SheRecovery Podcast with Crystal Renaud Day Crystal Renaud Day

In S4 E7, you'll hear from Phylicia Masonheimer. Have you ever wondered where your beliefs about faith, God, pornography, etc. really came from? Oftentimes it comes from our own understanding of the Bible, but even more than that it comes from what we've been taught or what we've done. In this interview, Phylicia discusses her new book, Every Woman a Theologian, as it relates to the sexually addicted woman and answers the question of why it is important for Christian women to understand their personal theology perspective.

Phylicia Masonheimer is a blogger, author, speaker and podcast host teaching Christians how to know what they believe and live it boldly. Her heart is to teach women the history and depth of the Christian faith; the "why" behind the Bible. Her social media and blog cover topics ranging from sexuality to motherhood to Bible study and faith in seasons of grief and loss.
Phylicia graduated from Liberty University with a B.S. in Religion. While there, she met her husband, Josh, and together they have three children. After living in Virginia and Pennsylvania, they returned to Phylicia's hometown in northern Michigan, where they live on a small farm in the country.

 Resources Referenced in this Episode: 
Phylicia's book - Every Woman a Theologian Phylicia's website and bookstore Phylicia's on InstagramSchedule a free consultation at Living on PurposeAttend unlimited recovery meetings with SheRecovery membership Support SheRecovery on PayPal, Venmo, or Buy Us a Coffee.Support the show
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In S4E6, you'll hear from Kimberly Johnson. Crystal and Kimberly discuss some of the things that occur during recovery that may surprise you! One of the main reasons women, and even men, aren’t successful in recovery is that they haven’t been adequately prepared for what to expect. From sexual dreams and relapse, to accountability and feelings of grief, this is an extremely helpful conversation about the things to watch out for on the recovery journey.

Kimberly serves as a counselor and meeting facilitator at Living on Purpose/SheRecovery. Kimberly holds a Master of Christian Counseling from Christian Leadership University. In addition to counseling she has traveled nation wide sharing her testimony with thousands. She teaches on all areas of sexual brokenness for large or small group events, and is a published author. Kimberly’s knowledge and experience come from not only the hundreds of stories she has heard, but from letting Jesus walk with her on her own path of healing from abuse, sexual addiction, and an unwanted same sex attraction. She believes that it is her life calling to make a difference in the areas of sexual and relational brokenness.
 Resources Referenced in this Episode: 
Kimberly's book - Accountability: The Missing Link Schedule a free consultation at Living on PurposeAttend unlimited recovery meetings with SheRecovery membership Support SheRecovery on PayPal, Venmo, or Buy Us a Coffee.Support the show
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In S4E5, you'll hear from Mo Isom Aiken. While her life on the outside seemed like a great success as a competitive athlete, Mo's life was riddled with great personal tragedy. This included battling an eating disorder, overcoming the suicide of her father, struggling with promiscuity and porn, and surviving a horrific car accident. But by the grace of God alone, she encountered the love and mercy of Jesus – the Great Deliverer and the One who makes all things new. Listen as Mo shares her powerful story of brokenness leading to bold faith.

Mo (Isom) Aiken is a New York Times bestselling author, a nationally sought-after speaker, and a powerful voice rising up for her generation. In her younger years, she was an All-American goalkeeper for the LSU Women’s Soccer team and the first female to train with and try out for an SEC men’s football team. Her life was riddled with great personal tragedy – including battling an eating disorder, overcoming the suicide of her father, struggling with promiscuity, and surviving a horrific car accident. But by the grace of God, alone, she encountered the love and mercy of Jesus – the Great Deliverer and the One who makes all things new. She is now a Holy Spirit-filled daughter of God who isn’t afraid to speak bold, raw, courageous Truth to a generation being crushed under the weight of their sin, their circumstances and the lies of the enemy.
She is a wife to Jeremiah, two spunky daughters—Auden and Asher—and two feisty and sweet sons—Ronan and Elijah. The family lives fully mobilized on mission for the Gospel in a 5th wheel RV and spearheads a ministry known as 5th Wheel Missions. Mo is also the author of 3 books including Sex, Jesus, and the Conversations the Church Forgot. Learn more about Mo at moisom.com or on Instagram @moisom and @5thWheelMissions. 
Resources Referenced in this Episode: 
Mo's website and 5th Wheel MissionsMo's book: Sex, Jesus, and the Conversations the Church ForgotSchedule a free consultation at Living on PurposeAttend unlimited recovery meetings with SheRecovery membership Support SheRecovery on PayPal, Venmo, or Buy Us a Coffee.Support the show
Thank you for listening to the SheRecovery Podcast, a resource of SheRecovery.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please share with those who you think will enjoy it too. And be sure to subscribe to never miss a new episode. Visit SheRecovery.com/podcast to access the listener notes for this episode including links to all of the resources mentioned in it and submit listener feedback. You can also show your support of the SheRecovery Podcast and SheRecovery.com at buymeacoffee.com/sherecovery. Thank you for your support and I hope you will join us again next week for a new episode of the SheRecovery Podcast.

