What if your breakdown was actually a setup for your breakthrough? In this powerful episode of God Meets Therapy, we talk with global life coach and comeback expert Tim Storey, and unpack how trauma can either trap you or transform you. From the illusion of busyness to the necessity of boundaries, we dive deep into spiritual alignment, emotional healing, and the sacred “waiting room” where growth takes root. If you’ve ever felt stuck in pain or wondered how to find purpose in the chaos, this one’s for you.

What If Your Money Habits Are Just Unhealed Trauma in Disguise? Think you know your relationship with money? This might surprise you. In Profit Ain’t Peace, the God Meets Therapy crew dives into how generational trauma shapes our financial decisions—often without us even realizing it. From emotional spending masked as self-care to scarcity mindsets passed down like heirlooms, our guests unpack their own money stories and how healing played a crucial role in transforming both their marriage and their business.

We’re breaking the silence on how unspoken financial patterns can keep us stuck—and how honest conversations can set us free.

In this raw and redemptive episode, Singer/Songwriter and Pastor Kelvin Truitt shares how divorce didn’t just break his heart—it stripped away everything he thought he knew about manhood, ministry, and music. But out of the wreckage came something sacred: a new sound. One born not from performance, but from pain. From survival, not just skill.

Kelvin opens up about the silence after betrayal, the weight of leadership while grieving, and the songs that became his lifeline. We talk about male emotional healing, church culture, and what happens when faith stops being polished—and starts being real.

In this raw and redemptive episode, Singer/Songwriter and Pastor Kelvin Truitt shares how divorce didn’t just break his heart—it stripped away everything he thought he knew about manhood, ministry, and music. But out of the wreckage came something sacred: a new sound. One born not from performance, but from pain. From survival, not just skill.

Kelvin opens up about the silence after betrayal, the weight of leadership while grieving, and the songs that became his lifeline. We talk about male emotional healing, church culture, and what happens when faith stops being polished—and starts being real.