In part one of Battling the Unseen, Chris Fahey takes us on a deeply personal journey through his early years and into adulthood. Born into a life of hardship, Chris faced abandonment and abuse as a child, leaving scars that shaped his struggles into adulthood. His story reveals the emotional toll and unseen battles that many endure, highlighting the weight of pain carried for years without resolution.This episode is an honest exploration of Chris’s life before finding hope—a story of resilience and survival in the face of adversity.Please note: We may share links to external resources for your convenience. However, this does not imply full endorsement of the entire site, author, or organization. The views expressed may differ from our own.Show Resources:https://ptsdusa.org/camp-hope/24 Hour Hotline: (832) 912-4429Your Support Matters:This podcast is a branch of Stepping Forward Ministries, a Houston based 501 c3 nonprofit. Our mission is to use the unwavering truths in the Word of God to teach, equip, and empower people to StepFWD in their relationship with Christ. One of the ways we do that is through this podcast! If you'd like to know more about us please visit www.steppingfwd.orgWant to connect, support, or take a step of faith? Whether you have a story to share, want to sponsor our podcast, support the mission, or learn how to follow Jesus—we’d love to hear from you. Let’s put faith into action together!👉 Click here to connect with us. Don’t forget to add us on your social media accounts! You can find us at @steppingfwdministries across all platforms! Disclaimer:Southern Soul Chats and Stepping Forward Ministries are not a church, pastoral authority, or licensed counseling service. While we aim to equip and encourage you through biblical truth and personal testimonies, all content shared is for spiritual encouragement and educational purposes only. By listening, you acknowledge that you engage with this content voluntarily and accept full responsibility for how you apply it in your life.

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