Keith Haney interviews Logan Hufford about his journey of overcoming sexual addiction. Logan shares the best piece of advice he received during his recovery, the importance of mentors and inspiration in his journey, and the resources that have helped him. He also discusses the process of rebuilding trust with his wife and offers advice for those struggling with sexual addiction. Logan emphasizes the need for believable behavior, seeking healing, and embracing change. He also highlights the lack of resources for women struggling with sexual addiction and the importance of addressing this issue.

During this conversation, DeAnna Sanders discusses her new book, 'The Unseen People,' which focuses on seeing and valuing the unique stories and experiences of individuals who are often overlooked.It is important to listen to and understand what others have to say.DeAnna shares stories and experiences that have shaped her commitment to justice and caring for others. She also talks about her weekly newsletter, 'A Good Word Wednesday,' and the impact of praying dangerous prayers. As a result, listeners are encouraged to see and connect with unseen people in their lives and make a positive difference to their lives.

When Kari, a certified pastry chef with roots deep in faith and creativity, joins us, she offers more than just a recipe for a perfect soufflé. She serves up a slice of her life, revealing how a childlike trust in the spiritual can unlock a treasure of new insights every time we engage with the sacred texts. Kari's anecdotes weave through her culinary heritage, paying homage to the women who seasoned her character with care and mentorship, demonstrating the undeniable impact that family leadership has on personal growth.

The tapestry of our conversation with Kari's rich with the threads of resilience and redemption. As she opens up about her turbulent past, from her teenage years marked by an abortion and a subsequent healing retreat to her childhood involvement with the Hare Krishna movement, listeners are invited into an intimate space of vulnerability and triumph. This episode navigates through the waters of trauma to the shores of hope, painting a portrait of a life that, while battered by storms, is anchored firmly in the bedrock of faith.

Kari's literary offering, "Suicidal, No More: Finding Peace Through the Storm," acts as a beacon for those navigating their own tempests. As she reflects on the metamorphosis from skepticism to a faith-filled existence, she shares how her story has reached others through the connective power of social media. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a testament to the human spirit's capacity to find light in the darkest of places and how one's belief can be both a shield and a guiding star.

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