Brenna Blain

In this engaging conversation, Brenna Blain, author of "Can I Say That?", opens up about her journey through trauma, same-sex attraction, and mental health challenges. She candidly shares her experiences in a psych ward and discusses the complexities of managing bipolar disorder alongside faith. Brenna emphasizes the importance of community support and vulnerability during difficult times. With a unique perspective on prayer's healing power and a passion for tattoos, her story inspires listeners to embrace authenticity and personal growth.

In this engaging conversation, Brenna Blain, author of 'Can I Say That?', shares her compelling journey through trauma, same-sex attraction, and mental health. She opens up about the struggles of reconciling her faith with her identity and the impact of family trauma on her life. Brenna's insights into navigating mental health challenges like depression and bipolar disorder shed light on the path to healing and self-acceptance. The discussion is thought-provoking, inviting listeners to confront difficult questions about faith and personal narratives.

Brenna Blain, a theologian and speaker, dives deep into the intersection of faith and mental health. She shares her journey with tattoos as symbols of conversation, discusses the complexities of faith, identity, and trauma, and explores redefining women's roles in church. Brenna addresses the importance of empathy in understanding suffering, the necessity of community support in mental health, and the challenges within megachurch leadership. This honest discussion encourages a greater understanding of both spirituality and personal struggle.