# Raleigh Sadler

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Tomy Cummins on being a shepherd of the mind.

What if the hardest thing you're carrying could teach you how to carry someone else? On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler sits down with pastor and author Tomy Cummins to talk honestly about trauma, mental health, emotional health, suffering, and what it means to care like Christ when s…

Karis Meier on redeeming suffering.

What if the goal isn’t to escape suffering, but to learn how to walk through it with God? On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler welcomes back Karis Meier, author of Suffering Redeemed, for an honest conversation about chronic illness, unanswered prayer, faith, and finding purpose when th…

Origin Stories: Little Steps, Big Heights with Raleigh Sadler

Gather around to hear Raleigh's story of how little steps can lead to great heights. Raleigh is the founder and executive director of Let My People Go, the author of Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking and the Let My People Go Handbook, and the host of MercyCast, a podcast about learning the…

Genee Francis on praying together.

What if one of the simplest ways to strengthen your marriage is also one of the easiest to overlook? Prayer is more than a conversation about God—it’s an invitation to talk with God. On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler welcomes back Genee Francis, Assistant Director for Content and Pro…

Johanna Rojas Vann on finding hope amid grief.

What if grief doesn’t get smaller—but you can learn to carry it while still finding hope, joy, and God’s goodness? On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler sits down with author Johanna Rojas Vann to talk honestly about grief, miscarriage, suffering, faith, friendship, and hope. Johanna sha…

Episode 134: Raleigh Sadler on Human Trafficking

On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson talks with Raleigh Sadler, founder and president of Let My People Go and author of the book Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking, about the misconceptions we often have about the problem of trafficking and how we can help.

Erick Sorensen on the power of "I'm sorry."

What if the words you’re most afraid to say are the very words that could bring freedom, healing, and deeper relationships? On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler sits down with longtime friend Erick Sorensen, reverend and Director of Church Partnerships for 1517, to explore the transform…

Jerome Gay, Jr. on the respect languages

What if men aren't asking for less love—but for love to be communicated in a language they understand? What does respect mean to men? Why can feeling disrespected affect a man's relationships, emotions, and willingness to be vulnerable? How can husbands and wives learn to communicate in ways that b…

Mike Poirier on faith, finances, and your well-being.

What if the way you handle your money reveals more about your heart than you realize? Money is something we all deal with—but it's not something we always talk about openly. It can create stress, anxiety, conflict, and even pain in our relationships. But what if our finances could become more than …

Nadia Ibrahim Mossburg on disability, compassion, and purpose.

What do you do when life doesn't turn out the way you hoped? When healing doesn't come, suffering continues, and God seems silent? How do you hold on to faith when you can't understand the why? On this episode of The MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler sits down with Nadia Ibrahim Mossburg, disability advoca…