Cries Of Redemption
Cries of Redemption is a faith-based podcast dedicated to breaking the silence around trauma, abuse, and deep emotional pain. Hosted by Janelle Starkey, a survivor and advocate, this podcast invites you into raw, honest conversations about healing, redemption, and the power of speaking truth. Each episode blends personal storytelling, biblical encouragement, and practical steps toward healing for those who feel forgotten, unloved, or broken. Whether you’ve walked through trauma or are supporting someone who has, you are welcome here. There is still hope. There is still healing. And you are deeply and unconditionally loved.
Cries Of Redemption
Latest Episodes
Jessie Hodges : I'm Still Here...
What happens when the people you should have been able to trust become the source of your deepest wounds?In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Cries of Redemption, I sit down with Jessie as she shares a story she has c...
The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin - Drugs and Alcohol
In this episode of The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin, I take a deeper look at drugs, alcohol, addiction, and the choices we make when we're hurting. I share some of my own experiences, talk about what Scripture says about our bodies a...
The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin - Same Sex Marriage
In this episode of The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin, I take on the difficult and often deeply personal topic of same-sex marriage. I share a childhood experience of being falsely accused of “doing it” with my cousin, whic...
The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin - Guns & Self Defense
The conversation continues as I revisit the men who argued they should be able to shoot someone simply because they feel threatened. Is feeling afraid enough to justify taking a life, or does God call us to examine something much deepe...
The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin - Gender Change
In this episode, I continue the The Most Offensive Word Today: Sin series by discussing one of the most sensitive and controversial topics in our culture today: gender change.I share my own childhood experiences and the thoughts...