In “Triggers Don’t Mean You’ve Failed,” Marselle opens up a raw and tender discussion about what happens when old wounds get touched again. She explores the emotional, mental, and faith-based triggers that often stem from father absence, rejection, or abandonment — and how they can unexpectedly show up in our daily lives and relationships. Through storytelling, scripture, and real talk, you’ll learn how to identify your triggers, meet them with compassion, and invite God into the healing process. By the end of this episode, listeners will understand that being triggered isn’t a setback — it’s a sacred signal that healing is still unfolding. You’ll walk away feeling seen, comforted, and encouraged to keep going, knowing that your journey is not about perfection, but about progress and grace.

Marselle opens up about the emotional valleys that come with inner healing. She shares how our desire to “be over it already” often collides with God’s slower, deeper process of restoration. This episode helps listeners understand that healing isn’t a straight line — it’s a sacred journey of surrender, trust, and grace. You’ll walk away feeling encouraged to keep going, even when it feels hard.

“Dear Dad, I’m Still Healing” captures the tender reality of what it means to heal from a father wound that still aches but no longer defines you. Through this heartfelt letter, Marselle gives voice to the ongoing process of healing — the tears, the forgiveness, the growth, and the peace that follows when you finally let God write the ending. Listeners will find themselves nodding, crying, and breathing a little deeper as they recognize their own journey in her words. This episode will leave you inspired to give yourself grace, to honor your progress, and to believe that even though you’re still healing — you’re already being made whole.

In “Dear Father Figure,” Marselle reads a moving letter of appreciation to the person who became a father in spirit when biology fell short. The daughter reflects on the ways this person modeled love, consistency, and guidance — helping her rebuild trust and see herself as worthy of care again. This episode explores the beauty of chosen family and how God often redeems father wounds by surrounding us with spiritual fathers and strong male influences who reflect His love. Listeners will walk away inspired to recognize and honor the “father figures” in their own lives — those who quietly helped them heal, believe, and grow. At the end of the episode, Marselle invites listeners to submit their own letters and join the Through My Father’s Eye Facebook group for connection, healing, and shared stories of hope.

“Dear Dad in Heaven” captures the sacred process of forgiving a father who is no longer here. Through her words, the daughter opens her heart to grief, gratitude, and grace — choosing forgiveness as her way of honoring both her pain and her healing. This episode invites listeners into a moment of reflection, encouraging them to write their own letters as a form of release and remembrance. Marselle guides the audience through themes of loss, faith, and closure, reminding them that forgiveness is not about forgetting — it’s about freeing your heart to love again. Listeners will leave this episode feeling comforted, seen, and encouraged to believe that even in loss, healing is still possible.

In “I’m Learning to Heal,” Marselle reads a deeply moving letter from a daughter learning to embrace her healing journey — one step, one prayer, one revelation at a time. The letter speaks to every listener who has ever wondered if wholeness is still possible after heartbreak. Through the raw honesty of pain and the gentle light of faith, this episode explores how God meets us in our broken places and turns them into spaces of growth and renewal.

“Why Did You Leave?” is a deeply emotional reading that captures the fire of anger and the ache of longing beneath it. This letter reveals the inner battles of a daughter left questioning her worth, struggling with trust, and wrestling with God about her father’s absence. Through these words, listeners will feel seen in their own pain and reminded that expressing anger is not weakness—it is part of the healing journey. This episode opens the door for honest conversations about abandonment, father wounds, and the first steps toward releasing what we’ve been holding inside.

This episode of the Letter Series takes listeners on an intimate journey through the pain of growing up without a father. The letter reveals the struggles of rejection, self-doubt, and longing for a father’s love, while also showing the turning point of choosing forgiveness for personal freedom. After reading the letter, I share key reflections and talking points on how absence shape’s identity, how forgiveness breaks chains, and how God restores what was lost. Listeners are encouraged to share their own letters, join the healing community on Facebook, and take their next step in the journey toward wholeness.

In this 90-minute episode, we dive deep into the spiritual side of forgiveness. Using 8 key talking points, we unpack why forgiveness is central to God’s heart, how Jesus modeled forgiveness in the midst of pain, and the consequences of holding on to bitterness. You’ll discover practical steps to forgive by faith, learn the difference between forgiving and excusing, and hear how choosing forgiveness opens the door to healing and peace. With a powerful declaration, prayer, and call to action, this conversation will encourage and equip you to let go and trust God with your heart and your story.

