Im Back! Returning to Youtube after a Year @TruthTraumaTheology

Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

I decided to step away from the creating content last year and wanted to share why I left. I also want to share about what is next in 2025 and what you can expect.

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Im Back! Returning to Youtube after a Year

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$We Live Only To The Edges Of Our Wounds with Karen Sjoblom When Karen Sjoblom relocated to her Midwest birthplace after her daughter left for college, she anticipated exciting possibilities. Instead, she found herself on an unexpected pilgrimage through past trauma, family fractures, and rigid generational expectations. That’s when she discovered she’d have to cross through a wilderness of pain if she wanted to reach her own promised land. Mirroring the biblical Exodus in which the Israelites were delivered out of Egypt—a place familiar but enslaving—Sjoblom’s reflections on her healing journey illumine the unique losses, lies, and failings we can stumble on, especially at midlife. And yet, they also point to healthier beliefs, relationships, and possibilities to carry us forward. With humor, hope, and hard-won wisdom, Gone for Goodwill help you: Understand the healing reasons for your desert seasonsTrust that God is a good guide who wants to redeem your painWalk in authentic freedom from the pain of what’s been to the promise of what might be Sjoblom poignantly captures the exhilaration of new beginnings, the longing for what’s left behind, the grief over our wandering years, and the truths required to leave “Egypt” behind. A good God does indeed allow hard journeys, but there’s redemption on the other side: renewed trust in his character, freedom from the past, and knowledge that it’s never too late to embark on a soul-healing expedition. As Sjoblom demonstrates, when we stay with the lessons until the lessons are learned, God enables us to release our wounds and losses so they’re gone—for good. For more information about Karen visit https://www.karensjoblom.com$

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I'm Back! Returning to Youtube after a Year