Finding God

Keana W. Mitchell

Where is God? Is God Real? Does he love Me? Does God really care about me? If you have found yourself wondering about the existence of God, then this podcast is for you. My name is Keana W. Mitchell and I a singer, songwriter, relationship coach and podcaster who found God after losing my religion and focusing on my relationship with God. So, join me each week Friday as I embark on a journey through interviews and music to find out how people found God.

  1. Relearning God's Character Kind, Loving, and Just

    7H AGO

    Relearning God's Character Kind, Loving, and Just

    This week, Keana W. Mitchell invites listeners into a powerful conversation about spiritual restoration and emotional clarity. Many of us were taught distorted versions of God’s character angry, distant, or conditional. These misrepresentations, whether through fear-based theology, religious trauma, or misused scripture, can deeply affect our mental health and spiritual intimacy. In this episode, Keana explores how relearning God’s true nature kind, loving, and just can transform our emotional well-being and deepen our relationship with Him. Through biblical examples, psychological insights, and trauma-informed healing exercises, you’ll be guided back to the heart of a God who whispers grace, not fear. 🔁 Last Week’s Recap Last week’s episode, “Healthy Giving vs. Financial Abuse in the Church,” unpacked how spiritual manipulation around money can distort our view of generosity and God’s provision. Keana explored the difference between peace-led giving and coercive tactics, laying the groundwork for this week’s deeper dive into God’s character. 📖 What You’ll Learn How distorted views of God affect mental health and spiritual connectionBiblical stories where God revealed His true characterHow mercy and justice coexist in God’s loveClinical research on the emotional impact of misrepresenting GodFive healing exercises to help you rediscover who God is to youHow understanding God’s love can lead to emotional safety and spiritual intimacy🛠️ Healing Exercises Included Each practice is paired with a scripture for reflection: God Image Journal – John 14:9Scripture Meditation – Psalm 103:8Prayer of Reintroduction – Jeremiah 24:7Lyric Reflection – Zephaniah 3:17Character Collage – Exodus 34:6📥 Download the full healing guide in the show notes 🎶 Song of the Week “God’s Love” by Unique-ly Chosen This song is a declaration of divine kindness, mercy, and justice. 🎥 Watch the lyric video in the show notes 📥 Healing guide available for download 🧠 Research Highlight According to NeuroLaunch (2025), fear-based religious teachings can contribute to emotional dysregulation and obsessive behaviors. A study in the Journal of Spirituality in Mental Health found that secure attachment to a loving God correlates with lower anxiety and higher emotional resilience (Smith & Exline, 2023). 🔗 Resources & Links 🎶 Watch the lyric video for “God’s Love” by Unique-ly Chosen📄 Download the Healing Exercises PDF: 📺 Subscribe to the Finding God Podcast on YouTube 💬 Connect with Keana Instagram: @findinggod2Website: www.keanawmitchell.com✨ If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who’s ready to meet God again for who He truly is. Relearning His character isn’t rebellion, it’s restoration. #FindingGodPodcast #GodIsKind #FaithHealing #SpiritualRestoration #TraumaInformedFaith #GodsLove #UniqueLyChosen #KeanaWMitchell

