Abusive and toxic relationships exist everywhere, from within families to the workplace to even places like the church (yes, even the church!). These traumatic experiences happen within the context of relationships that are supposed to be safe for us and many times we find ourselves stuck because of these experiences. In this episode, actress, podcaster, and minister Jill Monaco shares her own journey through betrayal and hurt and the keys she learned to get herself unstuck through the love of God. Jill is known for being captivating with her high-energy, humorous approach to life’s serious issues. Her faith-filled and transparent stories will encourage you to become all that God has created you to be.
Credits for this episode:
Host: Daniel Black
Producer, editing and sound production: Kenneth Lim
Art and Social Media: Natasha Yap
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