A podcast about beloved identity and how it changes everything. Most of us were taught to see God through fear, pressure, or performance. But what if Jesus reveals a Father who is better, kinder, and closer than we ever imagined? And what if seeing God as Jesus did is the key to finally seeing yourself rightly too? Already Loved is a podcast for Christians who want to live from identity, not anxiety. Here, hosts Batsirai & Aimee Chada guide you into a deeper experience of who God is, who you ...
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Petra Van Weerden: The Parenting Triggers We Don’t Want to Talk About
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In this powerful episode, Aimee sits down with therapist and pastor Petra Van Weerden to explore how our own stories, childhood trauma, and emotional triggers shape the way we parent. Together they unpack why connection matters more than compliance, why kids need emotional safety to thrive, and how grace and obedience can coexist in Christian paren…
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When “Good Christian Parenting” Becomes a Trap
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Discipline. Expectations. Pressure. The fear of getting it wrong. Christian parents carry a weight that often has nothing to do with Jesus. In this episode, Batsirai and Aimee talk honestly about the exhaustion that comes from trying to be the “perfect Christian parent,” the anxiety that surrounds behavior and compliance, and the subtle belief that…
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We Broke the Rules in Bible College
And God Still Showed up for the Walk
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We got pregnant in Bible college—far from perfect, terrified of shame, and unsure what our future held. In this honest first episode, we share the real story: falling in love, breaking the rules, facing unexpected pregnancy, navigating Christian culture, getting married young, and discovering who we were when the fig leaves came off. It felt like A…
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We all carry childhood moments that follow us into adulthood—the good, the painful, and the ones we didn’t understand at the time. In this episode, Batsirai and Aimee unpack how identity is formed through stories, emotional experiences, and the unintentional messages kids absorb along the way. They share personal memories of conflict, injustice, vo…
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