    22 min
  2. APR 16

    Recognizing Grooming and Manipulation Tactics in the Church

    In this week’s episode of the Finding God Podcast, Keana W. Mitchell breaks down one of the most misunderstood and overlooked aspects of child protection in faith communities: grooming and manipulation tactics. These behaviors are often subtle, strategic, and wrapped in kindness, spirituality, or trust — which is exactly why they go unnoticed until harm has already occurred. Building on last week’s episode about preventing child sexual abuse in the church, Keana explains what grooming is, what manipulation is, how they differ, and how they work together to create access, secrecy, and control. Drawing from leading psychologists such as Dr. Anna Salter, Dr. David Finkelhor, Dr. Diane Langberg, and Dr. Wade Mullen, this episode offers a clear, research‑based understanding of how predators operate — especially in faith‑based environments. Listeners will learn how to recognize red flags, how adults can be groomed without realizing it, what grooming and manipulation look like inside a church setting, and how these tactics impact victims emotionally, psychologically, and spiritually. Keana also provides guidance on how to respond if a child discloses abuse or if you suspect something is happening — with a strong emphasis on following state law and reporting immediately to the proper legal authorities. This episode is gentle, educational, and empowering — offering clarity without fear and equipping believers to protect children with wisdom, courage, and compassion. ✨ In This Episode, We Cover: 🔹 Recap of Last Week’s Episode Why prevention must be proactiveHow churches unintentionally create vulnerabilityThe importance of accountability, transparency, and child‑centered policies🔹 What Grooming Is Research‑based definitionInsights from Dr. Anna Salter, Dr. David Finkelhor, and Dr. Diane LangbergHow grooming targets both children and adultsWhy grooming is a process, not a single event🔹 What Manipulation Is Definition and examplesHow manipulation distorts perception and protects the abuserFaith‑based insights from Dr. Diane Langberg and Dr. Wade MullenHow spiritual language can be misused to silence victims🔹 Grooming vs. Manipulation How they differHow they work togetherWhy understanding both is essential for prevention🔹 Red Flags to Watch For Grooming red flagsManipulation red flagsWarning signs in adults who may be unknowingly groomed🔹 How Adults Can Be Groomed Charm, service, and spiritual languageHow predators build trust in faith communitiesWhy adults often overlook or dismiss red flags🔹 What This Looks Like in a Church Environment Non‑graphic, realistic examplesHow abusers use ministry roles, mentorship, and authorityHow churches can unintentionally protect abusers🔹 Effects on Victims Emotional, psychological, and spiritual impactInsights from trauma experts like Dr. Bessel van der Kolk and Dr. LangbergWhy victims struggle with trust, faith, and identity🔹 How to Respond to Disclosure or Suspicion Believe the childStay calmAvoid leading questionsFollow state law and report immediately to the proper legal authoritiesWhy churches must not investigate internally ✨ Key Takeaway Grooming and manipulation thrive in silence, confusion, and misplaced trust. Recognizing these tactics is one of the most powerful ways we can protect children, support survivors, and create churches that reflect the heart of God — a God who defends the vulnerable and stands with the oppressed. ✨ Next Week’s Episode Join us next week as we talk about how to support victims of child sexual abuse — emotionally, spiritually, and practically. ✨ Connect & Share If this episode helped you, share it with your church leaders, parents, caregivers, and anyone committed to protecting children. Follow the podcast for more faith‑centered conversations on safety, healing, and truth. 📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

