This is The Renew Podcast. An Opendoor women's podcast where you receive hope and renewal as we share real and beautiful stories from a place of vulnerability centered around God’s Word. Don’t worry, we will be serving up belly laughs and refreshing your soul too. Seriously, who doesn’t love a good story? You know the one where Jesus gets the final say! Stories are verbal acts of hospitality. You’re invited to draw close and turn up the volume as people just like you share hope and healing through the power of the story.
Are you feeling stretched thin in the season you're in? If you've felt the weight of burnout while still trying to show up for the people who need you, this episode will encourage you.
Part two continues the conversation with Meredith of East Carolina Study Center. She talks about walking through burnout, the community of women who've held her accountable over the years, and the moment God called her to step into the role of executive director. Meredith also shares about house moms and dads, the volunteers who show up weekly to be a steady presence for EC students, and practical ways you can pray, volunteer, or give.
Learn more or get involved at ecstudycenter.org
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Something new is coming from Opendoor Church. Better Together is a podcast built around the belief that we grow best when we hear from many voices, not just one. Each season will bring in different guests, facilitators, elders, and staff to speak into different seasons of life.
The first season is for young adults, unpacking the hard and often disorienting shift from youth group to college ministry to adulthood.
Subscribe to Better Together now at opendoorchurch.com so you're ready for episode one.
Prayer can feel intimidating—especially when life feels busy, messy, or overwhelming. But what if prayer was never meant to be complicated?
In this episode of The Renew Podcast, Pastor Gina, Meghen, and special guest Angie Cline dive into the spiritual discipline of prayer and how it can become a natural, daily rhythm instead of a rigid religious routine.
From praying at the kitchen sink to learning how to hear God’s voice in the middle of everyday life, this conversation is full of wisdom, honesty, and encouragement for every season—whether you’re a young mom, a college student, or someone who has been walking with God for years.
They discuss:
How to make prayer practical and personal
Why prayer is a dialogue, not a monologue
Hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit
Intercessory prayer and standing in the gap for others
What to do when distractions, shame, or anger make prayer feel hard
Biblical models for prayer in Matthew 6, John 17, and Romans 8
Prayer is not about perfection; it’s about relationship.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I praying the right way?” this episode is for you.
Resources mentioned:
– The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence
– Finding the Heart’s True Home by Richard Foster
– Matthew 6
– John 17
– Romans 8
– Ephesians 1 & 6
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What is an Altar Night, and why does it matter right now?
In this powerful conversation, Pastor Aaron shares the heart behind Altar Nights at Opendoor Church and why he believes God is calling us back to something deeper. This isn’t about creating a moment; it’s about creating space for God to move.
We talk about:
If you’ve ever felt stuck, disconnected, or just hungry for more of God—this conversation is for you.
God is still moving. The question is this: are we making room?
Join us for Altar Nights at Opendoor Church
Come expectant. Come hungry. Come ready.
Share this with someone who needs a fresh encounter with God.
Find out more info at: https://opendoorchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/category/104215
You've got the desire to live with more intention. But somewhere between a word of the year you already forgot and a to-do list that never ends, it starts to feel like one more standard you can't meet.
In part two of this conversation, Pastor Gina and Meghen get practical. They walk through the key areas where intentionality actually shows up in real life: your relationship with the Lord, your friendships, your marriage, your season. And they land on something that might surprise you. Being intentional isn't about doing more. It's about paying attention to what's already right in front of you.
They talk about what it looks like to be God-active instead of culturally reactive, why vulnerability with the Lord is the best gauge of where you really are, how to reflect and release at the end of the day instead of picking yourself apart, and why the most intentional thing you can do might just be dropping something off at someone's door without waiting to be asked.
Text RENEW or WOMEN to 45000 to share your story, submit a prayer request, or connect with the Opendoor women's community.