In this episode of Through My Father’s Eyes, we explore what it means to forgive when your father has passed away and closure never came. We dive into the emotional and spiritual challenges of releasing anger, grief, and unanswered questions, while learning how forgiveness becomes a gateway to peace and freedom. With 8 powerful talking points, guided reflection, an empowering declaration, and prayer, this episode will equip you to let go of what you cannot change and embrace the healing presence of your Heavenly Father.

This episode dives deep into the complex journey of forgiving a father who inflicted emotional or physical pain. We address the hidden wounds that many women carry—shame, anger, rejection, fear, and grief—and how those wounds often shape identity and relationships long into adulthood. Together, we’ll explore why forgiveness is not about excusing or forgetting the hurt, but about breaking free from its control. Through scripture, practical tools, and real-life reflections, this episode guides you toward releasing resentment, reclaiming your worth, and embracing the healing love of your Heavenly Father. By the end, you’ll be reminded that forgiveness is a process, but it’s also the pathway to peace, freedom, and restoration.

Father absence leaves more than a gap—it leaves an ache that shapes how we see ourselves, our worth, and our relationships. In this heartfelt conversation, we explore how abandonment creates cycles of rejection, mistrust, and loneliness, and why unforgiveness keeps that ache alive. This episode doesn’t minimize the pain of what was lost but instead points you toward the freedom that comes from forgiveness—not to erase the absence, but to release its hold on your heart. You’ll walk away with encouragement, truth, and practical steps to begin forgiving the father who wasn’t there, while embracing the love of the Father who has never left you.

Unforgiveness silently steals our peace, joy, and freedom. In this episode, we break down the emotional, mental, and spiritual consequences of holding on to bitterness and resentment—especially when it comes to father wounds. From the way it shapes our self-worth to how it affects our trust in relationships and even our connection with God, unforgiveness keeps us tied to the very pain we long to escape. This conversation sheds light on why letting go is not about excusing the hurt, but about releasing the hidden weight that has kept you stuck for far too long. By the end, you’ll see forgiveness as a powerful step toward wholeness and freedom.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest yet most transformative parts of healing the father wound. In this episode, I share how unforgiveness keeps us bound to pain, bitterness, and self-doubt—and how choosing to forgive doesn’t mean denying what happened, but reclaiming your power and peace. Together, we’ll walk through: The truth about forgiveness vs. reconciliation Why holding onto unforgiveness hurts you more than the person who wounded you How forgiveness aligns with God’s heart and His plan for your healing Practical steps to start forgiving when the pain feels too heavy The freedom, identity, and clarity that come when you release resentment By the end of this conversation, you’ll see forgiveness not as a burden, but as a gift of freedom you give yourself.

In this episode of Through My Father’s Eyes, we talk about how to parent from a place of healing instead of hurt. Learn how to affirm your child’s worth, break unhealthy cycles, and create a legacy of love and presence for the next generation.

Many daughters of absent or broken fathers hold on to an image of the “fantasy father” — the dad they wish they had. In this episode, we’ll talk about releasing the idea of who we wanted him to be so we can heal and embrace who God says we are. You’ll learn how to grieve what never was, accept what is, and step into wholeness without carrying the weight of disappointment.

In this episode of Through My Father’s Eye, we dive deep into the truth that boundaries are not selfish — they are biblical. If you’ve ever struggled with saying “no,” felt guilty for protecting your peace, or worried that creating distance meant dishonoring your family, this episode is for you. We’ll explore what boundaries look like through the lens of faith, why they’re essential for healing from father wounds, and how to walk in love without sacrificing your emotional and spiritual well-being. With real-life examples — like choosing not to attend a family event that consistently leaves you feeling small — you’ll learn how to honor God while honoring yourself. You’ll walk away with practical tools, biblical wisdom, and the confidence to say “yes” to health and “no” to harm — guilt-free.

This episode teaches you how to acknowledge and address your father wound without letting it define or derail you. Through practical tips, grounding techniques, and faith-filled encouragement, you’ll learn how to respond to hurt without spiraling, stand firm in your worth, and keep moving toward healing and purpose.

When a parent’s love feels uneven, it can create a lifetime of silent questions — Am I not enough? Why wasn’t I chosen? This episode dives deep into the experience of growing up as “the other child,” overshadowed by a sibling who seemed to have your parent’s favor. You’ll learn how this type of rejection shapes identity, discover the truth about your worth in God’s eyes, and gain practical tools to begin healing, setting boundaries, and walking confidently in your own light.

Words that hurt from their fathers.