S2 E22 The Stuff Under the Stuff: Case Dismissed

S2 E22 The Stuff Under the Stuff: Case Dismissed

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2561156/fan_mail/new] Have you ever felt like God forgave you, but you never forgave yourself? In this deeply personal episode, I share a battle I've quietly fought for years. As I prepare to marry Jason, I find myself revisiting old mistakes, old regrets, and old dreams that never came to be. I wanted the marriage my parents had. One husband. One lifetime. One love story. Instead, I find myself preparing for marriage number three and wrestling with the question: How can I have a voice when I've failed so many times? The truth is, I know where I went wrong. I ignored God's warnings. I made decisions based on what I wanted instead of what God was showing me. But somewhere along the way, owning my mistakes turned into carrying them. Confession became condemnation. Repentance became punishment. In this episode, we'll talk about the courtroom many of us carry in our minds—the place where old failures are retried, old regrets are replayed, and old wounds are presented as evidence against us. We'll explore the difference between conviction and condemnation, why comparison keeps us stuck, and what it means to finally accept the grace God freely offers. If you've ever found yourself trapped between regret for the past and gratitude for God's redemption, this episode is for you. Maybe the case isn't still open. Maybe Heaven dismissed it a long time ago. Maybe it's time we did too. Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story. Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: MeAgainGodPodcast@gmail.com Follow: Me Again God on social media Music: All places you stream your music You’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

S2 E21 The Stuff Under The Stuff: Trusting Yourself Again

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2561156/fan_mail/new] The Stuff Under the Stuff: Gaslighting (Part II) – We Said No, He Said Yes Last week, I shared the story of gaslighting, betrayal, and the painful discovery that the marriage I thought I had was built on a perception instead of reality. This week, we pick up where that story left off. Sitting in a U-Haul with a broken heart, a hearing disability that terrified me, and no idea what came next, I found myself leaning on God in a way I never had before. What I thought was the end of my story turned out to be the beginning of God's restoration. In this deeply personal episode, I share how God rebuilt my trust, taught me the difference between hearing His voice and following my own desires, and brought an unexpected person back into my life. Jason and I both swore we would never get married again, but God had other plans. We'll talk about healing after deception, learning to trust again, asking the hard questions, waiting on God's answers, and discovering that redemption is often found on the other side of our greatest disappointments. If you've ever wondered whether God can restore what was broken, redeem lost years, or write a better chapter than the one you imagined, this episode is for you. Sometimes the stuff under the stuff isn't the pain itself. It's the healing God is trying to bring through it. We said no. He said yes. Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story. Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: MeAgainGodPodcast@gmail.com Follow: Me Again God on social media Music: All places you stream your music You’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

S2 E20 The Stuff Under the Stuff: When You Stop Trusting Yourself

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2561156/fan_mail/new] As I prepare to get married in just a few weeks, I've found myself looking back at a chapter of my life that changed everything. In this deeply personal episode, I share the story of how I learned what gaslighting really is—and the shocking moment I realized I had been living it for years. What began as innocent jokes and confusing conversations slowly became something much darker. I found myself questioning my memory, doubting my judgment, and wondering if something was wrong with me. Then one Google search changed everything. We'll talk about what gaslighting is, how it works, why it is so damaging, and how the enemy uses confusion to separate us from truth. I'll share my own story of deception, the painful discovery that followed, and the biblical connection between gaslighting and the very first deception in the Garden of Eden. If you've ever questioned your reality, ignored red flags, doubted yourself, or wondered how you ended up in a situation you never saw coming, this episode is for you. The stuff under the stuff isn't always what happened to us. Sometimes it's what happened inside us because of it. Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story. Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: MeAgainGodPodcast@gmail.com Follow: Me Again God on social media Music: All places you stream your music You’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

S2 E19 The Stuff Under The Stuff Part 2

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2561156/fan_mail/new] In this powerful episode of Me Again, God, Charlene Condu tackles one of the most normalized struggles many women quietly carry: people-pleasing. What looks like kindness on the outside is often rooted in fear, approval-seeking, and the exhausting need to keep everyone else happy at the expense of ourselves. Through raw honesty, biblical truth, and real-life examples, Charlene breaks down the spiritual root behind people-pleasing and why Scripture calls the fear of man a snare. From over-explaining and apologizing for boundaries to silencing the calling God placed on your life, this episode exposes “the stuff under the stuff” and offers practical, faith-filled steps toward freedom. If you’ve ever said yes when you desperately wanted to say no… if you’ve ever felt trapped by the opinions of others… this conversation will hit home. Because freedom begins the moment you stop living for the approval of people and start living for the audience of One. Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story. Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: MeAgainGodPodcast@gmail.com Follow: Me Again God on social media Music: All places you stream your music You’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

S2 E18 The Stuff Under The Stuff

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2561156/fan_mail/new] In this brand-new series of Me Again, God, Charlene Condu dives into “The Stuff Under the Stuff” — the hidden heart issues quietly keeping so many women stuck spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. This isn’t about shame, perfection, or pretending to have it all together. It’s about finally getting honest about the things we normalize: comparison, control, bitterness, striving, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and the deeper roots beneath them. With raw honesty, biblical truth, real-life examples, and the casual “coffee and conversation” style listeners love, Charlene invites women into a deeper level of healing and freedom. This episode sets the foundation for the entire series by asking one powerful question: What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t what you thought it was? If you’ve ever felt like you love God but still can’t seem to break certain cycles… this series is for you. Because healing starts when we stop avoiding the stuff under the stuff. Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story. Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: MeAgainGodPodcast@gmail.com Follow: Me Again God on social media Music: All places you stream your music You’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.