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November 30, 2018 by Tricia Goyer Leave a Comment

#WalkItOut Podcast 045: Ellie Holcomb

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On todays episode of WalkItOut Podcast we welcome guest Ellie Holcomb

In today’s episode, we’re welcoming my friend Ellie Holcomb

You may have heard of Ellie before if you are familiar with Christian music. Ellie is one of our family’s favorite singer. Her album The Red Sea Road brought a lot of healing to our family, especially after their adoption. It talks a lot about how God is there even through the hard times. Today, we’re talking about her new album Sing Creation Songs. It’s a children’s music project that fits so well with what Ellie believes. What I love about this interview, is Ellie shares how her kids were involved in the making of this album. She first started with a children’s book (which we’re also going to be chatting about) and depending on how they interacted with the story determined how she continued the story. Then the songs came and she would sing them over her kids. I love how God uses us to bless the children in our lives, but he also uses the children in our lives to inspire our work. I wouldn’t be the author I am today with the kids in my life.

I know you are going love getting to know Ellie in this episode. You can listen above or on iTunes! I’d love it if you shared with your friends!

Links from the show
The Read Sea Road
Sing Creation Songs
Who Sang the First Song
Calming Angry Kids
The Jesus Storybook Bible
Thoughts to Make Your Heart Sing
Tim Keller – The Song of Creation

On todays episode of WalkItOut Podcast we welcome guest Ellie Holcomb

This Week’s Walk It Out Scripture

Psalm 96:11-12

Let the heavens rejoice, let the earth be glad; let the sea resound, and all that is in it. Let the fields be jubilant, and everything in them; let all the trees of the forest sing for joy.

This week’s Walk It Out Prayer

I pray for our listeners today. Even though we’re going into a tough season with the busyness of the holidays in the midst of these busy times, our souls would turn to you and we would remember you are the reason for Christmas. You are the reason we have all that we have. You are the gift given to us. Instead of being overwhelmed this season, may our souls rejoice to you.

Connect with Ellie Holcomb:
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A special thanks to Life Worship for the use of their song Wide Open Space for my theme song!

Want to hear more from Tricia? Don’t miss these great podcasts:

The Home and Hearth Podcast: Helping Our Kids Deal with Their Anger
More to Be: Angry Kids and Soft Hearts: Finding the Calm in Motherhood Chaos
Janet Mefferd Today Podcast
Simply Wholehearted: Loving Angry Kids
Lighten Up with Melaine Dale

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