3 episodes
Scar Stories Nicole Faye Golden
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 16 Ratings
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Our scars become our stories. We can use our brokenness to comfort, change and challenge others. I’d love for you to tune in to “The Scar Stories Podcast” as my friends and I share how our messes have transformed into messages of hope. Check out my website nicolegolden.org for more resources!
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My Former Body Builder Turned Healthy Body and Sex Addict Friend
I love Jessi's candor and kindness. She is bold on her socials about her former struggles with body image and food. She shares how she's worked hard to change her perspective on what a healthy body is. She also talks about how our body images affect our relationships and our sex lives. Make sure to check her out on social media after listening to our conversation!
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Scar Stories: Former Addict Turned Pastor (Jud Wilhite)
Jud and Lori Wilhite pastor Central Online based in Las Vegas, with multiple extension campuses around the country. He shares his story of drug addiction and sobriety and how he still struggles answering the question, "Am I worthy?" His story is compelling.
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Scar Stories: Kirsten Panachyda (Parenting Kids with Mental Illness)
Kirsten is the author of "Among Lions", a book for parents who are loving on kids who are battling mental illness. Her son battled disordered eating, self harm, and suicidal thoughts seemingly out of nowhere for several years. I so enjoyed our honest, emotional conversation. Check out her website at kirstenp.com and get her book, "Among Lions".
Customer Reviews
Amazing podcast
The consistency of great guests and content is incredible. This podcast deals with so many issues from so many different perspectives that you don’t hear a lot. Nicole is also a gifted interviewer.
True Ministry
It’s been a joy watching Nicole Golden step into creating a ministry focused on mental health. She’s a force to be reckoned with. Her guests are thoughtfully chosen and the conversations are powerful. I always leave with some nugget of truth to carry with me as I move through my own journey with mental illness.
If you have ever dealt with mental illness, or care about someone who does, Nicole’s podcast shares so many truths and “behind the scenes” aspects of the struggle.
Incisive and relatable
This podcast is so important—Jesus cares about your mental health, and though it often seems like the church at large doesn’t, it should. I’d recommend this podcast especially to people who grew up or are in fundamental religions, but everyone can benefit and learn from it.