14. Leah - The One No One Chose

11. Joseph - The Dreamer Who was Buried Before He Rose

He had a dream. Then he was betrayed, stripped, and sold by his own brothers. Joseph’s story is often told as a tale of success — from the pit to the palace. But before the restoration came the rejection. The silence. The years no one talks about. This episode walks through the heartbreak behind the dream: The ache of being forgotten. The weight of remaining faithful in prison. The quiet grief of rising in power… without the family who once threw you away. Because sometimes God fulfills His promises by first breaking everything we thought we could rely on. This is Joseph’s story. And this is Broken.

14. Leah - The One No One Chose

She was the wife no one wanted. Given away in a scheme. Overshadowed by her sister. Unloved by her husband. But God saw her. This episode steps into Leah’s heartbreak — the ache of being overlooked, the quiet desperation to be chosen, and the unexpected beauty born from surrender. Leah may have lived in someone else’s shadow, but from her came the lineage of a Savior. Because being unseen by people doesn’t mean being unseen by God. This is Leah’s story. And this is Broken.

13. Job - When the Silence Doesn't Lift

He did everything right — and still lost everything. Job’s story isn’t about why suffering happens. It’s about what God is doing in the silence. This episode sits in the ashes with Job: The prayers that echo unanswered. The friends who offer blame instead of comfort. The moments where even breathing feels like a betrayal of your grief. But in the middle of loss and lament, God doesn’t show up with answers — He shows up with presence. Because sometimes the deepest healing comes not when the pain ends, but when we realize we’re not alone in it. This is Job’s story. And this is Broken.

12. Habakkuk - When the Heavens Stay Quiet

He didn’t hide his doubt. He brought it to God — raw, unfiltered, and loud. Habakkuk was a prophet who didn’t speak for the people. He spoke to God — asking why the wicked prospered, why justice felt like a myth, and why heaven seemed so silent. This episode isn’t about a miracle. It’s about a man who wrestled with waiting, and chose worship anyway. Because sometimes the most faithful thing you can do is show up with questions — and stay. This is Habakkuk’s story. And this is Broken.

10. Hagar - The God Who Sees Me

She had no say. No voice. No safety. But in the wilderness — alone and afraid — God found her. This is the story of Hagar, the servant girl exiled twice… and the first person to ever give God a name.