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Can I Recover From Trauma? With Mary DeMuth [Episode 399]

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What do you do when your story feels too broken to redeem?

That’s exactly where Mary DeMuth found herself—carrying the deep pain of childhood trauma, abuse, and brokenness. It’s a story she never would have chosen. But today, she celebrates how God rewrites, redeems, and restores not just her story, but all of ours.

Today on the 4:13, Mary will help you discover how Jesus meets you in your past, transforms your present, and sets a new course for your future—because no part of your story is beyond His redemption.

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Can I Read Through the Whole Bible in Just 90 Days? With Mary DeMuth [Episode 312]

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Have you ever read the whole Bible? How about in just three months?

Well, according to today’s guest, author Mary DeMuth, you can supercharge your walk with God by reading the entire Bible—cover to cover—in just 90 days.

Now, I know what you’re thinking, but believe me when I say it’s totally doable and has a profound impact. It can transform how you view Scripture, build your confidence in handling the Word of God accurately, and immerse you into a powerful spiritual discipline.

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Can I Navigate the Path of Parenting Adult Kids? with Mary DeMuth [Episode 230]

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GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Love, Pray, Listen by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!

As a parent, our role changes after our kids grow up. But, we’re not always ready for this change. Especially if our kids choose different—even seemingly wrong—paths.

So today, mom and author Mary DeMuth helps us navigate the rocky terrain of parenting adult kids.

And if you’re one of many parents in a painful season of trying to reach your wayward child, Mary shares how you can navigate your heartache, develop new rhythms to reconnect with your adult kid, and place your trust in the Lord for your child’s future.