    24 min
  3. Preventing Child Sexual Abuse in the Church

    APR 9

    Preventing Child Sexual Abuse in the Church

    In this powerful and necessary episode of the Finding God Podcast, host Keana W. Mitchell begins a 4‑part series on how to prevent child sexual abuse in the church. Building on last week’s discussion about understanding abuse within faith communities, this episode shifts the focus toward proactive, faith‑centered prevention. Keana approaches this sensitive topic with compassion, clarity, and biblical grounding. She reminds listeners that protecting children is not only a moral responsibility but a spiritual mandate. Through Scripture, best practices from Darkness to Light, and practical guidance for parents and church leaders, this episode equips listeners to create safer, more accountable environments for children. ✨ What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy prevention is essential for every church communityHow Scripture calls believers to protect the vulnerableThe emotional and spiritual impact of abuseBest practices from Darkness to Light’s Stewards of Children® programHow to establish strong child protection policiesThe importance of training staff, volunteers, and parentsHow accountability structures reduce riskWhat parents can do to advocate for their childrenWhy prevention is an act of love, stewardship, and obedience to God📖 Key Scriptures MentionedMatthew 18:6 — God’s warning about harming childrenPsalm 82:3 — Defending the weak and fatherlessProverbs 31:8 — Speaking up for those who cannot speakHosea 4:6 — The importance of knowledgeEphesians 5:11 — Exposing deeds of darknessIsaiah 1:17 — Seeking justice and defending the oppressedPsalm 127:3 — Children as God’s heritage🛡️ Best Practices from Darkness to LightThis episode highlights several evidence‑based prevention strategies, including: Written child protection policiesMandatory background checksTwo‑adult rule in all youth settingsVisibility and open‑door policiesAnnual training for staff and volunteersRecognizing grooming behaviorsClear reporting proceduresAccountability and oversight committeesThese practices help churches create safer, more transparent environments where children can thrive. 🧡 Free Training from The Healing ProjectListeners are invited to access a free online training from The Healing Project, designed specifically for parents, volunteers, and church leaders. This training covers: Recognizing groomingResponding to disclosuresTeaching children about safe and unsafe touchUnderstanding how predators operateCreating safer church environmentsThis is a valuable resource for anyone committed to child safety in faith communities. 🙏 Why This MattersProtecting children is a sacred responsibility. As Keana shares, prevention is not just a policy — it is a spiritual practice rooted in justice, compassion, and the heart of God. This episode empowers listeners to take meaningful steps toward building churches where children are safe, valued, and protected. 🔜 Things discussed this monthThis month, Keana will explore: How church culture influences safetyLeadership responsibilitiesSurvivor‑centered responsesRebuilding trust after harmLong‑term strategies for creating safe churches📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

    15 min
  4. Understanding Child Sexual Abuse in the Church

    APR 2

    Understanding Child Sexual Abuse in the Church

    Episode: Understanding Child Sexual Abuse in the Church Episode Summary In this powerful and necessary episode, we explore the realities of child sexual abuse in the church — how it happens, why it continues, and what we can do to prevent it. This conversation is grounded in compassion, education, and truth, without graphic detail or sensationalism. Using insights from Darkness to Light’s Stewards of Children Training, we break down grooming behaviors, institutional patterns, and the systems that allow abuse to go unnoticed. We also discuss why children rarely disclose abuse and how adults can respond in ways that protect and empower them. Because many listeners come from faith backgrounds, this episode also includes short, public‑domain Bible verses that affirm something essential: ✨ Protecting children is biblical. ✨ Reporting abuse is biblical. ✨ Exposing wrongdoing is biblical. This episode is part of our April series for Child Sexual Abuse Awareness Month. 🧠 What We Cover in This Episode • Why this topic matters (especially in April) Understanding why churches are uniquely vulnerable and why awareness is essential for prevention. • What child sexual abuse looks like in church settings We explore: Abuse of powerGrooming behaviorsManipulation disguised as mentorshipInstitutional silence and cover‑ups• Why children don’t disclose abuse Including fear, shame, confusion, loyalty, and spiritual manipulation. • How abuse continues in churches We discuss: Lack of policiesMisuse of forgiveness“Handling it internally”Protecting the institution instead of the child• The impact on survivors Long‑term emotional, psychological, and spiritual effects — and why none of it is the survivor’s fault. • What safe churches do differently Including background checks, two‑adult rules, open‑door counseling, transparency, and mandatory reporting. • Darkness to Light’s 5 Steps to Protecting Children (Summarized) Listeners learn how to: Learn the factsMinimize opportunityTalk about itRecognize the signsReact responsibly• Bible verses that affirm protecting children Short scriptures that reinforce: Exposing wrongdoing (Ephesians 5:11)Protecting the vulnerable (Proverbs 31:8)The seriousness of harming children (Matthew 18:6) 📘 Listener Awareness Guide (Included in Episode) This episode includes a trauma‑informed awareness guide covering: What child sexual abuse isHow grooming worksSigns a child may be experiencing abuseHow to respond if a child disclosesWhat safe churches put in placeHow parents can protect their childrenEncouragement for survivorsThis guide is designed to empower adults and protect children in faith‑based environments. 💛 Key Takeaways Abuse thrives in silence — awareness is protection.Grooming is subtle and often looks like kindness.Children rarely lie about abuse.Reporting abuse is not betrayal — it is protection.Safe churches prioritize transparency, accountability, and child safety.Survivors deserve belief, support, and justice. 📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

