Ganel-Lyn sits down with her friend Shelaine Maxfield, head of the Younique Foundation, to talk about survivors of sexual abuse and helping them heal. Shelaine and her husband started the Younique Foundation after the two were having a conversation and thought, "someone should do something about this," and they decided they would do something about it together! Shelaine has a wonderful story and we're so happy for you to see and hear it.
Williamson Sintyl joins Ganel-Lyn on the yellow couch to talk about his experience growing up in Haiti, and being trapped under a 3-story building after the 2010 earthquake. Williamson talks about spending days under rubble hoping that someone would find him and that he, and a boy he could hear next to him, would survive. He talks about the first time he ever prayed, and God answered him!
Williamson talks about devoting to serve God and do whatever he can to help his Haitian brothers and sisters thrive in their life. He says that once God saved him from the rubble, he promised that he would serve Him for the rest of his life.
GET READY. This episode contains every manna answer from all of the amazing guests we've had on the yellow couch! From Netflix, to intentionally seeking joy, to finding space for rest, to making room for God in our every day lives, there are a variety of answers that you'll love.
In this full interview, Scott Sorensen, Ganel-Lyn's amazing friend. joins her on the yellow couch to talk about his lifelong journey with depression and anxiety. Scott talks about his life with depression and anxiety leading up to a culmination, where he was sitting in his car, contemplating suicide. He received words in his heart, and God helped him understand why he has depression.
Scott also talks about the story where Peter walked on water with Christ. Peter started to fall through the water, saying, "Lord save me!" Christ was right there, and picked Peter out of the water. Scott sees his life experience as Peter, and his current point in the journey is walking with Christ back to the boat.
This conversation on the yellow couch is SO raw and powerful! Keith shares his middle and his journey with alcohol abuse including how he ended up married to a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (sometimes known as Mormonism). An unexpected relapse after 11 years of sobriety left Keith with a terrible secret. You'll want to watch this one all the way through.
Today we welcome Emily Jane to the yellow couch to chat with Ganel-Lyn about navigating at-home church. Emily Jane was invited because she’s been having her own at-home worship for the past 4 years! Emily Jane discovered the Church of Jesus Christ (otherwise known as the Mormon Church or LDS Church) 4 years ago.
Unfortunately, she was unable to formally attend Church services so she chose to practice her beliefs at home. During this pandemic, many Churches have been forced to close and many people have been left trying to determine how to continue their worship at home. Fortunately, Emily Jane has lots of experience worshiping at home so she shares how she’s been navigating the at-home worship.
Welcome back to The Middle with the amazing Ganel-Lyn Condie! In this episode, we discuss something very serious and we hope you take the topic seriously as well. Ganel-Lyn lost her dear sister to suicide and talks about her experience. She talks about the necessity to STAY IN YOUR BODY. Things can be so difficult in life, more difficult than we can imagine. But today we’re asking you to STAY. We need you. The world needs you, whether you believe it or not. Stay.
Welcome to the first episode of The Middle! We’ve been stoked for this series and are extra stoked that we got to film with Alex Boye, popular singer and speaker, for the debut. In this episode, Ganel-Lyn invited Alex to join her to talk about race issues. As you know, the United States (as well as just about every other part of the world) has been in the middle of racial inequality for hundreds upon hundreds of years.
Alex talks about his experience being a member of the Black community and the racial issues he’s experienced. His tells his raw and real stories with hope and faith in the future. He discusses what we can do to change moving forward.
FRIENDS! We're so excited to finally announce the project that we've been working on for MONTHS! Today we're launching a new playlist on our channel called THE MIDDLE with Ganel-Lyn Condie :)
You know when you're going through something realllyyy hard? And everyone gives you advice on how to "get out" of the difficult? But no one really talks about what it's like to be IN THE MIDDLE of the difficulty? On this channel, we're going to talk about being in the middle of trials-- depression, infertility, suicidal thoughts, chronic illness, political issues, etc.