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Grow Anyway
Welcome to the Grow Anyway podcast—where healing gets honest, leadership gets personal, and emotional stability becomes part of your everyday rhythm. Hosted by Dr. Amy Oberg, psychologist, author, and founder of Hope & Health Hub, alongside her husband Dennis Oberg, lead pastor of Oasis Church and ministry coach, this podcast is where mental health meets faith and where struggle becomes seed for growth.
Dr. AO shares the origin story of Grow Anyway, unpack the seven core human struggles, and explain why they believe emotional regulation, spiritual resilience, and daily habits are essential for sanity in today’s overstimulated world. You’ll also hear how their personal lives, counseling practices, and church ministry all intersect around one simple truth: we don’t have to wait for perfect conditions to grow—we can grow anyway.
Dr. Amy Oberg (“Dr. AO”)
Psychologist, speaker, church leader, and founder of Hope & Health Hub—a center for emotional resilience, spiritual growth, and mental wellness. Dr. AO is passionate about teaching people how to manage emotional stability without manipulating, medicating, or mitigating their pain. With multiple published tools like the Cloud Tool Journal, she brings humor, depth, and hope to every conversation.
Dennis Oberg
Lead Pastor of Oasis Church and longtime leader with a heart for the local church. Dennis brings wisdom, vulnerability, and strong teaching to both men and women navigating identity, purpose, and the daily grind of life. He’s the steady anchor and spiritual insight behind the “Grow Anyway” message.
Grow Anyway
A Tangible Relationship with God: The Word, Worship and Prayer
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It is hard to describe a relationship with God, but we try. Today we go through three areas that are tangible in our relationship with God.
Worship Songs:
Holy Spirit by Torwalts
Hungry by Kathryn Scott
What a Beautiful Name by Fielding and Ligertwood
Great are You Lord by Ingram et al.