    25 min
  5. Healing from Abuse in Religious Spaces

    MAR 26

    Healing from Abuse in Religious Spaces

    Episode Summary In this deeply compassionate and grounding episode of the Finding God Podcast, Keana explores what it means to heal from abuse that happened in religious environments spaces that were supposed to reflect God’s love but instead became sources of fear, shame, or control. This conversation gently unpacks how spiritual abuse shows up, how it impacts our emotional and spiritual lives, and what it looks like to begin healing in a way that honors your pace, your story, and your safety. Keana also recaps last week’s episode on recognizing legalism in the church, showing how legalism often becomes the doorway through which spiritual abuse enters a community. This episode offers clarity, validation, and hope for anyone who has ever felt spiritually disoriented or wounded by people who claimed to speak for God. Key Takeaways Abuse is abuse even when it happens in a church or religious environment.Spiritual abuse often hides behind fear, shame, control, and misused scripture.Your emotional and spiritual reactions are valid and normal responses to trauma.Healing begins with naming what happened and separating God from harmful people.You are allowed to rebuild your faith slowly, gently, and at your own pace.God’s love is nothing like the behavior of those who misrepresented Him.You deserve spiritual spaces that honor your humanity, boundaries, and voice. Reflection Questions What beliefs about God were shaped by fear rather than love?Where do you feel tension or peace when you think about your spiritual past?What practices or environments feel safe for you right now?What do you need in order to rebuild trust with yourself, with God, or with community? Resources Mentioned Journaling prompts for processing spiritual traumaTrauma‑informed therapy and support optionsPractices for rebuilding spiritual rhythms gently and safely Listener Reminder Your healing matters. Your story matters. And God is not the voice that harmed you. Take your time, honor your pace, and know that you are not alone on this journey. 📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

    21 min
  6. How Fear Based Theology Affects Your Mental Health

    MAR 19

    How Fear Based Theology Affects Your Mental Health

    🎧 Episode Summary: In this powerful episode of the Finding God Podcast, host Keana W. Mitchell explores how fear-based theology belief systems rooted in shame, punishment, and conditional love can deeply impact your mental and emotional well-being. Building on last week’s episode, Relearning God’s Character, Keana unpacks the psychological toll of viewing God through a lens of fear and control, and offers a path toward healing through truth, grace, and spiritual safety. You’ll learn how fear-based theology can lead to anxiety, religious OCD (scrupulosity), depression, and even PTSD-like symptoms. Through biblical examples, psychological research, and trauma-informed insight, Keana contrasts fear-driven faith with the liberating power of love-based theology. This episode also includes therapeutic healing exercises rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and spiritual reflection to help you begin releasing fear and embracing the truth of God’s unconditional love. 🧠 Topics Covered: What fear-based theology is and how it shows up in everyday lifeMental health disorders linked to fear-based religious beliefsBiblical examples of fear-based vs. faith-based theologyCBT-inspired healing exercises for spiritual and emotional restorationHow to reframe your view of God through love, not fear✨ Healing Exercises Included: Thought Reframing with ScriptureSafe Imagery PracticeAffirmation JournalingForgiveness Visualization🎵 Featured Song: “Have I Told You Lately” by Unique-ly Chosen A gentle, soul-soothing reminder of God’s love and presence. Listen now on the Finding God Podcast YouTube channel. 📲 Connect with Keana: Instagram: findinggod2Website: keanawmitchell.comYouTube: Finding God Podcast - YouTubeLink to song on Sound Cloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/pfLl5mvMeOmiPKmESB 💬 Call to Action: If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who’s healing from spiritual trauma. Don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast, it helps others find this safe, nurturing space.

