Come join this conversation between Myra and her friend Rachel Welcher! Rachel is a gifted author and poet, an editor at Lexham Press, a pastor's wife, and momma.

They chat about many things, including Rachel's book "Talking Back to Purity Culture," God's faithfulness in the midst of suffering, and His good design for relationships.

You will be blessed by Rachel's honesty and genuine love for Jesus! Find her "Dear Hildegaard" poems and more on her Substack.

In this episode Myra takes a brief look back at how Dying to Heal got its start, and she gives an introduction to the upcoming series on the Ripple Effects of emotional healing and freedom from shame. Think about all of the areas of life that could be changed by living more freely and more whole, in Christ! How would our friendships change? Our interactions at church? Our marriages? Our parenting? Let's envision the far-reaching impact and the beautiful work that God can, and wants to, do in each of our lives!

She also invites listeners to share their own story of journeying away from shame and toward greater emotional health! What has God been teaching you? Take a brave step and share more of your story- it will bless you and others who hear it!

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Happy 10th episode! On the heels of Easter, Myra discusses the impact that Christ’s resurrection has on our day-to-day lives- especially our battle against cyclical sin and shame.

The beautiful reality of Jesus’s resurrected life includes new life available to us–not just when we die, but right now! Myra discusses an article written by Ellen Dykas for Harvest USA’s blog (also linked below) that draws parallels between Lazarus’s bodily (albeit temporary) resurrection by Jesus and our own call out of the tombs of sin & shame and into the light of new life in Him. If you feel stuck in sin and shame, listen in to the hope of Jesus and find freedom in Him!

Scripture Referenced:

• Hebrews 12:1-2
• Colossians 2:13-14 [3:1-7]
• 1 Corinthians 10:13

Article Referenced:

"Lazarus, What WERE You Thinking? Resurrection Life for Shuffling, Brokenhearted Believers" -Written by Ellen Mary Dykas

Songs Referenced:

Cross City Church, Easter Sunday Worship Songs