Some silences don’t mean peace — they mean aftermath.

In this season finale of Letters to Ghosts and God, I sit with the echoes left behind after love walks out… especially when it’s your fault they had to leave. From blocked numbers and unsent texts to the ghosts of who I was and who I hurt — this is a letter to the quiet that followed.

But this episode is more than closure.
It’s the turning point.

Because the next chapter isn’t about them — it’s about the ghosts within.

New letters. New ghosts. Same God.
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Not all ghosts live in graveyards. Some live in our memories — in the songs we skip, the routes we avoid, and the words we never got to say.

This episode is for the ones we still carry… and the ones who might still carry us.
The ones we lost not to death, but to distance, fear, or silence.
And the God who never ghosts us — even when we disappear from ourselves.

Because sometimes the loudest part of healing
is the echo of what was never said.

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What if the person you hurt was the one who loved you the most?

In this episode of Letters to Ghosts and God, we explore the quiet grief of realizing we couldn’t love someone the way they deserved — and the even harder truth that we don’t get to fix the pain we caused.

This one’s for the ones we pushed away…
Not because we didn’t care, but because we didn’t know how to stay.

I talk about:

• The guilt of growing up too late

• The lie that “more time” would’ve saved it

• Surrendering what we broke to the only One who can restore it

Letting go doesn’t mean you didn’t love them.
It means you’re finally trusting God to do what you couldn’t.

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I used to run from hard conversations. I thought silence was safe — until it was handed back to me as closure I didn’t want. In this episode, I talk about the pain of being shut out, the karma of avoidance, and the grace of a God who didn’t slam the door. Even when closure never comes, peace still can.

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Sometimes the deepest forgiveness is the one you’ll never hear.
In this episode of Letters to Ghosts and God, I’m sharing the weight of the words I never got to say — and the grace I had to find when the door to closure was no longer mine to open.

For anyone haunted by their own silence… and anyone learning to forgive themselves when they no longer have the right to be forgiven — this one’s for you.

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Guilt keeps you stuck. Conviction sets you free.

In this episode, I share the difference that changed my healing — and my life.
From relationships I damaged… to a letter I never meant for my mom to hear… to the moments that could only be explained by divine intervention.

This one is for anyone tired of carrying shame — and ready to surrender it.

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Until next week friends. Keep healing.

Some loves don’t get a second chance.
But they still deserve the truth — even if it comes too late.

In this episode, I reflect on the kind of love I once had…
The kind that asked me to show up before I knew how.
The kind I wasn’t ready to hold — but never forgot how it felt.

This one isn’t about rewriting the past.
It’s about owning the part I played in losing something rare…
And letting go of the need to be understood, just to finally understand.

To the ones who gave us grace we didn’t deserve —
This one’s for you.

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Before I could start healing out loud, I had to face the quiet patterns that broke everything I loved.

In this episode, I open up a little about where it all began — not with the heartbreak, but with the habits that caused it.

From childhood wounds to a failed marriage, I share how avoidance, control, and fear shaped the way I loved… and why I had to lose everything to finally surrender to God.

This isn’t a story about regret. It’s about recognition.
And how transformation begins the moment you stop blaming the silence… and start owning it.