Insights of Wesley Farnsworth
Faith, Recovery, Real Conversations
Welcome to the Insights of Wesley Farnsworth.
A one-stop shop to find all blog posts that highlight recent podcast interviews, talk about recent speaking engagements, or just regular reflections or announcements from Christian speaker and author Wesley Farnsworth.
No matter what the post is, each one is written with one goal in mind: to remind you that transformation is possible and that God can rebuild what feels beyond repair.
When Laura Bratton lost her sight as a teenager, she also lost the future she expected to have. Her story offers a grounded look at coping with life changes through grief, faith, gratitude, community, and the repeated choice to keep moving forward.
Why do we keep returning to choices we already know can hurt us? The Red Button Effect explains why destructive patterns can remain attractive—and why understanding the need underneath the behavior may be more important than simply fighting the behavior itself.
After more than 25 years in vocational ministry, Dustin Kleinschmidt stepped away and discovered how deeply his identity had become attached to significance, performance, and being needed. His experience with ministry burnout led into anxiety, depression, difficult questions about God, and a new understanding of faithfulness in the wilderness.
Wesley Farnsworth joins Infinite Dialogues to discuss living without masks, overcoming shame, rebuilding identity, and finding transformation through faith and honest community.
Wesley Farnsworth joins The Valiant Forge Podcast to discuss living unmasked, breaking shame, overcoming addiction, and finding freedom through faith, surrender, and authentic community.
Many men didn't stop feeling emotions. They simply learned to hide them. Episode 83 of UNMASKED explores how emotional suppression begins, what buried feelings can become, and why emotional honesty isn't weakness.
After nearly 11 years of incarceration, Khalees White discovered that leaving prison was only the beginning. Her story of life after prison reveals what it takes to rebuild identity, relationships, faith, work, and a future when your past still follows you.
Who are you without your pain, achievements, recovery, title, or calling? In the final episode of the Who Am I Really? series, Wesley Farnsworth explores identity in Christ and why the labels that describe parts of our stories were never meant to define the whole person.
Wesley Farnsworth shares his journey through pornography addiction, faith-based recovery, and the moment honesty changed everything on the Creek Survivors podcast.
Wesley Farnsworth shares how faith and honesty led him from addiction and shame to freedom, purpose, and a life of becoming.
Air Force veteran Wesley Farnsworth joins the Veterans Outlook Podcast to discuss faith, recovery, moral injury, and why healing is possible for veterans beyond the uniform.
In this powerful podcast conversation, I share my journey through addiction, recovery, codependency, and faith—and why healing always begins when we stop hiding and start telling the truth.
I joined Jeff Pearson on Invisible Condition: It’s Not All in Your Head to talk about invisible battles, recovery through Celebrate Recovery, and rebuilding identity through faith.
Wesley Farnsworth joins Trent Brock on Conquerors Crew for an honest conversation about faith, recovery, community, and why real breakthrough begins with authenticity.
Wesley Farnsworth joins Uncle Jimmy’s Podcast for an honest conversation about faith, recovery, shame, and becoming. From codependency and addiction to healing through community, this interview is a reminder that change is possible—and your story isn’t finished.
Christian recovery speaker Wesley Farnsworth joins the Alex Lo Show to share his powerful journey from addiction and codependency to faith, freedom, and purpose through Christ-centered recovery.
When life keeps telling you “I can’t,” Philippians 4:13 points us away from self-confidence and back to the source of our strength. In this message, Wesley Farnsworth explores how fear, failure, insecurity, and past struggles can convince us that we’re incapable—and how surrendering those limitations to Christ can turn weakness into testimony.
A Christian perspective on life can transform how we see our families, work, responsibilities, and struggles. This message from Luke 7 explores what changes when we begin viewing life through the lens of grace.
What makes someone feel welcome at church? In this message from Hebrews 10:24, Wesley Farnsworth explores how a welcoming church removes barriers, builds relationships, and helps people move closer to Jesus.
What happens when good things become ultimate things? In this message from Genesis 35:4, Wesley Farnsworth explores surrender to God, modern idols, and the freedom found when we put God back in first place.
May 10, 2026 at St. Paul’s Church, Wesley Farnsworth shared a heartfelt Mother’s Day message titled Standing in the Gap, exploring how God uses ordinary people to show up for others in extraordinary ways. Through personal story, Scripture, and practical application, the message challenged listeners to recognize the gaps around them—and faithfully step into them with compassion, support, and presence.
Your past doesn’t define you. This powerful Christian message explores how to replace lies with truth and step into your God-given identity and freedom.
A recap from my visit to St. Paul’s Church in Cedar Falls on April 12, 2026 where I taught on feeling unseen, the lost coin parable, and how we’re called to pursue others with intention.
A recap of “The Church as a Hospital” at Cedar Falls Christian Church from Matthew 11:28–30, exploring how the church must welcome the weary and reflect the gentle heart of Jesus.
When Laura Bratton lost her sight as a teenager, she also lost the future she expected to have. Her story offers a grounded look at coping with life changes through grief, faith, gratitude, community, and the repeated choice to keep moving forward.
Why do we keep returning to choices we already know can hurt us? The Red Button Effect explains why destructive patterns can remain attractive—and why understanding the need underneath the behavior may be more important than simply fighting the behavior itself.
After more than 25 years in vocational ministry, Dustin Kleinschmidt stepped away and discovered how deeply his identity had become attached to significance, performance, and being needed. His experience with ministry burnout led into anxiety, depression, difficult questions about God, and a new understanding of faithfulness in the wilderness.
Many men didn't stop feeling emotions. They simply learned to hide them. Episode 83 of UNMASKED explores how emotional suppression begins, what buried feelings can become, and why emotional honesty isn't weakness.
After nearly 11 years of incarceration, Khalees White discovered that leaving prison was only the beginning. Her story of life after prison reveals what it takes to rebuild identity, relationships, faith, work, and a future when your past still follows you.
Who are you without your pain, achievements, recovery, title, or calling? In the final episode of the Who Am I Really? series, Wesley Farnsworth explores identity in Christ and why the labels that describe parts of our stories were never meant to define the whole person.
Wesley Farnsworth is now booking podcast interviews and speaking engagements for 2026. His messages on faith, failure, and recovery, help audiences rediscover purpose and hope through God's redemptive plan.