Amy Perry is a member of the multiDove Award-winning trio Selah.One of the most beloved groups in Christian music, Selah has garnered more than 750 million streams and sold over 4 million albums. Despite the accolades, fame, and red-carpet moments, Amy has had a lifelong struggle with weight and self-image issues. Bitterness from childhood bullying kept her spiraling until Jesus began to touch the deepest places of her heart. In this episode, Colleen Swindoll-Thompson and Amy Perry have a vulnerable conversation about her healing journey.Listen in to learn:1. The effect of trauma and spiritual strongholds on our everyday habits2. How Satan uses shame to keep us in a cycle3. Why we aren’t pathetic for relapsing, just broken4. The most common turning point to healing5. What we need to do to stay victoriousIf you find yourself in a recurring cycle of victory and defeat, we pray that this episode speaks transformational truth to your soul.To find out more about Amy Perry, the trio Selah, and their uplifting harmonies, new songs, and updated takes on the most-loved hymns, click here.If you are interested in Optavia, the program Amy mentioned during this video, you can visit this website. You can follow Selah on their Facebookand YouTube. You can also see another version of Amy's testimony here.You can listen to Colleen's interviews with world influencers on the following podcatchers:Apple Podcasts,Spotify,Stitcher,Google Podcasts,TuneInor watch them onYouTubeConnect with Colleen Swindoll Thompson and Reframing Ministries onFacebook,Instagram,Twitter!Looking for a specific interview with Colleen Swindoll Thompson? Visitthis pageto help your search!We would love your support in providing Strength for Today and Hope for Tomorrow for Caregivers and their families! Reframing Ministries is supported only by the generous gifts and donations of our listeners and viewers. We would be honored to have your partnership with us in prayer and infinancial support.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.lightsource.com/donate/1110/29