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Is it sometimes harmful to keep the peace?
In this candid and deeply honest conversation, Laura Phelps opens up about the quiet healing work God is doing in her life right now. Together we talk about the hidden struggles behind codependency, the temptation to “spackle” over wounds instead of addressing them, and what it really means to let go of control.
Laura shares stories from her own childhood, her battle with an eating disorder, the ups and downs of nearly three decades of marriage, and yes—even what chickens have taught her about slowing down, paying attention, and letting God work.
If you’ve ever struggled with perfectionism, keeping the peace at all costs, or defining yourself by productivity, this episode will resonate with you. Laura’s unfiltered witness is full of humor, vulnerability, and hard-won wisdom that reminds us we’re never alone in the mess.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
* The surprising spiritual lessons Laura has learned from raising backyard chickens
* How childhood coping mechanisms can quietly shape adult relationships
* Why “keeping the peace” isn’t always the loving choice
* The role of codependency in so many of our hidden struggles
* What nearly three decades of marriage has taught her about love, respect, and letting God lead
* The prayer practice that’s grounding Laura’s healing journey today
? Laura’s story is unfiltered, vulnerable, and full of grace. If you’ve ever wrestled with control, codependency, or the pressure to keep everything “just fine,” her witness will remind you that God meets us in the mess and gently leads us toward healing and freedom.
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