, i still believed that if i wasn't doing enough, i wasn't worth enough. i knew Jesus loved me. i knew my worth was in Him. i could quote the Scriptures. So why did i still feel worthless the moment i had nothing to offer? Turns out, my knee wasn't the only wound that needed healing. One was from falling on a rock. The other was from growing up believing love had to be earned. In this very personal episode of Unspoken with aggie park, i share how one painful accident exposed a childhood wound i didn't even realize was still controlling me. Somewhere along the way, i'd learned that being loved meant being useful. That i had to achieve more, work harder, push myself further, and basically exhaust myself just to feel like i mattered. And the crazy part? i didn't even realize how deeply i believed that lie. We get into the messy connection between childhood wounds, perfectionism, disordered eating, overworking, and that exhausting belief that you have to earn your rest, your food, and even your worth. And here's what really got me. i wasn't exactly running to Jesus during all of this. i was frustrated, feeling sorry for myself, scrolling, watching TV, and honestly avoiding Him. But He came looking for me anyway. Because you can know every Bible verse about God's love and still live like you're desperately trying to earn it. Why doing nothing can make you feel like you're worth nothing. How childhood wounds can make achievement feel like survival. Why knowing God's truth doesn't always mean your heart believes it. How we learn to treat rest, food, and love like rewards we have to earn. Why sometimes the thing God wants to heal isn't the thing that hurts. Maybe instead of only asking, “God, why did You let this happen?” we need to start asking something else too: “Jesus, what is this bringing to the surface that i've been too afraid to face?” Because sometimes the scar doesn't mark where healing ended. It marks where healing finally began. Scripture: Psalm 147:3 — “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” 🎙️ Listen to Unspoken with aggie park on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. 🌐 www.theunspokenpod.com (http://www.theunspokenpod.com) 📸 Instagram and tik tok: @un_spokenpod If any part of this sounds painfully familiar, share this episode with someone who needs the reminder that they don't have to keep exhausting themselves just to be worthy of love. And if this conversation encouraged you, please follow, subscribe, and leave a rating or review. It helps these stories reach more people who need hope.

2. 

   17 Sept 2026

   Abandoned at 2. Wrongfully Imprisoned for 30 Years. They Gave Her a Prison Number—Jesus Gave Her Back Her Identity.

   Tammy’s story honestly stopped me for a minute. She was abandoned by her birth mother at two years old. Then at just 22, she was sent to prison for a murder she did not commit. And she stayed there for 30 years. Just sit with that for a second. Thirty years of your life behind bars for something you did not do. Thirty years carrying an accusation. Thirty years with every reason to become bitter, angry, numb, or hopeless. And yet Tammy told me something i haven’t stopped thinking about: “Prison became my testimony.” Because somewhere behind those walls, Jesus started doing a different kind of freeing. He began healing the little girl who felt unwanted. The woman who felt condemned. The person the world had reduced to a prison number. And that’s what this episode is really about. Yes, we talk about wrongful imprisonment, abandonment, rape, suicide, trauma, forgiveness, bitterness, and the kind of pain that can make you wonder how one person survived it all. But deeper than that, we talk about identity. What happens when life keeps handing you labels you never asked for? Unwanted. Guilty. Broken. Criminal. Too far gone. And what happens when Jesus starts peeling those labels off one by one? Tammy’s story reminded me that sometimes healing is not God erasing what happened. Sometimes it is Him meeting you right in the middle of it and reminding you: you are still Mine. If you’ve ever felt like too much time has been lost, too much damage has been done, or too much has happened for your life to still become something beautiful, this conversation is for you. Tammy lost 30 years. But she did not lose her identity. They gave her a prison number. Jesus reminded her who she was. If this episode moves you, please like, follow, and share it with somebody who needs hope right now. One share really can put this story in front of someone who is quietly wondering whether their own life is still redeemable. Connect with Tammy: https://iamdragonfly.net (https://iamdragonfly.net) Connect with aggie: https://www.theunspokenpod.com/ (https://www.theunspokenpod.com/) https://www.instagram.com/un_spokenpod (https://www.instagram.com/un_spokenpod) https://www.tiktok.com/@un_spokenpod https://www.facebook.com/unspokenpod #ChristianTestimony #WrongfulImprisonment #PrisonTestimony #TraumaHealing #IdentityInChrist #Forgiveness #ChildhoodAbandonment #JesusChangesEverything #ChristianPodcast #RedemptionStory #FaithInHardTimes #UnspokenWithAggiePark

3. 

   9 Sept 2026

   Abused. Betrayed. Invisible in Church. Then Jesus Met Her in the Dark.

   What Happens When You Bury the Hurt? Trauma, Church Hurt, Healing & Jesus | Latoya Alston Latoya Alston knew how to look okay while quietly falling apart. She survived sexual assault by someone she trusted, abuse in relationships, shame, and the kind of church hurt that can make you question whether the people who talk about God are actually safe. Growing up as a preacher’s kid, she learned how to smile, serve, encourage everyone else—and bury the parts of herself that were bleeding underneath. Eventually, the pain got so heavy that Latoya stepped away from church. But Jesus didn’t step away from her. He met her angry. Confused. Exhausted. Hurt. Unpolished. And somewhere in that season, Latoya began learning that God’s love was never dependent on how much she served, how strong she looked, or how well she performed Christianity. We talk about what happens when trauma stays buried, the danger of coping through work and ministry, church hurt, identity, forgiveness, healing at the root, and how Rising from the Shadows was born out of the very pain she once wanted to hide. Because like a physical wound left untreated, buried trauma can spread into healthy parts of our lives—and eventually bleed onto the people we love. Your pain may explain part of your story. But it does not get to name you. If Latoya’s story reminded you of someone you love—or maybe even a part of yourself—please don’t keep this episode to yourself. Share it with the person who is smiling, serving, showing up, and quietly carrying more than anyone knows. Follow & rate Unspoken with aggie park, and help me get these stories into the hands of people who need to hear that they are still seen, still loved, and still worth fighting for. Because sometimes one story, shared at the right moment, can be the thing that helps someone finally believe: maybe i’m not too far gone after all. Connect with Latoya: https://www.risingfromtheshadows.net/ (https://www.risingfromtheshadows.net/) https://www.instagram.com/RisingfromtheShadowsBrand (https://www.instagram.com/RisingfromtheShadowsBrand) https://www.tiktok.com/@RisingFromTheShadowsLLC (https://www.tiktok.com/@RisingFromTheShadowsLLC) https://www.facebook.com/RisingFromTheShadows/ (https://www.facebook.com/RisingFromTheShadows/) https://www.etsy.com/shop/RisingFromTheShadows?etsrc=sdt (https://www.etsy.com/shop/RisingFromTheShadows?etsrc=sdt) Connect with aggie: https://www.theunspokenpod.com/ (https://www.theunspokenpod.com/) https://www.instagram.com/un_spokenpod (https://www.instagram.com/un_spokenpod)https://www.tiktok.com/@un_spokenpod (https://www.tiktok.com/@un_spokenpod) https://www.facebook.com/unspokenpod (https://www.facebook.com/unspokenpod) #TraumaHealing #ChurchHurt #ChristianPodcast #HealingJourney #FaithAfterTrauma #JesusHeals #ChristianTestimony #EmotionalHealing #IdentityInChrist #UnspokenPodcast

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Apple Podcasts (US)

4.4 / 5

7 ratings

Spotify

4.6 / 5

10 ratings

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