Anxiety can hit any time and at any age. Today, we are talking about overcoming anxiety with God's Word and the breath He has given us. You were made on purpose for a purpose and God has you. There is hope in Him. Let's dive into scripture and learn how breathing and meditating on His Word can be great tools to use to get through those trying times.

We are diving into what it means to tackle your health with God by your side. We’ll explore the difference it makes when He’s the one holding you accountable. We will focus on Romans 12:1 and give you practical tips to take back your health.

Sometimes we think if we just try harder or change our circumstances, everything will finally fall into place. But the truth is, our own strength will never be enough. In this episode, we share how Jesus does what we never could, bringing real transformation and lasting joy. Together we’ll look at Galatians 2:20 and 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 and be reminded that His power in us is always greater than what we can do on our own.

In our first episode, we’re pulling back the curtain and sharing a little bit about who we are and how Are We There Yet? came to life. From the journey that brought us here to the heart behind the podcast, you’ll get to know us a little better and hear why we’re so passionate about creating a space for honest conversations, faith, and encouragement. Think of this as the starting point of the adventure—we’re so glad you’re here to walk it with us!

Friendship is one of God’s sweetest gifts, and when it’s rooted in Christ, it can carry us through both the everyday moments and life’s biggest challenges. In this episode, we continue the conversation from our “About Us” episode and share more about how our friendship has grown over the years. We’ll talk about the joys, the struggles, and why having faithful friends who point us back to Jesus is so important for the journey.

In this short trailer, discover what Are We There Yet? is all about—a podcast for women of faith walking through life’s ups and downs together, with real conversations, encouragement, and hope for the journey.