Send us Fan Mail Your heart can be breaking and still be holy. We sit with poet and author Fe Davis as she opens up about Alabaster Heart, a faith-based poetry book born from real journal entries, real heartbreak, and a real decision to let God use the story instead of burying it. We talk about the meaning behind “alabaster” and why pouring out your alabaster heart is a sacred offering, not a public performance. Fe gets honest about writing while still hurting, the fear of feeling exposed, and the wisdom it takes to share your truth while protecting your privacy. Along the way, we dig into Christian healing as a process: surviving vs healing, moving from fight-or-flight to peace, learning forgiveness without pretending it didn’t hurt, and trusting God when the situation doesn’t match the promise. We also go practical with boundaries and discernment: outgrowing people, praying at a distance, setting cutoff times, and recognizing when community helps and when isolation is doing its quiet work. If you’ve been navigating a situationship, grief, betrayal, co-parenting stress, church hurt, or you’re simply tired of “smiling through it,” this conversation offers language, hope, and next steps. Listen, then share it with someone who needs it, and if the message lands, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us what line or takeaway stayed with you. Support the show