    19 min
  7. When the Church Hurts You: Naming Spiritual Trauma

    MAR 12

    When the Church Hurts You: Naming Spiritual Trauma

    Episode Summary This episode explores what happens when the place meant to nurture your soul becomes the source of your deepest wounds. Keana unpacks the reality of spiritual trauma, why it’s often hard to name, and how the body, mind, and spirit respond when harm is done in the name of God. Drawing from the work of leading trauma experts, this conversation helps listeners understand their experiences with clarity, compassion, and without shame. What We Cover in This Episode What spiritual trauma is and why it’s often misunderstoodHow church hurt impacts the body, emotions, and nervous systemWhy naming the harm is the first step toward healingThe difference between God and harmful religious systemsHow spiritual trauma affects identity, trust, and connectionGentle reflection questions to help listeners explore their own experiences Insights from Leading Psychologists & Trauma Researchers This episode integrates wisdom from respected voices in trauma science: Dr. Diane Langberg — Spiritual trauma as harm done in the name of GodDr. Judith Herman — Trauma as a violation of trust that overwhelms copingDr. Bessel van der Kolk — Trauma’s imprint on the body and nervous systemDr. Stephen Porges — Polyvagal Theory and why spiritual triggers feel so intenseDr. Kristin Neff — Self‑compassion as a foundation for healingThese perspectives help listeners understand that their reactions are not spiritual failures they are human responses to harm. Key Signs of Spiritual Trauma Anxiety or panic in church settingsFear-based relationship with GodShame or guilt tied to religious teachingsHypervigilance around pastors or authority figuresEmotional numbness or shutdown during prayer or worshipConfusion about what is “God” versus what is “church conditioning” Reflection Questions from the Episode Listeners are invited to gently explore: What parts of church once felt safe but no longer do?What beliefs created fear instead of freedom?When did your body first signal that something was wrong?What parts of your story have you minimized or dismissed?What would it feel like to tell the truth about your experience? A Compassionate Reframe Keana reminds listeners that: You are not weak for being hurt.You are not disloyal for naming what happened.You are not betraying God by acknowledging harm.God is not the trauma you experienced.Healing honors your dignity and your relationship with the divine. Resources Mentioned The Body Keeps the Score — Dr. Bessel van der KolkRedeeming Power — Dr. Diane LangbergTrauma and Recovery — Dr. Judith HermanPolyvagal Theory — Dr. Stephen PorgesSelf‑Compassion Research — Dr. Kristin Neff Closing Encouragement You are not alone. Your story matters. Naming spiritual trauma is not the end of your faith it’s the beginning of healing, clarity, and reconnecting with God in a way that is safe, grounded, and true. 📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

