When the world goes quiet at night, most of us feel safe.

But for many women and children, that’s when the hardest questions begin:
Where will I sleep? Who will protect me? Will tomorrow be any different?

A powerful conversation with Telicia Maxwell of My Sister’s House at Atlanta Mission on homelessness, faith, and healing. Discover how vulnerability, trust, and genuine relationships transform lives. Learn why people don’t need fixing—they need to be seen. Listen now for insights on community, service, and lasting change.

Not every one of your neighbors lives in a house.

In this episode, I dive into the story of one of my friends, Josiah Haken. He is the Chief Executive Officer of City Relief, a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting the unhoused community to hope and resources while empowering ordinary people to make an extraordinary impact by seeing, serving, and supporting their neighbors without doors. He oversees and strategizes countless outreaches, volunteers, and follow-up care efforts.