Bloom Today Season 1 Episodes

Episode 1

But the World is so Broken

How does a good God fit into a broken world? Ginny and Paula discuss how every good thing comes from God, but Satan comes to steal, kill and destroy.

Episode 2

I'm not a Victim, am I?

Ginny and Paula define what circumstances define a victim and how ignoring or downplaying brokenness prevents the healing God wants to bring.

Episode 3

But I'm not Beautiful

28 mins

Finding our beauty in comparison to the world's standards is a perpetual trap. Ginny and Paula share how God determines our true beauty by the purity of our hearts.

Episode 4

I'm Married, so it can't be Abuse, Right?

Ginny and Paula discuss how God created marriage to represent His loving heart for the church rather than becoming an idol. Nicole C. Mullen shares hope after an abusive marriage.

Episode 5

Reclaiming Lost Dreams After Hardship

God can use life's challenges to fulfill our dreams in unexpected ways. Country music artist, McKenna Hydrick's, dream was restored after illness stole her hope.

Episode 6

Am I Still Lovable After Failing?

Mon, Sep 11, 2017

Episode 7

Do I Deserve Forgiveness

Mon, Sep 18, 201728 mins

Ginny & Paula share how forgiving yourself is part of God's plan of redemption. Author, Sheryl Griffin, tells how she forgave herself for choosing three abortions.

Episode 8

What if I was Abandoned?

Mon, Sep 25, 201728 mins

We belong to God the Father first and foremost - no matter how humans treat us. Author and entrepreneur, Michelle Moore, explains her path from abandonment to forgiveness.

Episode 9

Is There Grace After My Adultery?

Mon, Oct 2, 201728 mins

Ginny & Paula define God's conviction vs. satan's condemnation. Author Christy Neal reveals how she found healing after the church ostracized her despite repenting for adultery.

Episode 10

Following God When It's Not Fair

Mon, Oct 9, 201728 mins

Ginny & Paula discuss how God is not fair; instead, He is loving and just. A single father of 5, Brian Myers chooses to parent full-time despite the unfairness of his situation.