Hold onto your seats, folks! This one is a deep dive and a wild ride! This week we are honored to chat with Kim Honeycutt, a top-rated psychotherapist with all the letters after her name, the author of But Your Mother Loves You, the founder of icuTalks, and a regular communicator at Mosaic Church in Charlotte, NC.

We’re talking about rejection, shame, and blame and how to get free from toxic relationships. It all sounds so serious, but we promise Kim’s humor keeps it light and love for God are all over every word she speaks. Enjoy!

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