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Relationship Truth: Unfiltered

Leslie Vernick
Conflict Resolution
Destructive Relationships
Personal Growth
Faith
Healing
Destructive Marriages
Biblical Teaching
Emotional Regulation
Pornography
Emotional Well-Being
Support Networks
Christian Counseling
Infidelity
Leslie Vernick
Emotional Abuse
Personal Accountability
Boundaries
Separation
Purity Culture
Christmas

Relationship Truth: Unfiltered is a place for people of faith to find real answers when it comes to destructive relationships. Leslie Vernick is the author of seven books, including the best-selling, ”The Emotionally Destructive Marriage.” She has dedicated her life to cutting through the religious confusion and teaching women to grow in their relationships: with God, with themselves, and with oth... more

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Latest Episodes

Resilience After Abuse: What It Really Means and How to Rebuild

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Have you ever felt so broken by your past that the idea of “resilience” feels impossible or even offensive?

You're not alone. In this honest and hope-filled conversation... more

When Healing Isn’t Instant: Reframing Mental Health, Faith, and Finding Your Next Step

Have you ever wondered if your struggles with anxiety, depression, or trauma mean you're not “spiritual enough”? Maybe you've tried praying harder, reading your Bi... more

What does it really take to go from paralyzing fear and emotional confusion to courageous clarity and freedom? In Part 2 of our conversation, Coach LeAnne Parsons continues her heart-stirring dialogue with three women who bravely walked the journey o... more

Have you ever looked at your life and thought, "I can’t keep living like this… but I don’t know how to change?" You’re not alone, friend. In this powerful episode, you’ll hear from three courageous women—Rhonda, Jill, and Christine—who were once stuc... more

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Recent Guests

LeAnn Parsons
Coach and facilitator of Empowered to Change group
Empowered to Change
Episode: From Confused to Courageous: Stories of Healing Through Empowered to Change Part 1
Michelle Hord
Author, speaker, leadership coach, and founder of Gabrielle's Wings
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Episode: Can I Ever Love Again? A Story of Hope After Unimaginable Loss with Michelle Hord
Jeannie Gerhard
A homeschool mom, writer, and former Conqueror member who shares her journey of healing from domestic abuse.
Episode: When Pretending Breaks You: Finding Peace After Overfunctioning in a Destructive Marriage
Michelle Moffitt
Psychotherapist, leadership coach, author of Cracked Open, and Enneagram expert
Episode: From Lost to Found: Reclaiming Your Voice, Identity & Faith in Destructive Relationships
Naghmeh Panahi
Advocate and author of 'I Didn't Survive'
Episode: I Didn’t Know I Was in an Abusive Marriage with Naghmeh Panahi
Tabitha Westbrook
Licensed therapist, author and nationally recognized expert on abuse
The Journey and The Process
Episode: Healing After Sexual Abuse: A Powerful Conversation with Tabitha Westbrook
Jenilee Goodwin
Certified professional life coach, neurodiversity coach, and ordained minister, passionate about helping women navigate the complexities of neurodiverse relationships and emotional abuse.
Episode: When Loving Him Hurts: Navigating Neurodivergence, Abuse, and Ministry Expectations
Rhonda Noordyk
Founder of the Women's Financial Wellness Center
Episode: Money, Marriage & Moving Forward: A Financial Guide for Women Facing Divorce with Rhonda Noordyk
Dr. Diane Langberg
Clinical psychologist and author specializing in trauma and abuse
Author of 'When the Church Harms God's People'
Episode: Power, Abuse, and the Church: Exposing the Truth with Dr. Diane Langberg

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Leslie Vernick
Host of Relationship Truth Unfiltered and author of several books focusing on emotional health and healthy relationships. Leslie provides insight into destructive relationships and encourages personal and spiritual growth.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 584 ratings
  • Julie S. & Episode 89

    Someone in mentioned episode 89 and I agree that I cringed at the way the conversation about “saving ourselves” came across. I’m sure that is not how it was intended, but it definitely sounded off. The coaches are great, but they do not make good podcast hosts. Not sure what happened with Julie S. and when I inquired the only response I received was that she no longer works for LV&Co. She was a great host and I wish her the best. Regardless, I’m still a fan of the mission and I’ll continue to po... more

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    Stillafan01
    United Statesa month ago
  • Jesus Centered

    It takes a bit to process all the information and come to the conclusion what the next right step is. Our God is for us, we have free will, we have convictions, and we can still have a servant’s heart, even when everything is falling apart.

