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Truth of Anxiety
Fear, worry, and anxiety are often used interchangeably, but are they really the same thing? In this episode, we take an honest look at anxiety through a biblical lens. We explore how anxiety is defined, how it differs from fear and worry, and what Scripture reveals about its causes and effects.
What does the Bible say about anxiety? Does God address the struggles that fuel anxious thoughts and overwhelming emotions? How do we find hope when anxiety feels relentless, and what can we do when it escalates into panic or anxiety attacks?
Join us as we discuss practical, faith-centered ways to confront anxiety, renew our minds, and anchor ourselves in God's promises. Whether you're personally battling anxiety or seeking to support someone who is, this conversation offers biblical encouragement, real-world tools, and hope for the journey toward peace.
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In this heartfelt episode, Cheryl and Rachel continue their honest conversation about depression, including the sensitive topic of suicide. They explore where hope can be found even in the darkest moments and dive into important questions like: How do our thoughts shape our emotions? What guidance does the Bible offer regarding suicide? What practical steps can help when you’re struggling with depression? And how can you cope when a friend takes their own life? Join them for a compassionate discussion filled with understanding, encouragement, and hope.
Here are the verses we discussed in both episodes onDepression
Genesis 1:27
Nehemiah 8:10
Psalms 13, 16:7, 27, 38, 42
Proverbs 12:25
Jeremiah 20
Romans 8:31-34
2 Corinthians 10:5, 19-20
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Today Dr. Cornelius and Dr. Bell dive into a compassionate, conversation about depression: what it is, what it isn’t, and where hope fits in. They unpack tough questions like whether sorrow and grief differ from “sinful” depression, how symptoms can be physiological as well as cognitive, and what Scripture — especially the Psalms — teaches about broken hearts.
What you’ll hear:
- A careful distinction between grief/sorrow and sinful depression.
- The role of hope in healing.
- Practical symptoms: is depression physiological or simply wrong thinking.
- Honest examples from the Psalms that model lament, honesty, and hope.
- How the heart, behavior, and thoughts interact — and where healing pathways begin.
Tune in for a compassionate, biblically grounded discussion that avoids quick answers and centers both truth and tender care.
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Join Dr. Bell and Dr. Cornelius for a thought-provoking conversation exploring emotions through a biblical worldview. Are emotions inherently good—or can they lead us astray? Did Jesus experience the full range of human emotions? And what are we meant to do with feelings that are uncomfortable, overwhelming, or even sinful?
In this episode, they unpack what Scripture says about the purpose of emotions, how they shape our spiritual lives, and how believers can respond to them in a way that honors God. Whether you struggle with anger, fear, joy, or sorrow, this discussion offers clarity, wisdom, and practical encouragement for navigating your emotional life with faith and discernment.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Cornelius to explore the story behind her faith. From her early life and church experiences to the ways Scripture has shaped her relationship with God, Dr. Cornelius shares how her journey has evolved over time. She also opens up about how she approaches Bible study and discipleship with her own children, the life-changing moments that deepened her faith, her favorite book of the Bible, and how she learned to truly study God’s Word. Join us as we discover how the truth of Scripture has the power to transform lives.
Here are the resources discussed in today's episode:
Children's Inductive Bible Studies.
https://shop.precept.org/collections/for-children-kids
Tiny Theologians
https://www.tinytheologians.shop/
Jen Wilkin's book Women of the Word
https://a.co/d/aDMU2rk
[We are not affiliated in any way with any of these organizations. These are just resources we have found useful]
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Happy New Year! After a short break, we’re back with new episodes. Over the next two weeks, we’ll be getting to know Dr. Bell and Dr. Cornelius a little better.
Today, we begin with Dr. Cheryl Bell. In this episode, she shares her personal story, including how she grew up and the role her family played in fostering a relationship with the church and the Bible. Dr. Bell also opens up about her journey to salvation, what has influenced her walk with God, and how she learned to study the Bible.
Tune in for an inspiring and reflective conversation to start the new year.
As always, you can find us on Facebook. If you have any questions about anything we've mentioned in the podcast, feel free to reach out!
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In this episode, Cheryl and Rachel dive deep into the rich and often misunderstood topic of sanctification. What does it really mean to be sanctified — and how does that process unfold in the life of a believer? Together, they unpack what Scripture teaches about being set apart for God’s purposes and how sanctification is both a moment and a lifelong journey.
From exploring the role of the Holy Spirit to the impact of trials, obedience, and spiritual disciplines, Cheryl and Rachel discuss the many ways God works to transform His people into the likeness of Christ. Whether you’re new to the faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, this conversation will encourage you to see sanctification not as a burden, but as a beautiful, ongoing work of grace.
If you have any questions, or want to reach out, email us!
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In this soul-stirring episode, Cheryl and Rachel reflect on the profound meaning of Salvation. What does it mean to be saved, and why is this gift so essential to our faith journey? Together, they explore how God’s grace reaches every heart, how we can lovingly share the gospel with others, and whether Salvation speaks only to nonbelievers—or to all who seek renewal in Christ. Join them for a heartfelt conversation filled with Scripture, reflection, and hope as they uncover the beauty of God’s saving love.
If you have questions and would like to reach out to us, please email us at [email protected]. We would be more than happy to talk with you.
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In this episode, Cheryl and Rachel explore The Truth of Sin, taking a closer look at what it means for humanity and how it impacts our daily lives. Their conversation dives into key questions, including:
Were we born with a sin nature?
Does sin only affect the individual, or does our personal sin affect others?
What is the connection between our emotions and sin?
Join them for an honest and insightful discussion that blends theology, personal reflection, and practical truth.
If you have any questions about this or any other episode, please reach out to [email protected]
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What does the Bible really say about mankind? In this episode, Cheryl and Rachel explore the foundational truths of what it means to be human from a biblical perspective.
Together, they unpack key themes including:
Man as a created being
The unity of body and soul
The reality of our sin nature
God's design for community
Join the conversation as they dive deep into Scripture and reflect on how these truths shape our identity, relationships, and purpose.
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In this thought-provoking episode of Truth Transforms, Rachel and Cheryl dive into some of the biggest questions about God’s existence and nature. While these topics could take a lifetime to explore, this conversation serves as a starting point—touching on God’s Omnipotence, Omniscience, and Omnipresence, as well as the profound truth that He reveals Himself to us.
Whether you're seeking answers or simply curious, we invite you to listen in—and we pray it sparks a deeper desire to know who God truly is.
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Is the Bible Really Enough? Exploring the Sufficiency of ScriptureIn this episode, Cheryl and Rachel dive deep into the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture. Together, they unpack what it really means to say the Bible is “enough,” and why that matters for believers today.1. What do we mean when we say Scripture is sufficient?
2. How can we know that what the Bible says is true?
3. The Bible doesn't give us help for everyday specific issues (like how to fix a car or how to perform surgery), so how does it help our daily lives?
4. Why do we struggle with the sufficient nature of the Bible?
📖 Want to read the poem Dr. Bell shared in this episode? You can find “The Anvil” by John Clifford here.
