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Healing and Made Free with Janet Boynes

Healing and Made Free with Janet Boynes

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Janet Boynes' story is one of struggling and overcoming drug addiction, eating disorders, homosexuality, depression, and thoughts of suicide. You may be struggling with many of the same things. By the grace of God, Janet Boynes survived. She realized that if God could help her, He could help and heal many others as well. Get encouragement and inspiration from her powerful story. This will help and equip you on your journey to freedom and healing. You might be able to relate to many of the people that Janet has interviewed on the podcast. Our hope is that you will draw strength from God through these powerful testimonies. God's word reminds us, "Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free". John 8:32 NIV We believe that when you know better, you will do better. What God has done for Janet and many others, He will also do for you and your loved ones. Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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  • 121: The FBI Accused This Detransitioned Doctor of Being a Russian Spy. The Charges Were Dismissed. | Dr. James Henry

    121: The FBI Accused This Detransitioned Doctor of Being a Russian Spy. The Charges Were Dismissed. | Dr. James Henry
    Sep 15 2026
    He was six months into his medical transition when he met the woman who would become his wife. She was a volunteer at Walter Reed. She was born in the Soviet Union, from a family of Armenian Orthodox priests, and finishing medical school to become an anesthesiologist. They went to the Kennedy Center as friends. Three months later, they were engaged. He stopped his hormones. They had children. He detransitioned. Then the FBI showed up. In Part 2 of this two-part conversation, Dr. James Henry picks up where Part 1 left off — with the story of how he met his wife Anne, how the Eastern Orthodox faith reshaped his understanding of God and the church, and how the Department of Justice accused him and his wife of being Russian spies. The charges were ultimately dismissed with prejudice after the DOJ was caught lying to the judge. He was never convicted. But the damage to his career, his family, and his reputation has been significant. In this conversation you will hear: How he met his wife Anne at Walter Reed while still six months into his medical transition Why meeting her was the turning point that made him stop hormones and pursue marriage and children His wife's Eastern Orthodox background — born in the Soviet Union, from generations of Armenian priests How Eastern Orthodoxy views the church as a hospital, not a courtroom — and why that changed him How the FBI entrapment began — his wife's email to the Russian embassy and the agents who posed as Russian intelligence Why the charges of being a Russian spy were dismissed with prejudice after the DOJ was caught in multiple lies How the indictment has blocked him from working in the military medical system despite the dismissal His oldest son, who still believes his father is a Russian spy and hasn't seen his brothers in three years His current medical practice — internal medicine, acupuncture, and GLP-1 weight loss medicine in Maryland A direct word to parents of children who are transitioning: there are other ways How to reach Dr. Henry — through Janet Boynes Ministries as liaison Don't limit God. James Henry transitioned. He detransitioned. He is married, raising three sons, and practicing medicine. What God did for him, He will do for yours. To reach Dr. James Henry: contact Janet Boynes Ministries at janetboynes.com — Janet will serve as liaison. Janet Boynes Ministries: janetboynes.com
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    25 min
  • 120: The First Transgender Military Officer — Now Detransitioned, Married, and Practicing Medicine | Dr. James Henry

    120: The First Transgender Military Officer — Now Detransitioned, Married, and Practicing Medicine | Dr. James Henry
    Sep 1 2026
    What happens when a physician who swore the Hippocratic Oath uses the tools of medicine to try to heal something that medicine was never designed to fix? In this episode of Healing and Made Free, Janet Boynes sits down with Dr. James Henry, MD — an internal medicine physician, Army veteran, and the first active-duty military officer to officially come out as transgender, legally change his gender marker, and remain on active duty. Today he is detransitioned, married to his wife Anne, raising three sons, and practicing medicine in Maryland. James didn't transition out of ideology. He transitioned out of desperation. He had lived with lifelong gender dysphoria, had been through years of secular psychiatric and psychological care that offered no path to healing, and found himself in Washington DC during the Obama administration — surrounded by people who said the answer was transition. He believed them. He was, as he puts it, the tip of the spear. What followed was fourteen years of living as a transgender woman in the US Army — navigating the space between military policy, personal identity, and a faith he never fully left. His detransition began in 2015 when he met his wife. His story since has included a marriage, three children, a medical career, and an FBI sting that accused him and his wife of being Russian spies — charges ultimately dismissed with prejudice. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation you will hear: How PTSD from casualties at Walter Reed set the stage for his transition What it was like to be the first openly transgender officer in the US Army under Obama Why he never had gender reassignment surgery — and why he considers that God's grace The role of shame, childhood name-calling, and identity confusion in his journey Why secular psychiatry and psychology cannot solve what is fundamentally a spiritual problem Why the medical system failed to provide informed consent to people seeking transition What he believes should happen to physicians and hospitals that transition children Why the American Medical Association is now acknowledging that transition procedures do not prevent suicide Part 2 continues the conversation — including the FBI sting, his faith journey, and what he is doing in ministry today. If you have a loved one who has transitioned or is considering transition, this episode is for them. Send it. Janet Boynes Ministries: janetboynes.com
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    27 min
  • 119: Her Prayers Don't Have an Expiration Date: Jon Brown on Losing Mama Brown and the Legacy She Left Behind

    119: Her Prayers Don't Have an Expiration Date: Jon Brown on Losing Mama Brown and the Legacy She Left Behind
    Aug 19 2026
    If you've read Janet Boynes' first book Called Out, you know the story. Three o'clock in the morning. A grocery store. A woman with a buggy full of food for her four boys who stopped to talk to a stranger — and changed her life forever. That woman was Tammy Brown. And in this episode, Janet sits down with Tammy's oldest son, Jon Brown — Executive Pastor of Journey Church in Wisconsin — to honor her memory, process her loss, and talk about what a praying mother leaves behind. Tammy was diagnosed with cancer in 2023. The family believed for her healing — completely. There was no category in their minds for her not making it. She witnessed to nurses and doctors from her hospital bed. She sent her son on a mission trip to Honduras the day before she passed, because she said the best way he could honor her was to go tell people about Jesus. He got the call halfway through the trip. She was gone. In this conversation you will hear: The story behind the story — why Tammy was at a grocery store at 3 a.m. the night she met Janet What it was like to watch his mother witness to everyone in the hospital, even while dying How his father is doing after losing his high school sweetheart of 50-plus years The "Brown Boys" text thread — and how four brothers learned to grieve together His brother Tim, who has walked away from the Lord — and why Jon believes Tammy's prayers are still being answered Why our prayers don't have an expiration date — they outlive us What it means to keep praying for a prodigal when nothing seems to be changing The seeds of prayer that go into the ground and look dead — but aren't A pastoral prayer for anyone who is grieving the loss of someone they love This episode is for anyone who has lost a parent who prayed. It is for anyone who is carrying grief while still showing up for ministry or family. And it is for anyone who has a prodigal they have not stopped praying for. Tammy Brown's race is finished. But her prayers are still running. Janet Boynes Ministries: janetboynes.com Jon Brown: Executive Pastor, Journey Church — jrnychurch.com
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    49 min
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