You want to live with more purpose, but somewhere between the to-do list, the kids, and the mental background noise of everything you haven't done yet, intentional living starts to feel like one more thing to fail at.
In part one of this two-part conversation, Pastor Gina and Meghen unpack what it actually means to live intentionally, and it's not what you think. It's not a better planner or a longer checklist. It's knowing where you are, letting the Lord order what's in front of you, and learning to hold your days loosely enough that there's room for Him to move.
They open in Ephesians 5 and Colossians 3, then get honest about the moments that expose how stretched thin we really are: the short tone with our kids, the dinner reservations we choose because we know we'll actually be present there, the plant that kept growing because nobody was striving over it.
If you've been asking "Am I going to be okay?" and looking for the answer everywhere except the One who has it, this episode is for you.
Part two drops next month with practical steps you can actually use.
Text RENEW to 45000 to stay connected, share your story, or ask for prayer.
In Episode 62 of the Renew Podcast, Gina Robinson and Meghen Haggard kick off 2026 with a deep dive into what women are craving right now: real community, spiritual growth, emotional health, and intentional living. They revisit the top-streamed episodes of 2025 to uncover the themes that resonated most, including finding joy through pain, navigating friendships, developing a passion for God’s Word, and caring for the soul.
Gina and Meghen share the heart behind this year’s vision of living with intention and how intentionality simplifies life instead of complicating it. They talk about rhythms, spiritual practices, the hunger they see in women across both Opendoor campuses, and the transformative moments happening inside Spiritual Courses and Small Groups.If you’re stepping into 2026 wanting deeper connection, a renewed faith, and a clearer sense of what God is saying in your season, this episode gives you practical encouragement and a clear path to start.
Perfect for women pursuing spiritual growth, Christian community, emotional health, and intentional living.
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Send your stories, questions, or feedback: renew@opendoorchurch.com
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Chapters
0:00 Welcome to Episode 62
1:01 Reflecting on the New Year
3:22 Top Episodes of 2025
8:40 Why Women Are Hungry for God’s Word
11:00 Soul Care and Emotional Health
14:25 What’s Coming in 2026
16:40 Living with Intention
20:50 Monthly Women’s Text and How to Join
25:10 Sharing Stories, Prayer, and Community
28:50 Hearing God in Silent Seasons
32:20 Guests and Resources Coming This Year
35:10 Conference and Why It Matters
38:40 Small Groups, Hobbies, and Making Space
41:55 Spiritual Courses: Testimonies and Impact
47:30 Reclaiming Spiritual Disciplines
52:12 Community at the Table
56:14 When Obedience Looks Small
1:00:22 Simplifying Intentionality
1:03:10 Your Yes and Your No
1:05:30 Final Encouragement and How to Connect
If “rest” feels like one more thing on your to-do list, this episode is for you. Gina Robinson and co-host Meghen Haggard sit down with Senior Pastor Lauren Kennedy for a candid, hope-filled conversation about trusting God, setting healthy rhythms, and practicing Sabbath as a gift, not a rule. From sleepless nights to busy seasons, they get practical about creating margin, fighting legalism, and finding ways to truly connect with God, yourself, and life-giving community.
You’ll hear about:
• Why rest is an act of trust in God
• “Sleep and surrender,” praying Scripture when anxiety spikes (Psalm 4:8; Isaiah 40:31)
• Sabbath in real life for different seasons: ministry, motherhood, work
• The 85% rule for margin and how to pace for the long run
• Worship, walking, and other simple practices that refill your soul
• Replacing guilt and hustle with intentionality and delight
Resources mentioned:
• Soul Care by Debra Fileta (chapter on rest and the 85% rule)
• Rhythms of Renewal by Rebekah Lyons
• Sabbath: The Ancient Practices by Dan B. Allender
• Bible passages: Psalm 4:8, Isaiah 40:31
Stay connected and send prayer requests:
Email: renew@opendoorchurch.com
Women’s updates via text: text RENEW to 45000
If this encouraged you, share it with a friend, leave a rating, and subscribe so you never miss a new episode. You’re welcome here, and you don’t have to run on empty.
