Episode 3: Untie Me – The Healing Begins

In the final episode of Hold Me Like Your Home, Brian, David, Aron, and Loulita dive deep into the closing track "Untie Me," exploring the raw emotions and personal struggles expressed in the lyrics. The song, written from an individual’s perspective, speaks to the inner conflict of feeling knotted up, lost, and disconnected. They reflect on themes of self-doubt, healing, and the longing for freedom in God in a broken relationship. They break down how we can begin to untangle the emotional knots that hold us back. From grappling with feelings of inadequacy to yearning for forgiveness, they discuss how the process of healing often starts with acknowledging our pain and finding the courage ask for help to untie the strings that bind us. In this intimate conversation, they explore the importance of vulnerability, self-acceptance, and the need for support when we’re at our lowest. Join them as they unravel the complex journey toward emotional release and restoration through music.

In this episode, Brian shares the story about how this song was inspired by him overhearing a famous Hollywood couple's intense argument online. Can you guess what couple that was? He digs into the universal relationship dynamics that this dysfunction highlights. Joined by David DeMarco, Loulita Gill, and Aron Bicskey, the crew breaks down the timeless push and pull between men and women: why one partner might retreat while the other raises their voice, how easy it is to say "You always" or "You never" or how words and actions can shape the way we show up in love ultimately landing on the idea that only Love, God being Love, WINS.