Prioritizing Healing in Marriage | Marriage Series Part 2

Christians in the Comments | Mini Episode | Unqualified Podcast | Paige Loehr

In this mini episode, Paige and Danielle share candid reflection about something they encounter often on social media: the harshest criticism frequently comes from other Christians. When Paige posts content online, she expects pushback from people who don't share her faith. What surprises her most, however, is how often the most aggressive comments come from believers who approach conversations with a tone of superiority, correction, or judgment. This episode raises an important question: If Christians are meant to reflect the love and character of Jesus, why are we attacking each other online? Rather than shaming or calling out individuals, Paige and Danielle challenge listeners to examine the culture we're creating in Christian spaces online. Are our words drawing people closer to Jesus—or pushing them further away? This conversation is an invitation for believers to pause, reflect, and consider how we engage with one another in public spaces, especially in the digital world. In This Episode * Why social media criticism often comes from other Christians * How online hostility affects the witness of the church * The difference between correction and condemnation * Why the tone of our conversations matters * A challenge for believers to model the heart of Jesus—even in the comments Join the Conversation What are your thoughts on this topic? 💬 Leave a comment on YouTube 📱 Connect with Paige on Instagram: @paige_loehr

Prioritizing Healing in Marriage | Marriage Series Part 2

Prioritizing Healing in Marriage | Marriage Series Part 2 Featuring Travis & Amanda Sitzman In Part 2 of our Marriage Series, Paige Loehr and Danielle Welch are joined by Travis and Amanda Sitzman for a candid and vulnerable conversation about prioritizing healing in marriage. Building on the themes introduced in Part 1, this episode continues to challenge some of the common ways marriage is talked about within the church. Rather than offering a teaching session or step-by-step advice, this conversation is simply an open discussion—one centered on honesty, personal growth, and the role healing plays in healthy relationships. Together, the group explores the importance of doing your own personal healing work, as well as learning how to pursue healing together as a couple. Travis and Amanda share parts of their story and experiences, offering a perspective that many listeners may relate to in their own relationships. Ultimately, the heart behind this episode is to encourage couples to prioritize their marriages, pursue healing where it's needed, and begin reshaping the expectations around what marriage can look like moving forward. We'd love to hear your feedback on this conversation. 📲 Connect with Paige on Instagram: @paige_loehr

Marriage Myths Busted | Marriage Series Part 1

Marriage Myths Busted: Challenging What We've Been Told (Part 1) In this episode, Paige Loehr and Danielle Welch begin a two-part series on marriage by addressing two common messages often heard in Christian culture: 1. "Marriage will be hard." 2. The warning about the "slippery slope." While these ideas are often shared with good intentions, Paige raises an important question: What expectations are we creating when we repeat them? Too often, marriage is framed through the lens of caution, struggle, and the stories of couples who had to overcome major challenges. While redemption stories are powerful, Paige believes the church may need to reconsider who is shaping the narrative around marriage and what message we're reinforcing for the next generation. What if, instead of preparing couples to expect difficulty, we began encouraging them to expect goodness, health, and joy in their covenant? In this conversation, Paige and Danielle unpack how expectations influence relationships and why the church might need to shift the tone of its message—moving from a mindset of survival to one of faith, hope, and belief in what God designed marriage to be. This episode is an invitation to reconsider what we've been told and begin imagining a different story for marriage.

*Special Drop* Kingdom Leaven vs Religous Leaven

Sermon by Paige Loehr | Preached at The House of Freedom | February 8, 2026 In this special episode of Unqualified, we're sharing a powerful sermon from Paige Loehr preached at The House of Freedom on February 8, 2026. In "Kingdom Leaven vs. Religious Leaven," Paige unpacks the difference between operating from a Kingdom mindset versus being shaped by the constraints of religiousness. Drawing from Scripture and lived experience, she challenges the body of Christ to examine what is influencing their faith—intimacy with God or inherited religious systems. This message is a call back to: * Intimacy over performance * Relationship over ritual * Kingdom authority over religious control God is inviting His Church to be leavened by His Spirit—not by tradition, fear, or man-made expectations. If you've been sensing a tension between "church culture" and true Kingdom living, this sermon will speak directly to your heart. 🎧 Listen in and ask yourself: What leaven is shaping me?

Church Hurt Part 2 | UnQualified Podcast | Paige Loehr, Danielle Welch, guest Aubrey Krueger

🎙 Episode Title: Church Hurt, Part 2: A Live Root Session with Aubrey Krueger In this powerful continuation of our conversation on Church Hurt, Danielle and Paige invite guest Aubrey Krueger to share her story in a live recording of one of Paige Loehr's Root Sessions. This isn't just a conversation—it's an experience of healing in real time. Paige gently guides Aubrey through her pain and helps her name the deep wounds she's carried from church experiences that were supposed to be safe, but weren't. In this episode: * Aubrey opens up about her experience with church hurt * Paige leads her through the healing process using tools from her Root Sessions * Danielle and Paige reflect on the courage it takes to name your pain and invite Jesus into it If you've experienced church hurt or have struggled to separate God from what people did in His name, this episode offers encouragement, clarity, and hope for healing. 🔔 Trigger warning: This conversation includes vulnerable themes around spiritual abuse and emotional trauma. 🎧 Listen now 📩 Share this episode with someone who needs to know they're not alone.