There’s a real move of God among college students, and they’re the ones asking, “Where can I find a church and a Small Group?”
Co-hosts Gina Robinson and Meghen Haggard talk with Margaret Turner, Director of Admissions & Recruitment for the ECU Honors College, about what’s changing in campus life: a generation hungry for truth, forming Bible studies in dorms and Greek life, and showing up early to church.
In this episode:Why Gen Z and Millennials are now leading in regular church attendance How students are starting their own Bible studies and finding fellowship fast Helping students root their identity in Christ instead of performance or comparison. Parenting through college transitions and decision-making confidence. Practical wisdom for exam week and healthy rhythms. How churches can support Christian faculty, staff, and students
Resources & Next Steps
ECU Connections: Christian faculty/staff list, campus ministries, and Pirate Academic Success Center (tutoring).
Opendoor College: College Night (every other Wednesday, Immanuel Campus – walkable from ECU), Young Adult Small Groups, and Thursday services at Winterville.
Hosts: Gina Robinson & Meghen Haggard
Guest: Margaret Turner (Director of Admissions & Recruitment, ECU Honors College)
Stay connected and send prayer requests:
Email: renew@opendoorchurch.com
Women’s updates via text: text RENEW to 45000
If this encouraged you, share it with a friend, leave a rating, and subscribe so you never miss a new episode. You’re welcome here, and you don’t have to run on empty.
If the world feels heavy, you’re not alone. In this timely conversation, Gina Robinson and co-host Meghen Haggard talk about navigating personal, communal, and cultural pain without slipping into a savior complex or burnout. Using the “backpack vs. boulder” picture, they share how to bear one another’s burdens while still carrying our own load, practice empathy with healthy boundaries, and turn to prayer as our first response.
You’ll hear about:
• Three layers of pain: personal, relational, and societal
• Empathy vs. Codependency (and how to know you’re out of balance)
• Practical ways to help: meals, rides, texts, real prayer, and wise referrals
• Creating margin by pausing to ask, “Lord, is this mine to carry?”
• Hope-filled Scriptures for hard weeks (Gal. 6:2–5; Rom. 12:15; 1 Pet. 1:6–7; Phil. 4:6)
Resources mentioned:
• Building a Resilient Life by Rebekah Lyons
• Debra Fileta’s “Are You Emotionally Healthy?” (Soul Care series)
Stay connected & send prayer requests:
Email: renew@opendoorchurch.com
Women’s updates via text: text RENEW to 45000
Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement today. You’re seen, loved, and never walking alone.
In this episode, Gina Robinson and co-host Megan Haggard dive into what it truly means to walk in freedom as daughters of God.
From everyday struggles to life’s pressures, they remind us that freedom in Christ brings confidence, peace, and joy no matter what season we’re in.
They explore Galatians 5 and 2 Corinthians, unpacking how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live beyond the weight of expectations, disappointments, and striving.
Gina and Megan share honest stories about timing, dreams, and learning to embrace both fun and stillness as part of spiritual growth.
This conversation is a reminder that freedom isn’t about perfection. It’s about releasing control, leaning into God’s timing, and walking daily in the Spirit. Whether you’re balancing motherhood, relationships, or simply trying to find joy in the middle of life’s demands, this episode will encourage you to rest in the truth that Christ has already set you free.
If you need prayer or want to connect with us, text the word RENEW to 45000 and we’d love to walk alongside you.
In this episode of the Renew Podcast, Meghen and Gina sit down for a heartfelt conversation about transition, trust, and spiritual growth.
From navigating big life changes (like getting a puppy and kids starting school) to unpacking what it means to release control and receive clarity, they open up about how God has been gently shaping them in this season. They share the importance of choosing a “word for the year,” how obedience doesn’t always mean ease, and how God’s kindness often shows up most clearly in the unexpected.