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Thank you for the grace today as we don't have a new episode, but join us next week as we resume Season 4 with some amazing guests including Mo Isom Aiken, Jessica Harris, and Phylicia Masonheimer—to name a few! 

In the meantime, use this week to catch up on the first 4 episodes of Season 4 or check out our previous seasons for other amazing content. 
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In S4E4 of the SheRecovery Podcast, you’ll hear from Stephanie Madore. Stephanie was exposed to pornography at the age of 10 years old. That event quickly turned into a 6 year addiction, as well as years of isolation, depression and anxiety. Through counseling, community, and the healing love of Jesus, she has reclaimed her identity as a beloved daughter of God. Now, she is using her story to walk with women through their healing and recovery journey as a coach at Living on Purpose/SheRecovery.
Stephanie serves as a coach for Living on Purpose/SheRecovery. Stephanie holds a national certification in Christian Sexual Addiction Coaching from The Addictions Academy. She has been in recovery from pornography addiction for 21 years, and has experienced sobriety for 6+ years. She is passionate about walking with women through their healing and recovery journey.

Resources Referenced in this Episode: 
Schedule a free consultation at Living on PurposeAttend unlimited recovery meetings with SheRecovery membership Support SheRecovery on PayPal, Venmo, or Buy Us a Coffee.Support the show
Thank you for listening to the SheRecovery Podcast, a resource of SheRecovery.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please share with those who you think will enjoy it too. And be sure to subscribe to never miss a new episode. Visit SheRecovery.com/podcast to access the listener notes for this episode including links to all of the resources mentioned in it and submit listener feedback. You can also show your support of the SheRecovery Podcast and SheRecovery.com at buymeacoffee.com/sherecovery. Thank you for your support and I hope you will join us again next week for a new episode of the SheRecovery Podcast.

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In S4E3 of the SheRecovery Podcast, you’ll hear from Ashley Jameson. Ashley shares openly about her wounds from racism and how they influenced her struggle with love and sexual addiction—including as the victim of rape (**trigger warning**). We also discuss how we can better support women of color who are facing sexual brokenness while exposing the widespread systemic racism in pornography and exploitation. 
Ashley is the Associate Director of Women's Groups for Pure Desire. She is a certified Pastoral Sex Addiction Professional (PSAP) through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP) and has been trained in the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model (MPTM) through The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). She helps churches around the world develop sexual integrity groups. Ashley oversees all women Church Group Advisors (CGAs) and is involved in training men and women to facilitate recovery and support groups. She is a speaker and a contributing author to Unraveled: Managing Love, Sex, and Relationships.

Resources Referenced in this Episode: 
Learn more about Pure Desire here. Check out Unraveled: Managing Love, Sex, and RelationshipsRegister for Singles Night In with Crystal Renaud DaySupport SheRecovery on PayPal, Venmo, or Buy Us a Coffee.Support the show
Thank you for listening to the SheRecovery Podcast, a resource of SheRecovery.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please share with those who you think will enjoy it too. And be sure to subscribe to never miss a new episode. Visit SheRecovery.com/podcast to access the listener notes for this episode including links to all of the resources mentioned in it and submit listener feedback. You can also show your support of the SheRecovery Podcast and SheRecovery.com at buymeacoffee.com/sherecovery. Thank you for your support and I hope you will join us again next week for a new episode of the SheRecovery Podcast.

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