Charity sits down with Gina to talk about something a lot of people are fighting and very few admit to: fear and anxiety.
It started when she was eight or nine. Nightmares, dread out of nowhere, and a mom who heard the Holy Spirit say Psalm 91. They read it together every night until the fear was gone. Years later it came back as panic attacks, bad enough that she blacked out at a work lunch. Charity is careful and clear that there's no shame in medication or in getting help. She also talks about the night she realized she didn't think she could sleep without a pill, and what came next: prayer, a Christian counselor, and people who taught her to fight with the Word.
Together they talk about where the church has missed it, why Charity won't say my anxiety, what she texts a friend on a hard day, and the afternoon years later when the fear came back and she had to decide which way to walk.
Scripture in this episode: Psalm 91, 2 Timothy 1:7, John 14:26-27, Psalm 34:4.
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12 Oct 2026
Teaching a gift that comes from God
Gina taught school for ten years, so this conversation is close to home. A few weeks into the school year, she sits down with April, an assistant principal at a Christian academy, to talk about the people we forget to pray for.
The honeymoon season is over. Attitudes are coming out, the drama never takes a break, and teachers are carrying curriculum, testing and a classroom full of kids who bring their home lives in the door with them. April says something that stops Gina in her tracks: some of these children have nobody praying for them, and their teacher may be the only person bringing them to the throne room.
April is honest about the season she gave everything to other people's children and had nothing left for her own, and about the voice in 2 Corinthians 12 that kept telling her she wasn't good enough. Gina tells about a fifth grader, a homework pad, and the question the Holy Spirit nudged her to ask.
Scripture in this episode: 1 Peter 5:8, 2 Corinthians 12:7-9, James 1:5, John 3:30.
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28 Sept 2026
The Real Thing Part II
Emma brought this subject to Gina, and Gina came back with numbers. Somewhere between 89 and 93 percent of young people and social media users regularly compare themselves to other people. About 12 percent of everyday human thought is some form of comparison. The average teenage girl spends two to three hours a day making a post worth posting.
We say comparison is the thief of joy. Gina's argument is that it does not stop there. It takes your sense of worth with it, and then it takes the motivation to do the thing God actually put in front of you.
They work through the two places it hits hardest, appearance and social media, then go to scripture for the pattern. Israel demanding a king so they could be like the other nations. Abraham getting impatient four chapters short of the promise. Emma's picture is the one that sticks: if we all got everything on the same schedule, life would read like a Hallmark movie, and He took the time to write all of our stories separately.
Scripture in this episode: 1 Samuel 8:4-9 and 18-20, Galatians 1:10, Genesis 17 and 21.
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