This week’s episode is different. April shares from a place of grief, prayer, and reflection after the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, the murder of a young woman on a train, ongoing school shootings, and other tragedies shaking our nation. Rather than diving into politics, this is a conversation about how Christians can process these events through the lens of faith. April talks about the weight of constant news, why our spirits were never meant to carry it all, and the importance of stepping back to listen for what God is calling us to do in these times. Whether that calling is prayer, teaching, showing mercy, or simply loving people we disagree with—this episode reminds us that the heart of our faith is love. If the world feels dark and heavy, may you walk away comforted, encouraged, and reminded that your hope is secure in Christ.

• John 11:35 – Jesus wept.
• Matthew 5:14–16 – You are the light of the world.
• Romans 12:21 – Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
• 1 John 4:19 – We love because he first loved us.
• Philippians 4:7 – The peace of God…will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

🎬 Episode Credits (end of show notes & YouTube description):

• Podcast: The Invisible Illness Club Podcast

• Host: April Aramanda

• Editing & Production: April Aramanda

• Transcription: Otter.ai

• Music: Licensed through Envato

• Resources & Community: The Unseen Sisterhood Newsletter