Journey through surrender with Kayla and Kris Montgomery
This conversation is SO EXCITING! Such a fun opportunity to get to share and introduce Kayla and Kris Montgomery on the podcast. These people are hand...
Living Room Talks
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An open, authentic, talk on the messiness and beautiful seasons of life. Come on a journey with me to unpack the places that can hinder us in our walk from being and receiving all that God wants for us. Living Room Talks was birthed from my heart to sit and talk with people about their passion and purpose.
Blessing in a season of famine
This is a different kind of podcast. For the last several months, my husband David has had it on his heart to try to help people out by paying their p...
The Legacy of Parenting
Parents... We cannot influence what we fear loosing. Your children are your legacy. We cannot look at parenting as a less than or second rate job. If ...
Give us this day
The old saying is that over night success happened in 20 years of over nights. Everyday, lets do the work to make sure that we are living present with...
Finding Hope in Dark Seasons
The wilderness is not where the children of Israel were meant to live. It was only supposed to be a place of passing through. Many people get stuck in...
Timeout to recalculate
Calling for a mid-year timeout. A time to reevaluate so we can recalculate our life plan. Where are we at, what we are focusing on, what are we giving...
Victims of the victim mindset
When we blame, complain and victimize ourself because of our circumstances, we partner with powerlessness. The victim mentality is always focused on w...
The cost of comfort
One of the greatest enemies to growth is comfort. We become comfortable in our ways, our culture, our people groups, our marriages, and in our surroun...
Hearing God
We can sometimes think that hearing God is only for certain people, when in fact, God is near, relational, and very connected to our process. God want...
Confrontation that grows
For some people, they tend to shy away from healthy confrontation. What if confrontation is actually meant to strengthen our connections and relations...