Eden Rest
Eden Rest
Podcast Description
We live in this world but we are not meant to be of it. That tension messes with us more than we admit. We carry shame, doubt, confusion, and experiences we never imagined we’d face, and we’re tired of pretending everything is fine. That’s why this podcast exists. We don’t sugarcoat or avoid the hard stuff. We talk about the real, messy things that trip us up and leave us questioning a lot. We’re going to get raw and unfiltered not with the intention of staying broken but with the intention of realizing our true identity and finding restoration in our walk with God.
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Explores themes of identity, vulnerability, and authenticity, with episodes discussing the impact of societal labels, the cost of being vulnerable in faith communities, and rejecting the facade of perfection in religious spaces.
We live in this world but we are not meant to be of it. That tension messes with us more than we admit. We carry shame, doubt, confusion, and experiences we never imagined we’d face, and we’re tired of pretending everything is fine. That’s why this podcast exists. We don’t sugarcoat or avoid the hard stuff. We talk about the real, messy things that trip us up and leave us questioning a lot. We’re going to get raw and unfiltered not with the intention of staying broken but with the intention of realizing our true identity and finding restoration in our walk with God.
Insecurity has a way of making you feel like the ground beneath you is never solid. You can be surrounded by people, doing all the right things, and still feel unsafe in your own skin. In this episode we strip away the filters and talk honestly about the kind of insecurity no one admits to. The kind that compares your life, your pain, and your worth to everyone else’s. We explore why safety and security feel so far away, why God can feel distant when life keeps hitting hard, and what it looks like to stop living as though He favors everyone else more than you. This is a real conversation for anyone who has ever wrestled with the question, “Am I enough?” and needs to know the answer.
Guest: N’lamwai Chithambo
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