In this departure from the usual podcast co-hosted by Angela Sackett and Elisa Pulliam, Elisa is joined by her daughter, Leah Pulliam, a college girl discovering how to own her faith for herself. Together, they chat about what shaped Leah's childhood and how finishing her first semester of college has impacted her life. Leah relays how Ephesians 5:8-16 motivates her to own her faith and the practical steps she's taking towards developing sound theology while moving out of her comfort zone in how she expresses her faith.

HIGHLIGHTS

I wasn't living for Jesus. I was living for their approval. - Leah Pulliam

I have to be careful to not be too comfortable in my faith. - Leah Pulliam

Mentoring our daughters is about giving them space to process out loud. - Elisa Pulliam

We love the emotional and feel good, but when we are confronted with our own sins and issues, we shy away from it because it means we have to change. - Leah

Change is something that should happen in your Christian walk. - Elisa Pulliam

Allow yourself to be challenged, to be uncomfortable, in order to grow. - Leah Pulliam

Owning my faith is about thinking about how I'm living. - Elisa Pulliam

RESOURCES

Be sure to grab this episode's reflection guide here.

Looking for all the resources mentioned, including Leah's book list, the Journey to Freedom Bible study, and the Highlands Ability Battery - College and Career Coaching & Assessment? Find it all here.

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