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    MMWT19
    United States2 months ago
  • Breaking Free from Fear-Driven Living

    Mara’s vulnerability around boundaries, trauma, and leaving an abusive marriage reflects the kind of breakthrough that changes lives. Her journey highlights the deep shift that happens when fear no longer controls your choices—a message that’s both timely and empowering.

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    TPOFCarmichael
    United States6 months ago
  • Don’t Miss even One Episode

    I’ve learned so much from Leslie Vernick and the coaches. I highly recommend this podcast.

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    5
    LynneD5
    United States7 months ago
  • Yikes

    In episode 89 the woman she is interviewing says “You don’t need anyone to save you” right after mentioning the church telling you that you need Jesus to save you (along with a man and other things). Leslie agreed. But that is not Christian teaching at all. Beware.

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    Bethany2160
    United States8 months ago

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There is strong encouragement towards personal development and overcoming relationship challenges, making it a valuable resource for those in difficult situations.
Some critiques focus on the tone and delivery of certain episodes, suggesting areas for improvement in host dynamics.
Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions and find the content relatable and practical.
Feedback suggests a welcoming space for sharing personal stories within faith communities, emphasizing support and understanding.

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When Healing Isn’t Instant: Reframing Mental Health, Faith, and Finding Your Next Step
Q: How do you help a woman who's struggling with being where she is yet still wanting to get out of where she is?
The Bible says in Hebrews 12:2 that Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith, highlighting that God is not controlling, but invites us to co-create with Him and align our desires with His will.
When Healing Isn’t Instant: Reframing Mental Health, Faith, and Finding Your Next Step
Q: Do you think someone can love Jesus deeply and still need support for trauma or emotional recovery?
Yes, loving Jesus deeply and needing support for trauma or emotional recovery aren't mutually exclusive, as many who have a strong faith still experience emotional wounds and mental health challenges.
Can I Ever Love Again? A Story of Hope After Unimaginable Loss with Michelle Hord
Q: Did you ever feel guilty? Or as you were beginning to feel better, did you ever feel guilty?
One hundred percent. It's a part of grief is the both and. I can both grieve what I've lost and find love.
Can I Ever Love Again? A Story of Hope After Unimaginable Loss with Michelle Hord
Q: After all you've been through, how did you ever even begin to feel like your heart was ready to be open again to a new relationship?
I did not have a moment where I said, okay, I'm ready to fall in love again. I was doing the work that I felt like God had for me to do on myself.
When Pretending Breaks You: Finding Peace After Overfunctioning in a Destructive Marriage
Q: What was a significant breakthrough for you in your journey towards healing?
Recognizing the difference between forgiving and trusting, and learning that over-functioning for her husband was unhealthy.

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What is Relationship Truth: Unfiltered about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on equipping individuals of faith, the content addresses the complexities of destructive relationships, particularly in the context of Christian values. It features discussions centered around themes of emotional abuse, setting boundaries, and personal empowerment, delivered through heartfelt stories and practical advice. The format often includes interviews with coaches and individuals who share their transformative journeys, offering listeners relatable insights and actionable strategies for overcoming challenges in their relationships. Unique to this content is its commitment to not only exploring the psychological aspects of relationship dynamics but also threading in spiritual perspectives, enabling listeners to navigate their ... more

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2. Michelle Hord
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4. Michelle Moffitt
5. Naghmeh Panahi
6. Tabitha Westbrook
7. Jenilee Goodwin
8. Rhonda Noordyk

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