Today, I chat with Mary DeMuth – a raw, genuine, and beautiful soul who has tasted deeply of pain and even deeper of redemption. Mary shares her She’s Still There story with us, and even though she has experienced unimaginable [...]
What do you need to know if you simply aren't growing in grace? Let me just keep this real for a minute. I need to lose weight. Seems like I always do. And it's not for a lack of knowledge [...]
What does it mean to grow in grace? It's the worst when you have a cord to charge your phone and the phone won't charge. Have you ever had that happen? Â Then you start the hunt to figure out if [...]
Today, I chat with Tricia Goyer about what it practically looks like to walk out our faith, one step at a time. Tricia has lived a full life of pain, hardship, rejoicing, and making one choice at a time to [...]
What is God's grace and how should it affect the way I see my life? That's the question I'm tackling on today's podcast. Grace is a word that we toss around in Christian circles. We know that it's important and [...]
She’s Still There moments come in all shapes and sizes. Many of us have major and minor ones. Today, Wynter Pitts shares a a little of both! In this fun and honest episode, I talk with my cousin Wynter about [...]
When do you feel like your girl had the most hope and expectation? Stuck in a trailer house, living in poverty, and a college dropout, Candace Payne, famously known as Chewbacca Mom, knows what it means to seemingly move from [...]
What do you do when the feelings, emotions and hurts of your childhood refuse to go unaddressed for another minute? What do you do when the thoughts in your head about yourself do not agree with what God says about [...]
On today’s episode, recording artist Mandisa, shares what she calls the hardest, most difficult and dark time of her life. Mandisa creates music that stems from her life experiences.  Her last album, Out of the Dark, released May of 2017 [...]
Me. Comfortable in my own skin? Hmmm... well I can say that somewhere between the rocky road of adolescence and my fabulous forties, I've learned more about myself. Â I've learned what it means to appreciate who I am and the [...]