Whether you’re walking through change, craving deeper friendship, or learning to surrender, this episode is full of relatable truth, encouragement, and real-life faith. Plus, you’ll find resources, Scripture reflections, and how you can connect with the Renew community.
Have a question, need prayer, or want to share your story? Email us at renew@opendoorchurch.com or text the word RENEW to 45000 to get connected.
Join friends Gina, Lauren, Nikki, and Theresa as they discuss the challenges of maintaining friendships as adults. With busy schedules and various seasons of life, these challenges can be numerous, but the importance of friendship is something you never outgrow!
Join friends Gina, Lauren, Nikki, and Theresa as they discuss the challenges of maintaining friendships as adults. With busy schedules and various seasons of life, these challenges can be numerous, but the importance of friendship is something you never outgrow!
Join us for the final session from the Day of Renewal at Opendoor Church.
Session Notes:
https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?page=Skud9KZaJx
A true mark of a healthy believer is a deep and growing hunger for God's Word.
But how do you cultivate a genuine passion for the Bible? In this episode, Pastor Gina Robinson and Meghen Haggard share their personal journeys of falling in love with Scripture — offering practical insights, encouragement, and inspiration for anyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God's Word.
Discovering your God-given calling can be challenging. In this episode, Pastor Gina Robinson and Meghen Haggard discuss the significance of embracing everything that God has designed you to pursue. We often uncover our calling where our talents, gifts, and burdens intersect.
Life can be challenging. There are times when it’s hard to find joy, but for Whitford Wooten, joy is essential. Join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy as they sit down with Whitford and her friend Whitley Stalling to discuss how to discover joy through Christ, even amid life's toughest challenges.
Oftentimes, our soul is the last thing we think of when we think about taking care of ourselves. We will get physically and mentally healthy, but our soul is left neglected. In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy continue the conversation on the importance of caring for your soul.
Register for Day of Renewal on March 29, 2025.
https://opendoorchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2568532
Oftentimes, our soul is the last thing we think of when we think about taking care of ourselves. We will get physically and mentally healthy, but our soul is left neglected. In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy share the importance of caring for your soul.
In this episode of the Renew Podcast, pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy reflect on the past year and discuss exciting changes for the upcoming year.
Join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy for a discussion with Noel Smith, who shares her journey of healing from an unhealthy relationship and discovering her purpose in Christ.
Editor's Note: There was a technical issue with the video recording, this episode will be audio-only.
Join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy for a heartfelt conversation with Paige House. Paige's story highlights love and God's faithfulness, even in the unexpected.
"They say the world is made up of individual atoms, but the truth is the world is made up of individual stories. In the beginning, was the WORD - not atoms - and that very WORD exhaled and breathed us into being. Every story connects to another story, HIS story.
-Ann Voscamp
Editor's Note: There was a technical issue with the video recording, this episode will be audio-only.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a conversation with Meghen Haggard about the challenges she is facing in this season of her life. Every season brings with it joys and pains, but there are always lessons to be learned.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Stacia Friend as she shares her testimony. Her journey is definitely filled with difficult challenges that she was able to overcome with the help of Christ.
Editor's Note: There were some unexpected issues in the recording of this episode. The audio quality is a little off. We will have everything back to normal for the next episode.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy explore the topic of the five-fold ministry giftings, offering insights and experiences on how these gifts contribute to the growth of the Church.
Five Fold Ministry Gift Assessment:
https://5qcentral.com/tests/
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy explore the topic of the five-fold ministry giftings, offering insights and experiences on how these gifts contribute to the growth of the Church.
Five Fold Ministry Gift Assessment:
https://5qcentral.com/tests/
Join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy for a discussion with Ashley Piner. Together, they will discuss the importance of having a faith that interacts with every aspect of your life. Ashley will share parts of her personal journey and talk about how she has seen God present throughout her life.
