Archived Podcast Episodes

So if there was a hall of fame for wives I’d nominate you for..

Josie Burdin shares her transformative journey from a toxic relationship to finding peace and growth in a Christ-centered relationship with Josiah. Emphasizing the importance of genuine communication and support, Josie reflects on her past struggles, how faith has brought her peace, and her current aspirations in physical therapy and faith-driven service.

Sometimes, we parents have to give up what we really, really want in order to give our children what they really, really need.

One of our first dates i left my gloves in the..

Ever since Adam and Eve people have been playing it—the blame game.

I am so grateful that your patient with me when I lose my phone..

If at first you don’t succeed try, try again. Does that apply to marriage, too?

Here’s something in our marriage that I think we did right..

What do you do with good news? Share it!

Here’s where I got it wrong when we first got married..

You know lukewarm doesn’t taste so good.

One of the things i didn’t understand when we got married was..

Josie Burdin shares her challenging journey from a toxic relationship during her junior year to embracing Christianity. She discusses how her abusive relationship, marked by infidelity and emotional turmoil, led her to seek solace in prayer and the Bible. Through faith, counseling, and support from the Crew community at Old Dominion University, Josie found healing and strength. Her story highlights a transformative shift from despair to spiritual renewal, emphasizing the importance of community and self-worth.