So Worth Loving with Eryn Eddy “I’ve made some poor decisions in life; I’ve also made some bold decisions about moving forward and doing the best I can with what I know,” writes this week’s guest Eryn Eddy. “After my choices left me battling a diminished sense of self-esteem and wondering if I had a… [Continue Reading]
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Walk It Out #164: A Habit Called Faith with Jen Pollock Michel
A Habit Called Faith with Jen Pollock Michel What does faith look like to you? Have you ever thought of faith as a habit? Today’s neurological research has placed habit at the center of human behavior; we are what we do repetitively. When we want to add something to our life, whether it’s exercise, prayer,… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #163: Faith, Farming, and Family with Caitlin Henderson
Faith, Farming, and Family with Caitlin Henderson Many of us dream of what it would be like to live on a farm. It seems so idyllic, yet in reality, we know it’s a lot of work, too. I was thrilled to get the inside scoop from today’s guest Caitlin Henderson. We talk about Faith, Farming,… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #162: Fall in Love with God’s Word with Brittany Ann
Fall in Love with God’s Word with Brittany Ann When I first became a Christian I wondered why “doing the right thing” was so hard. I was used to my old ways, and many days I didn’t even think about God once! When I made it a point to get up early to read my… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #161: The Well-Watered Woman with Gretchen Saffles
Well-Watered Woman with Gretchen Saffles Does your life feel a little dried up right now? Would you like to embrace a well-watered life? In the chaos of our everyday, it can be difficult to live out and apply the truths of Scripture. We want more of Jesus, but we find ourselves looking to our own… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #160: Make Their Day with Karen Ehman
Make Their Day with Karen Ehman For years I prayed “Lord, bring my heart home.” The truth is it’s often easier to love those outside our homes, right? And then came the pandemic. Suddenly, we had no choice. Staying home and being together has been a good reminder. There are souls in our lives who… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #159: The Life You Long For with Christy Nockels
The Life You Long For with Christy Nockels For most of us, it’s easy to focus on what’s urgent and important. But are we missing out? (The answer is yes.) What if God has something different for us? What if he longs for us to live from a heart of rest? In today’s podcast, my… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #158: Love Centered Parenting with Crystal Paine
Love Centered Parenting with Crystal Paine How would you like it if a dear friend wanted to: · show you how to stop parenting for your own approval and reputation · share the four most important choices you can make as a parent · help you get your kids to talk to you · reveal… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #157: Beyond the White Picket Fence with Sheri Rose Shepherd
The white picket fence is often thought of as a symbol to represent the American dream, but actually, there was a different purpose for this icon. During World War II, the military was running out of ammunition. To help in the effort, Americans dismantled their wrought iron fences so they could be melted down and… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #156: Daily Acts of Friendship with Kendra Roehl and Kristin Demery
Daily Acts of Friendship with Kendra and Kristin from The Ruth Experience Friend, do you ever struggle to find true and lasting friendships? Are there days you wonder what authentic friendships even look like? Friendships can be hard, especially with all this “stay home business.” I loved talking to Kendra and Kristin about how we… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #155: Turn Your Season Around with Darryl Strawberry
Turn Your Season Around with Darryl Strawberry I grew up in a home where the TV was always tuned into sports, and Darryl Strawberry was a very familiar name. In the 80s and 90s, Daryl made the news often, both with his amazing sports skills and his struggles with addiction. Darryl reached the lowest in… [Continue Reading]