    13 min
  8. How to Worship God without Fear

    MAR 5

    How to Worship God without Fear

    In this week’s episode of the Finding God Podcast, Keana W. Mitchell explores what it truly means to worship without fear for those healing from religious trauma, spiritual manipulation, or environments where worship felt pressured or unsafe. This gentle, trauma‑informed conversation guides listeners back to the heart of worship: connection, honesty, and safety in God’s presence. Keana begins with a grounding moment, then revisits last week’s episode on reconnecting with God after religious trauma. Drawing from leading trauma researchers like Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, Dr. Stephen Porges, and Dr. Diane Langberg, she explains how trauma affects the nervous system and why worship can feel overwhelming even when the desire to connect with God is strong. Through powerful biblical examples — David, Elijah, Hagar, Mary Magdalene, and the disciples  Keana shows how God consistently meets people in fear with gentleness, not pressure. The episode then explores what worship without fear looks like in real life and offers practical steps for creating spiritually safe, grounding worship practices. This episode is a compassionate reminder that God’s presence is not a place of fear, but a place of refuge. What You’ll Hear in This EpisodeWhy worship can feel unsafe after religious traumaHow trauma affects the body’s ability to feel spiritually safeInsights from leading trauma psychologists (van der Kolk, Porges, Langberg)Biblical stories of people who found safety in God’s presenceWhat worship without fear actually looks likeGentle, practical steps to begin worshiping safely againEncouragement for reconnecting with God at your own paceKey TakeawaysGod’s presence is a place of safety, not pressureTrauma can make worship feel overwhelming — and that’s normalHealing requires gentleness, not spiritual performanceWorship can be quiet, slow, and deeply personalGod meets you where you are, not where others expect you to beSmall moments of connection matter and build over timeScripture ReferencesPsalm 23; Psalm 34 — David finding refuge in God1 Kings 19 — Elijah encountering God’s gentle whisperGenesis 16 & 21 — Hagar meeting “El Roi,” the God who sees herJohn 20 — Mary Magdalene and the disciples finding peace in Jesus’ presenceScholarly References (General Citations)van der Kolk, B. (2014). The Body Keeps the Score.Porges, S. (2011). The Polyvagal Theory.Langberg, D. (2015). Suffering and the Heart of God.Support the MinistryIf this episode encouraged you, consider supporting the Finding God Podcast through the donation button on RedCircle. Your support helps keep these spiritually grounded conversations going. 🌿 Core Scriptures That Teach Healthy Giving1. 2 Corinthians 9:7 — Giving should never be forced“Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” This is the clearest biblical statement against manipulative or pressured giving. Healthy giving is chosen, not coerced. 2. 2 Corinthians 8:12 — Give according to what you can, not what you can’t“For if the willingness is there, the gift is acceptable according to what one has, not according to what one does not have.” This verse rejects teachings that demand giving beyond your means or equate poverty with disobedience. 3. Proverbs 3:27 — Give when it is within your power“Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act.” Healthy giving respects your capacity and boundaries. 4. Luke 6:38 — Giving is relational, not transactional“Give, and it will be given to you… For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” This is about generosity as a heart posture, not a formula to manipulate God. 5. Matthew 6:1–4 — Giving should be private, not performativeJesus warns against giving to impress others and teaches that God honors giving done in sincerity. 6. Acts 20:35 — Giving is about helping the weak“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” This frames giving as compassion, not obligation. 🌿 What These Verses Reveal About “Healthy Giving”Across Scripture, healthy giving is: Voluntary — not pressured or guilt‑drivenJoyful — not fearfulProportionate — based on what you can givePrivate — not performativeCompassion‑driven — not transactionalAligned with your heart — not forced by leadersThis directly contradicts financial manipulation, spiritual coercion, or teachings that tie God’s love or blessing to how much you give. 🌿 A Deeper Layer: What Healthy Giving ProtectsThese verses protect: Your autonomyYour emotional safetyYour financial boundariesYour relationship with GodYour ability to give from love, not fearThey also affirm that God never asks you to harm yourself to prove your devotion. 📬 Contact Information for Keana W. Mitchell — Finding God Podcast  🌐 Website  Emory Rose  https://keanawmitchell.com  📘 Facebook Page  Finding God  https://www.facebook.com/FindingGod  👥 Facebook Group  Finding God Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/FindingGod  📸 Instagram  Keana W. Mitchell  https://www.instagram.com/findinggod2  🎧 Listen to Finding God on RedCircle  https://redcircle.com/shows/190efd66-2f1a-4c5f-861e-40ab89d4c41b  📧 Email  paperanthementertainment@gmail.com  🎵 Music Feature — Unique-ly Chosen  New Music Coming Soon!!!

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About

Where is God? Is God Real? Does he love Me? Does God really care about me? If you have found yourself wondering about the existence of God, then this podcast is for you. My name is Keana W. Mitchell and I a singer, songwriter, relationship coach and podcaster who found God after losing my religion and focusing on my relationship with God. So, join me each week Friday as I embark on a journey through interviews and music to find out how people found God.