Episode 4: Why we blame God

Episode 6: Don’t Judge What You Don’t Understand: Loss, Faith, and Perspective

In this episode of What a God, Mandie and Chasidy sit down with Tanya Carron Cormier, also known as Bryce’s Wife, for a powerful and heartfelt conversation about loss, faith, and perspective. Tanya shares how her personal journey through deep loss reshaped the way she sees not only her own life, but also the story of Job’s wife — a woman often judged without understanding what she may have been carrying. Through her experience, we explore how pain can change perspective, how quickly we can misunderstand others, and why compassion matters more than assumption. Tanya Carron Cormier is a devoted mother of two young adult children, a registered nurse, licensed professional counselor, and the insightful author of Don’t Judge Job’s Wife. She is a graduate of Cecilia High School in Cecilia, Louisiana, and Xavier University of Louisiana in Biology Pre-Med. She also earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Through both her personal journey and professional experience, Tanya brings empathy, wisdom, and depth to conversations around healing, relationships, and navigating life’s most challenging seasons. Her work reflects a passion for helping others find clarity, resilience, and purpose through life’s most challenging seasons. If this conversation resonates with you and you’d like to learn more, Tanya’s book Don’t Judge Job’s Wife is available here: 👉 https://tanyacormier.com [https://tanyacormier.com/shop] Books purchased through her website also have the option to include a personalized autograph. We also love hearing real stories from real people. If you have a testimony you’d like to share, email us at whatagodpodcast@gmail.com [whatagodpodcast@gmail.com]. Real Stories. Real People. Real God.

Episode 5: Keeping God First in a Busy, Distracted life

In this episode of What a God, hosts Mandie and Chasidy have an honest conversation about how to keep God first in a life that feels busy, noisy, and full of distractions. From everyday responsibilities to stress, social media, and mental overwhelm, we talk about what can quietly pull our focus away from God — and how to intentionally bring Him back to the center. If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, spiritually distracted, or distant, this episode is a reminder that staying close to God doesn’t require perfection — just intention. We’d also love to hear the testimonies of others and possibly share them on future episodes. If God has moved in your life and you’d like to share your story, email us at whatagodpodcast@gmail.com [whatagodpodcast@gmail.com]. Real Stories. Real People. Real God.

Episode 4: Why we blame God

In this episode of What a God, we have an honest conversation about why, in difficult seasons, we can find ourselves questioning or even blaming God. Even though this episode is shorter than usual, the message is real — when life doesn’t make sense, it can challenge how we see Him. Real Stories. Real People. Real God. If you have a What a God testimony to share and would like to be a featured guest or even remain anonymous reach out to us at WhataGodPodcast@gmail.com

Episode 3: When the enemy attacks: Standing firm in spiritual warfare

In this episode of What a God, we unpack spiritual warfare and how it shows up in real life. We talk about the enemy’s tactics — including lies, division, and isolation — and how these attacks can affect your thoughts, relationships, and walk with God. We also discuss the importance of the full armor of God and what it looks like to stay spiritually grounded through prayer, truth, and community. This is a real conversation about a very real battle — and how we stand firm in it. Real Stories. Real People. Real God.

Episode 2: We Were Sinners – Romans 5:8

In this episode of What a God, we share our personal testimonies and the journey of how God met us in some of our darkest moments. We talk openly about where we came from, the struggles we faced, and the grace that changed our lives. Romans 5:8 reminds us: “But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of suicide and mental health struggles. Listener discretion is advised. If you would like to have your testimony featured on the podcast, email us at whatagodpodcast@gmail.com [whatagodpodcast@gmail.com]. Real Stories. Real People. Real God