Be Brave with Emma B

This is a highly anticipated episode and I could not be more excited. If you have listened to the show, you have heard me talk many times about this person. Many of you know this person as "Mr. Sievers", but I know him as dad. He shares so much wisdom, guidance, and some amazing stories that even I had never even heard.

In the show, we talk about a devotional book, called Jesus Calling. If you are interested in this book, here is the link to buy a copy: https://www.jesuscalling.com/

Driven by faith and freshly roasted coffee, Katie Malterer never stops learning. Her servant mission is to lead with vulnerability, empathy, and a growth mindset.  She believes in the power of discovering what it is that fuels you, challenges you, and changes you. She reminds us that our power has no end when we see past the battle and instead see the victory.  Let us run with perseverance, the race set before us.

If you are in need of some inspiration combined with some relationship advice and girl talk, THIS is your episode. Mallory shares her bravest moment after being in a near fatal car accident (spoiler: her bravest moment is NOT the car accident). You are going to leave this episode speechless and inspired, I know I was. Mallory graduated from Marquette University and is currently a nurse at Children’s Wisconsin in Milwaukee. She is very passionate about the health and safety of the pediatric population and spreading awareness when it comes to trauma prevention. She is engaged to the love of her life who she has been with for over 3 years now and are so so excited to be celebrating their wedding in August! (We get to talk about this too, how cool!)

I am so excited to share my new friend Carol's bravest moment on the podcast. To give some background, Carol is the Team Development Coordinator in children’s ministry at Northbrook Church. She & her husband John have been married for 34 years with 3 adult children and 5 grandchildren (soon to be 6) 😊. Carol is passionate about keeping vulnerable children and women safe and she seeks practical ways to provide them with hope. She volunteers as an advocate for children and women in her community and church.

Carol is also the author of a children’s book! To buy her book: “The Day That I Got Thrown Away” go to: https://a.co/d/gSGGJq6

Episode #8 is my first solo episode in a while! I am starting the new year by sharing 10 brave things I am planning to do in 2024. While some of these things are personal, many of them are things that you can decide to do too! If you decide to make your own "bravery list" for the new year, please share it with me at: [email protected]

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We are starting the new year with a VERY special episode of the show. My brother, best friend, and one of my biggest role models is joining us on the podcast today. Evan is currently a senior at the U.S. Air Force Academy. While many of him know this for this great honor, I know him for his witty jokes, kind heart, and being the most humble I person I know. Evan shares his bravest moment and we dive deep into some of the challenges that we have faced together as siblings.

We had the great honor of having Mike Bellanti, senior pastor of Northbrook Church, join us on the podcast. Mike is going to share his bravest moment and also share about his journey to becoming a pastor. The episode also features an unplanned conversation about navigating "church hurt." Mike is a special person in the Breuer family as he married my husband and I as well as led us through pre-marital counseling. He also was a rock for my family when we navigated some really challenging times. Mike is passionate about his wife, kids and practically applying the message of Jesus to everyday life. We were so lucky to get to feature him on the show!

Jesse Bellefeuil is joining us on the podcast today to share one of the most moving testimonies you will ever hear. Jesse was a high school classmate of mine whom I reconnected with after seeing his social media become filled with his love for Jesus. His bravest moment is one that will fill you with hope no matter what season of life you are walking in. Jesse graduated from UW-Platteville where he played football and now works for Core and Main, a water utility supplier.

Jessica Jante is a former ICU nurse who became a Nurse Coach after discovering that her past career no longer aligned with what she felt God was calling her to do with her life. Her story is filled with bravery and strength and you will leave this episode feeling so encouraged whether you love your current job, or also feel like you need a push to find your calling. Her goal is to help people break through generational trauma and conditioning so that they can discover who they are truly meant to be, which she did with me! She specializes in Somatic Embodiment, Trauma Informed Breathwork, and Trifecta Alchemy.

For more on Jessica, go to: https://www.jessicajante.com

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