<p>Dove Award–winning artist, author, and founding member of <strong>First Call</strong>, <strong>Bonnie Keen</strong>, joins <em>The Chris &amp; Sandy Show</em> for a deeply honest, story-driven conversation about faith, trauma, healing, and courageous obedience.</p><p>In this powerful episode, Bonnie opens up about growing up in an abusive home, how music became her refuge, and how God patiently rebuilt her life through grace, forgiveness, and perseverance. She reflects on decades in Christian music, the hidden loneliness behind success, and why faith is often forged in unseen suffering.</p><p>You’ll hear Bonnie share:</p><ul><li><p>Her personal journey through childhood trauma and healing</p></li><li><p>How music first revealed God’s love to her</p></li><li><p>The cost and responsibility of having a public platform</p></li><li><p>What she learned when success suddenly disappeared</p></li><li><p>Why living “Gethsemane Brave” means courage with wobbly knees</p></li><li><p>Her work with <strong>Christian Solidarity International</strong> and advocating for persecuted Christians worldwide</p></li><li><p>The importance of staying grounded in God’s Word when life falls apart</p></li></ul><p>Bonnie also talks about her new self-titled album, the grind behind a life in music, the power of community and prayer, and why our scars can become places of hope rather than shame.</p><p>This episode is reflective, raw, and hope-filled — a reminder that healing is a journey, faith is costly, and obedience still matters.</p><p>🎧 <strong>Listen in for a conversation that will challenge, encourage, and stay with you.</strong></p><p></p>