In this episode, Pastor Gina Robinson has a conversation with Melissa Pearson, who shares the struggles and rewards of personal growth. This episode is sure to inspire you.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a delightful conversation with Daimon and Sarah Elliot, hosts of the Spicy Marriage Podcast, who are passionate about helping marriages not just survive but thrive.
"There's a discussion in this episode by Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy about an important aspect of our life with Christ. They talk about the significance of being authentic with ourselves and allowing God to work in the areas where we struggle, which is essential for real growth to take place."
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Lawson Dixon, a Licensed Counselor, to discuss the importance of living a life surrendered to God.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down to discuss their lives and what God is doing in their lives currently.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Cindy Taylor to discuss what to do when God shifts your plans. Cindy shared her story of using a surrogate to have a child in the past. Since then, God has blessed them with twins. Join us for this incredible story.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy discuss how rejection can be difficult, but not always a bad thing. They emphasize that no matter the "no" in your life, there is always something to be learned because God wastes nothing.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy continue the discussion with Cleere Reaves about how to maintain an appropriate Kingdom perspective in all aspects of life. No matter if it's at work, as a wife, or a mother, God is always with you in every detail, provided you allow Him to guide you.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a discussion with Cleere Reaves about how to maintain an appropriate Kingdom perspective in all aspects of life. No matter if it's at work, as a wife, or a mother, God is always with you in every detail, provided you allow Him to guide you.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, pastor Gina Robinson sits down for a conversation about family and business with Jordan Procter, Jen Lutz, and Marty Vanwright who own and operate Coastal Fog in Greenville, NC. Join us as they reminisce on the stories of starting a business together.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, pastor Gina Robinson sits down for a conversation about family and business with Jordan Procter, Jen Lutz, and Marty Vanwright who own and operate Coastal Fog in Greenville, NC. Join us as they reminisce on the stories of starting a business together.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy discuss with Heather Hamilton how to create a harmonious blended family.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy discuss with Heather Hamilton how to create a harmonious blended family.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy continue the conversation with Tonya Yancey about finding freedom in Jesus and how it impacts all aspects of her life.
In this episode of Renew Podcast, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy talk to Tonya Yancey about finding freedom in Jesus and how it impacts all aspects of her life.
In this episode of the Renew Podcast, pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy reflect on the past year and discuss exciting changes for the upcoming year.
In this episode, pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a conversation with Megan Holland about her dating journey. After several years and countless questions, Megan shares how God gave her more than she ever imagined.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a conversation with Wendy Jublou about ways to assist individuals who are struggling with addiction. Wendy is a licensed clinical health counselor and licensed clinical addictions specialist who has aided numerous people in finding freedom.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a conversation with Jenny White, who shares her story of overcoming chronic pain, addiction, and mental health struggles by surrendering to God.
Come join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy as they talk with Farren Macdonald. Farren shares her experience of finding a Godly community while navigating college life, trusting God to bring the right relationships in every season of life.
Come join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy as they talk with Leann Schlegel about the issue of shame. Sadly, many of us fall into the vicious cycle of shame in our lives, but the good news is that we can find hope in Jesus.
Join Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy as they converse with Meghen Haggard about the issue of church hurt. With the growing trend of deconstructing one’s faith in our society, it is crucial to navigate the difficulties of pain stemming from church institutions while still holding onto our faith in God.
In this episode, Pastor Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Mitzi Byrd to discuss growing and grieving through unexpected tragedy. Mitzi shares her experience of her son Parker's tragic boating accident resulting in the loss of his leg and how her faith in God helped her through the difficult times.
In this episode, Pastor Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Wendy Jublou, Licensed Clinical Health Counselor and Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist, to discuss how to influence change within yourself to move towards a better you.
