Losing someone you love to suicide brings grief, questions, and emotions that can be difficult to put into words. 🤍

In this episode, Rachel opens up about the loss of her brother to suicide and what it has looked like to navigate grief while holding onto her faith. We talk about the questions that come with loss, wrestling with God, finding hope in the middle of heartbreak, and learning to live with grief while continuing to move forward.

We also discuss how Christians can better support those who are grieving or struggling with their mental health, and how to offer hope without minimizing someone’s pain.

If you’ve experienced loss, walked alongside someone who is struggling, or wondered where God is in the middle of heartbreak, this conversation is for you. You don’t have to have all the answers to bring your pain to God, and you don’t have to walk through grief alone. 🤍

Our Birth Story Part 2- Postpartum, Parenthood & The News We Didn't Expect

The birth story didn't end when we left the hospital.

In Part 2, Gabbi and Casey talk about what came next: recovering from a C-section, navigating the realities of postpartum, and figuring out how to become parents while running on very little sleep. They share the things that surprised them most about new parenthood, what they've learned along the way, and the ways they've had to learn to give themselves—and each other—grace.

They also open up about finding out that their daughter, Blakely, has profound hearing loss and what it has been like to navigate the emotions, questions, appointments, and unknowns that followed.

This episode is an honest conversation about the parts of parenthood you can't fully prepare for—and about learning to trust God when the future doesn't look the way you expected.

Plus, Gabbi and Casey answer questions from listeners and share advice they would give to other new parents.

Because sometimes the biggest part of God's plan is learning to trust Him one step at a time. 🤍

Before Blakely was born, I had envisioned a very different birth experience. But as pregnancy progressed, I had to surrender my hopes for a vaginal birth and prepare for a C-section.

In Part 1 of our birth story, my husband and I take you through the days leading up to our daughter's birth, why a C-section became necessary, and what it was like walking into the hospital knowing things weren't going according to the plan we had imagined.

We share the emotional experience of meeting our daughter for the first time, what our hospital stay was really like, and the unexpected challenge of postpartum preeclampsia.

It's an honest conversation about birth, surrender, unexpected circumstances, and learning that God's plan can still be good even when it looks completely different from ours.