The Unsaid

What happens when the God you’ve been taught about becomes the God you experience for yourself?
In this episode of The Unsaid, I sit down with Marcia McFarland, award-winning author of Perfect Glory: 21 Spiritual Insights for the 21st Century, for a conversation about faith, personal encounters with God, and the difference between knowing about God and truly knowing Him.
We explore how personal experiences can challenge what we’ve always believed, what it means when God seems silent, and how to recognize the unexpected moments that can deepen our faith. We also discuss the questions people sometimes struggle to ask, the pressure to appear spiritually strong, and what it means to keep seeking God through uncertainty and difficult seasons.
This is a conversation about moving beyond inherited beliefs and discovering what faith means in your own life.
Connect with Marcia McFarland:🌐 Website: https://authormarciamcfarland.com/
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What do you discover about human nature when you spend years listening to other people’s stories?
As the host of Liquor Talk Podcast, Victor Jones has built a space for conversations with creators, entrepreneurs, entertainers, and people with experiences worth sharing. But behind every interview is something deeper than the story being told: the choices people make, the lessons they learn, and the parts of themselves they reveal—or keep hidden.
In this episode of The Unsaid, Victor joins us to explore what happens when storytelling becomes more than entertainment. We talk about authenticity, the difference between the person people see and the person behind the scenes, and how listening to different perspectives can challenge the way we understand ourselves and others.
We also explore the realities of building a podcast, staying consistent, growing a public platform, and finding ways to evolve without losing your identity along the way.
Because sometimes, the most revealing thing about a conversation isn’t just what someone says. It’s what their story helps us recognize in ourselves.
Connect with Victor and explore Liquor Talk Podcast:https://www.liquortalkpodcast.com/
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What happens when the life you thought you wanted no longer feels right?
Joy-Yafit Pascal’s journey took her through burnout, depression, heartbreak, a toxic relationship, and a near-death experience while rafting in Nepal. These experiences challenged the way she saw herself, her choices, and the life she was building.
In this episode of The Unsaid, Joy-Yafit shares what it means to start over, let go of an identity that no longer fits, and become more intentional about how we live. Drawing on her work in Design Thinking, transformation, and movement, she explores why we sometimes stay in situations that no longer serve us, how life’s difficult moments can force us to reconsider our direction, and what it takes to stop living on autopilot.
This conversation invites us to look beyond the lives we appear to have built and ask a more honest question: Are we making conscious choices about our lives, or simply reacting to whatever comes our way?
Because sometimes, changing your life begins with questioning the one you have been living.
Connect with Joy-Yafit: https://www.facebook.com/share/1CxDinsUzu/
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Can you question what you believe without losing your faith? And when life brings suffering, unanswered prayers, or circumstances you cannot understand, what happens to the way you see God?
In this episode of The Unsaid, I sit down with Dr. Gerald “Dr. G” Robison, a pastor, Bible teacher, and author who has spent decades helping people explore Scripture and think more deeply about their faith.
Having pastored churches across three continents, trained Bible teachers in more than 25 countries, and written around 20 books, Dr. G brings a wealth of experience to some of life’s most difficult spiritual questions. His own experience surviving tongue cancer also brings a deeply personal perspective to conversations about suffering, mortality, and faith.
Together, we explore why asking questions about God does not necessarily mean your faith is weak, how our understanding of Scripture shapes the way we live, and why knowing what we ought to do is not always the same as genuinely wanting to do it.
We also discuss the difference between simply avoiding what is wrong and discovering a deeper sense of joy, the relationship between faith and purpose, and how humor can help us approach even the most difficult subjects.
This is a conversation about looking beyond familiar answers, examining what we believe, and being willing to think more deeply about the things that shape our lives.
Because sometimes, the questions we are afraid to ask are the very ones that help us understand what we believe—and why.
Connect with Dr. Gerald “Dr. G” Robison:
https://geraldrobison.com
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What does it take to find your way back to yourself after life has changed you in ways you never expected?
In this episode of The Unsaid, I sit down with Angel Willard, author of Fighting to Come Home, for an honest conversation about trauma, motherhood, chronic pain, incarceration, loss, accountability, and the difficult process of rebuilding a life after everything familiar has changed.
Angel’s story goes beyond survival. We explore what it means to confront the parts of your past you cannot change, take responsibility for your choices, and find the courage to become someone different without pretending the past never happened.
We also talk about motherhood, the pain of separation, breaking painful cycles, and the challenge of rebuilding your identity when your experiences and mistakes threaten to define you.
At the heart of this conversation is a powerful question: What does it really mean to come home to yourself?
Sometimes, finding your way home has nothing to do with returning to where you started. It means discovering who you are beneath the pain, regret, expectations, and experiences that shaped you—and deciding who you want to become.
Join us for a conversation about honesty, accountability, healing, and the possibility of beginning again, even after the hardest chapters of your life.

Connect with Angel and learn more about her work:
https://www.google.com/url?opi=89978449&q=https://angel-willard.angelwillerd9.chatgpt.site/&sa=U&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwj0wbKp_amXAxXkLzQIHXo8GEkQFnoECCIQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3qMBYLtP-plp0hwX5Fypnu
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