In this episode, Hosts Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Lisa Stallings to discuss growing in the battlefield of your own heart. Working on ourselves is some of the most difficult yet rewarding work that anyone can do.Resources from this episode:Books:
Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud & John Townsend
Enemies of the Heart by Andy Stanley
Tailor Made by Alex Seeley
Becoming Yourself by Stacie Eldredge
Forgetting What You Can’t Forget by Lysa TerKeurst
The Marriage Devotional by Levi & Jennie LuskoPodcasts:
The Best of You | Dr. Alison Cook
Therapy & Theology | Lysa TerKeurst
In this episode, Host Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with author Cleere Cherry Reaves to discuss the miracle of life that was the birth of her son. Through this difficult journey, God gave Cleere a beautiful love letter that was both for her and for her son. This letter ultimately became The Miracle of You, her first children’s book that you can purchase at http://www.cleerelystated.com!
In this episode, Host Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Jordan Sheets from Covenant Church in Greenville, NC to talk about her journey of pregnancy and loss. Through her season of great pain, God brought supernatural peace in his presence and incredible joy through the beauty of adoption.
In this episode, Host Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Cindy Taylor and Lauren Hodges to discuss the remarkable story of how God used great friends to become an even closer family. It can be in the hardest of seasons of life that God creates something new.
Joy and pain can coexist in a season of waiting. Our faith is tested but also built as we face unfortunate circumstances that are painful and lonely in the process. Sit with us in the room, where we talk with Sarah Elliott and Christy Hubbard about their personal pain but also their joy through miscarriages, infertility, and barrenness. Maybe you have found yourself in a waiting room and are praying for God to answer. Our hope is that you are encouraged to draw near and receive His all-surpassing peace.
Healthy parents help create healthy children. In this episode, our hosts sit down with Anita Harrison to talk about how to foster a safe space for children to communicate so they can grow into all God has for their life.
Every child is different, and one style of parenting does not fit all. In this episode, our hosts sit down with Nikki Bailey as she shares her experience with parenting each child’s unique personality and nurturing the friendships that form as they become adults.
There are few callings as rewarding as being a parent, but that calling comes with a weight. There can be extremely difficult times that parents have to walk through. In this episode, Our hosts sit done with Page Aman to hear her story of parenting through some of the most challenging times in her life.
Life doesn’t always go as planned, and sometimes we suffer loss along the way. Even in the storm, God is still good. In this episode, our podcast hosts sit down with Sara Jones, Pastor Deana Kennedy, and Connie Connor to discuss how God carried them through painful times of loss and grief to find peace and joy again.
Life doesn’t always go as planned, and sometimes we suffer loss along the way. Even in the storm, God is still good. In this episode, our podcast hosts sit down with Sara Jones, Pastor Deana Kennedy, and Connie Connor to discuss how God carried them through painful times of loss and grief to find peace and joy again.
Marriage is a wonderful thing, but it can also be really hard. We must consistently work at it. In this episode, our podcast hosts sit down with Margaret Turner, Director of Admissions and Recruiting at the ECU Honors College, to discuss how we can successfully navigate the struggles of marriage and intentionally build better relationships.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with some of their best friends to discuss what it takes to create friendships that are healthy and will last.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with some of their best friends to discuss what it takes to create friendships that are healthy and will last.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Ashley Walters to hear her testimony of God’s goodness and power as He helped her overcome the stronghold of pornography in her life. By yielding our lives to the Holy Spirit, we can find true freedom.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Anita Harrison to continue the conversation about emotional health.
In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy sit down with designer Carley Summers to talk about her past struggles with addiction and her journey to find freedom in Christ. Refreshingly vulnerable, she shares her story to help others find hope in Him.
In this episode of The Opendoor Women's Podcast, Pastor Gina Robinson sits down with two amazing women, Lauren Everett and Kara Hudson, to discuss their journeys of making emotional health a priority.
In the first episode of The Opendoor Women's Podcast, Pastor Gina Robinson sits down with Pastor Lauren Kennedy to talk all about silencing the inner critic that so often plagues us.