What do you do when life feels heavy, your emotions feel all over the place, and you don’t even know how to pray?

In this episode, Ash and Shaylee unpack Psalm 42:11 and have an honest conversation about what it looks like to wrestle with your own thoughts while still choosing to hope in God. From the pressure to appear like everything is fine, to the reality of feeling downcast or overwhelmed, they explore the tension many people feel between honesty and faith.

They talk about the power of speaking truth over yourself, why our words matter more than we realise, and how important it is to bring what we’re really feeling into the light instead of hiding it behind a mask. This conversation also highlights the importance of asking God questions, getting to the root of what we’re feeling, and allowing Him to bring clarity and healing in the process.

Ultimately, this episode is a reminder that faith doesn’t ignore our emotions — it brings them to God, and then chooses to hope anyway.

“Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him.” — Psalm 42:11

What do you do when life feels heavy, your emotions feel all over the place, and you don&rsquo;t even know how to pray?
In this episode, Ash and Shaylee unpack Psalm 42:11 and have an honest conversation about what it looks like to wrestle with your own thoughts while still choosing to hope in God. From the pressure to appear like everything is fine, to the reality of feeling downcast or overwhelmed, they explore the tension many people feel between honesty and faith.
They talk about the power of speaking truth over yourself, why our words matter more than we realise, and how important it is to bring what we&rsquo;re really feeling into the light instead of hiding it behind a mask. This conversation also highlights the importance of asking God questions, getting to the root of what we&rsquo;re feeling, and allowing Him to bring clarity and healing in the process.
Ultimately, this episode is a reminder that faith doesn&rsquo;t ignore our emotions &mdash; it brings them to God, and then chooses to hope anyway.
&ldquo;Why, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him.&rdquo; &mdash; Psalm 42:11