Release Doubt, Reveal Purpose
Dive into the inspiring world of “Release Doubt, Reveal Purpose with Sylvia Worsham,” where each episode unfolds the remarkable journey of transformation and self-discoveries so you too can transform any area of your life on the path to your soul’s true purpose.
Episodes
Ever felt like church gave you feelings but not footing?
We sat down with host and seeker-turned-builder, Cassian Bellino, to unpack how a lifelong Christian who still felt lost found a third way: a scholar-driven, heart-forward podcast that makes Scripture make sense.
Cassian shares the honest prayer that changed everything—“I want to want You”—and the surprising chain of providence that followed: a pastor on a plane, a...
What if your biggest wins hid your deepest drift?
We sit down with entrepreneur and coach Jamaul Ford to unpack how scaling businesses—and serving everyone else first—cost him his identity, his marriage, and his connection to his own body.
Jamaul opens up about the moment he realized he’d been living on borrowed goals and “nice guy” patterns that masked a fear of vulnerability. Therapy, prayer, and a hard look ...
What if your body staged an intervention to save your life? That’s where Rachael’s story begins—on the floor of a glass-walled office—an unmistakable signal that the grind had swallowed the person.
We walk through the fear, the bruised ego, and the radical choice to trade status for alignment, not as a highlight reel but as a faithful record of how a whisper can outvote the loudest world.
Rachael discusses the d...
What if the first step out of fear isn’t a leap, but a line? We welcome Australian poet Nadine Ellis, whose new book The Grey Between distills thirty years of lived experience into poems that hold trauma, courage, motherhood, neurodivergence, and renewal in equal measure.
Nadine shares how undiagnosed autism and dyslexia shaped her early years—feeling out of place, learning English at school, and struggling to be heard i...
Ever feel like the family runs on your unseen effort?
We dive into the real work of “daughtering” with Dr. Allison Alford, a family communication expert whose upcoming book, Good Daughtering: The Work You’ve Always Done, The Credit You’ve Never Gotten, And How To Finally Feel Like Enough, names what so many women live every day. Together, we explore why daughters become the quiet architects of connection, how that role s...
What do you do when the life you built for 25 years disappears overnight? We sit down with Elizabeth Jane, who turned the shock of a sudden divorce into a blueprint for healing, self-leadership, and lasting joy. Her story moves from raw grief to grounded wisdom, and she shares the simple tools that made the difference: two minutes of deep belly breathing to calm the nervous system, a daily joy practice to anchor presence...
What if your confidence isn’t something you find, but something you build—one obedient step at a time?
Mbo'A joins us to share how a bold move to Ukraine shattered old ambitions and rebuilt them on a stronger foundation: God first, identity secure, and actions aligned with calling. We trace the shift from chasing status to serving purpose, and why the real question isn’t “Can I get there?” but “Who am I becoming on ...
The moment school ends, the rails disappear—and suddenly you’re supposed to design a life you’ve never practiced living. We sit down with youth coach Hillary Spiritus to untangle that leap, challenge hand-me-down definitions of success, and map a path that’s actually yours. From family pressure and social media comparison to the quiet tug of your inner voice, we explore how to move from borrowed dreams to authentic direc...
What if the nudge you’ve been ignoring is the doorway to your real life? We sit down with Dan Parr, a Nashville-based voice actor who never planned to touch Scripture—until corporate downsizing, a few well-timed affirmations, and a stubborn whisper from God pushed him to create an easy-to-understand Bible for people who feel shut out by religious language.
Dan’s story begins quietly and moves with purpose. A ne...
Ever zoned out in a boring meeting, blinked, and found yourself in the driveway? That gentle drift is the same brain state hypnotherapists use to help us change stubborn patterns—without gimmicks, fear, or loss of control. We sit down with hypnotherapist Craig Meriwether to demystify hypnosis, break down brainwaves in plain English, and explore how the subconscious stores “files” that shape our reactions to stress, grief...
What if the ladder you’ve been climbing leans against the wrong wall? Aaron joins us to unpack how 20 years on Wall Street led to a breaking point, a leap into the unknown, and a framework for awakening that blends grounded logic, psychology, and practical spirituality.
We talk candidly about illusions of success, the subtle ways systems train us to equate worth with productivity, and the courageous work of reclaiming ...
What if the problem isn’t your child, but the way we’re asking their brain to learn?
We sit down with Russell Van Brocklen, who once tested at a first-grade reading level and later held his ground in law school, to unpack a strength-first approach that helps dyslexic and ADHD learners thrive. Instead of forcing kids through slow, demoralizing drills, Russell shows how to harness what’s already overactive and powerful:...
What if the hardest things that ever happened to you became the very tools that set you free?
That’s the surprising turn in our conversation with author and speaker Michaela Cox, who faced the “triple D” by 38—disability, divorce, and death—and learned how to transform crisis into clarity.
Born totally blind and later regaining impaired sight, she grew up solving problems most of us never consider: accommodations at s...
Fear, doubt, and worry can feel like permanent settings—until you learn to build a case for yourself. We sit down with Heather Hansen, former top trial attorney and author of The Elegant Warrior, to explore how courtroom tools translate into everyday wins at work, at home, and in moments when identity is shifting. After two decades defending doctors and nurses in high-stakes medical cases, Heather didn’t jump to a new...
What if the first step toward healing wasn’t advice, but silence—the kind that lets someone finally speak? We sit down with Noah, who was diagnosed with clinical depression at 13 and later with anxiety that didn’t look “textbook.” His story threads through family strain, a grandmother’s dementia, school pressures, and the moment a mom simply asked, “Are you okay?” and then listened for two hours.
From there, we trace ...
What if the feeling of being “broken” is actually a map back to yourself?
We sit down with Cristiano Colla to trace a raw, human journey from loneliness and post-breakup spirals to a 12-day ayahuasca retreat in the Peruvian jungle—and, more importantly, the quiet months of integration that followed. The result isn’t a tidy cure; it’s a grounded way of living where pain is acknowledged, the body leads, and purpose unfo...
The applause was loud, the flights were first class, and the ladder kept climbing—until Angie realized she couldn’t hear her own soul anymore.
What follows is a candid, faith-infused journey from top-performing medical device sales rep to global traveler to founder of Sacred Rebellion, a free community teaching the 12 principles of peaceful revolution. It invites people from all backgrounds to learn principles modeled...
Fear can feel like a full-time job when life collapses at once—divorce, layoffs, a financial crash, and the gnawing question of who you are without your old identity.
We sit down with relationship coach and author Jonathon Aslay to explore how he climbed out of that chaos, traded numbing habits for healing practices, and found purpose he couldn’t have imagined at the start. His story is raw and practical, full of real...
What if the life you built isn’t the life that fits you anymore? We sit down with children’s author Ron Kinscherf, who walked away from decades in corporate IT and found unexpected joy crafting stories for kids—sparked by a grandson, an anthill, and a simple what if.
His journey blends creativity, faith, and a quiet courage to follow what feels true, even when the path looks nothing like your résumé.
Ron shar...
A heartbeat in the 20s. Three warnings ignored. And then the flatline that changed everything.
Rob Rene joins us to unpack how a stubborn refusal to get a pacemaker turned into an operating-table collapse, a literal restart, and a powerful reset of values, priorities, and purpose. What emerges is bigger than a medical story—it’s a guide to aligning health, faith, and daily choices when life forces you to choose what t...
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