Shenandoah Valley Adult Teen Challenge, Justin Franich
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What if love isnât about comfort at allâbut about telling the truth even when it hurts? We open Matthew 5 and face a hard instruction: donât bring your gift until you reconcile with your brother. That single command reframes worship, conflict, and community, pushing us past performative peace into honest, sometimes awkward, conversations that heal. Along the way we take aim at easy shortcutsâburning letters, vague âforgiveness,â and silent distancingâthat feel spiritual but avoid the one thin...
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What if love isnât about comfort at allâbut about telling the truth even when it hurts? We open Matthew 5 and face a hard instruction: donât bring your gift until you reconcile with your brother. That single command reframes worship, conflict, and community, pushing us past performative peace into honest, sometimes awkward, conversations that heal. Along the way we take aim at easy shortcutsâburning letters, vague âforgiveness,â and silent distancingâthat feel spiritual but avoid the one thin...
Check out our newest episode featuring a candid chat with Rigo Rodriguez. In this episode, we discussed identity and family. Rigo shared the importance of the family especially his wife in knowing his identity and how his faith helped him to know his true identity. Joined us for some meaningful conversations you won't want to miss. Grab a cuppa â and tune in! đAbout Shenandoah Valley Adult Teen Challenge Shenandoah Valley Adult Teen Challenge is a faith-based recovery prog...
Rebuilding Life After Addiction
What if love isnât about comfort at allâbut about telling the truth even when it hurts? We open Matthew 5 and face a hard instruction: donât bring your gift until you reconcile with your brother. That single command reframes worship, conflict, and community, pushing us past performative peace into honest, sometimes awkward, conversations that heal. Along the way we take aim at easy shortcutsâburning letters, vague âforgiveness,â and silent distancingâthat feel spiritual but avoid the one thin...