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Are you ready for Jesus to return, or have you pushed aside the hope of His coming?
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy talks with author and Bible prophecy teacher Todd Hampson, author of The Non-Prophet's Guide to the Rapture. Todd brings clarity to a topic many believers either avoid, misunderstand, or feel unsure how to talk about. With Scripture as the foundation, he reminds us that the return of Jesus is not meant to stir up fear, but to strengthen our hope, deepen our trust in God's Word, and encourage us to live faithfully while we wait.
In this episode, Missy and Todd discuss:Why many believers have stopped talking about the rapture
How the return of Jesus should shape the way we live today
What the Jewish wedding imagery teaches us about Christ and His bride
Why Bible prophecy reminds us that God's Word can be trusted
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Todd:
Website: Todd Hampson
Connect with Missy:
Download the June Scripture Journaling prompts (Peace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What if discovering who God created you to be begins with letting His Word renew your mind?
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy talks with Debra Elrod, author of Discovering Your Spiritual DNA: The Complete Guide to Changing Your Thinking and Transforming Your Life. Debra shares her testimony of being radically saved, how God's Word transformed her life, and why spiritual DNA points us back to who God created us to be before wounds, labels, and false identities shaped us.
Through her story, Debra reminds listeners that God's Word is living and active, the Holy Spirit reveals truth in the hidden places of our hearts, and transformation is not something to fear but something to receive.
In this episode, Missy and Debra discuss:What spiritual DNA is and how the Holy Spirit reveals who God created us to be
How God's Word renews the mind and transforms our lives
Why childhood wounds and false identity can affect emotional and spiritual growth
How the church can respond to mental health struggles with truth and compassion
Why Narrowgate Now helps leaders bring biblical truth into the marketplace
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Debra:
Website: NarrowGateNow.com
Connect with Missy:
Download the June Scripture Journaling prompts (Peace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What does bold faith look like when God calls you to step out before you feel ready?
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy talks with author Jacob Weldon, author of The Anointed Series, a fictionalized retelling of 1 and 2 Samuel. Jacob brings a unique perspective as a Marine Corps veteran, attorney, husband, father, and writer who has spent years researching the people, places, and battles surrounding King David's life.
Through his own story and his writing, Jacob points listeners back to the power of God's Word, the importance of obedience, and the courage it takes to trust God with the outcome.
In this episode, Missy and Jacob discuss:How reading 1 and 2 Samuel in the Marine Corps changed Jacob's faith
Why we should not reduce King David's life to just one battle with Goliath.
What Jonathan's courage and humility teach us about bold faith
How writers and believers can stay faithful to God's calling in busy seasons
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Jacob:
Website: https://www.theanointedseries.com/
Honor the Blood Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/honor-the-blood-podcast/id1725768182
Honor the Blood Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/74BmYhr0Ec38QNT9FsbYYs
Connect with Missy:
Download the May Scripture Journaling prompts (Joy) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
Is your identity rooted in who Christ says you are, or shaped by what the world says you should be?
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy talks with Mary Rooney Armand, author of Uniquely Made: Understanding and Embracing Your Identity in Christ, about the freedom that comes when we stop letting the world define us and start resting in who Christ says we are.
In this episode, Missy and Mary discuss:Why accomplishments, roles, social media, and approval can never give us a secure identity
How the Katrina Rose became a symbol of beauty, resilience, and remaining rooted in Christ
How identity thieves like rejection, disappointment, pride, comparison, and unforgiveness steal our joy
Why healthy boundaries, spiritual gifts, and God-given calling help us live with freedom and clarity
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Mary:
Website: Butterfly Living
Book: "Uniquely Made: Understanding and Embracing Your Identity in Christ" Available on Amazon in Kindle and print formats
Social Media: Search Mary Armand on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn
Connect with Missy:
Download the May Scripture Journaling prompts (Joy) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
Do you wake up with hope, or do your mornings already feel overwhelming before the day even begins?
In this episode of the Bold Faith Now Podcast, Missy talks with Jennifer Dukes Lee, author of "How to Love Your Morning: Faith-Filled Habits to Build a Life of Joy and Purpose One Day at a Time."
Jennifer studied over 200 mornings in Scripture and discovered something powerful–mornings matter deeply to God. From the first light of creation to manna in the wilderness, from the prayers of Jesus to the resurrection morning, Scripture shows us that God often meets His people at the beginning of the day.
But this conversation is not about waking up at 5 a.m., creating the perfect quiet time, or adding one more thing to your already full plate. It is about learning to recognize God's presence in the midst of your real life and to begin each day with hope, grace, and purpose.
Whether your mornings are quiet, chaotic, rushed, grief-filled, or unpredictable, Jennifer offers practical encouragement for building faith-filled rhythms that help you start your day with God.
In this episode, Missy and Jennifer discuss:Why mornings are so significant throughout Scripture
How God's provision, presence, and mercy meet us at the beginning of the day
Why being a "morning person" is not about the clock, but about the posture of your heart
The Shema and what it teaches us about loving God with our whole selves
How morning rhythms can steady us during grief, caregiving, stress, and hard seasons
The four morning archetypes and how they can help you understand what motivates you
Simple ways to move from morning dread to hope
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Jennifer:
Website: JenniferDukesLee.com
Book Website: HowToLoveYourMorning.com
Instagram/Facebook: Jennifer Dukes Lee
Book: "How to Love Your Morning: Faith-Filled Habits to Build a Life of Joy and Purpose One Day at a Time"
Connect with Missy:
Download the May Scripture Journaling prompts (Joy) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What do you do when someone you love is trapped in addiction, and you feel helpless to fix it?
In this episode of Bold Faith Now, Missy sits down with Dawn R. Ward, author of From Guilt to Grace: Hope and Healing for Christian Moms of Addicted Children. Dawn shares her deeply personal journey of walking through addiction in her own family, the fear of middle-of-the-night phone calls, the pressure to "fake fine," and the hard but holy process of learning to trust Jesus with what she could not control.
This conversation offers hope to parents, family members, and loved ones who are weary, grieving, praying, and wondering if God still sees them in the middle of the storm. Dawn reminds us that addiction may be powerful, but Jesus is stronger, and His grace is available in our deepest time of need.
In this episode, they discuss:The fear, grief, and exhaustion families experience when addiction enters the home
Why parents need to release guilt and receive God's grace
The difference between enabling, control, and "rugged love"
How to keep praying, trusting, and clinging to Jesus even when the answer has not come yet
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Dawn:
Website: The Faith to FlourishFacebook Group: Search for Christian Moms of Addicted Children Instagram: The Faith to Flourish
Book: From Guilt to Grace: Hope and Healing for Christian Moms of Addicted Children
Connect with Missy:
Download the May Scripture Journaling prompts (Joy) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What if the hunger you feel isn't something to fix, but something God is inviting you deeper into?
In today's episode of Bold Faith Now, Missy sits down with author Amy Loflin to talk about her book, A Story Worth Living. Amy shares how a season of spiritual dryness led to a deeper pursuit of Jesus, and how that same "holy hunger" might be stirring in your life, too. Through the story of the bleeding woman, this conversation calls us out of surface-level faith and into a bold, intentional connection with Christ.
In this episode, they discuss:
What a "holy hunger" is and why it's actually a gift from God
The difference between being near Jesus and being transformed by Him
What's keeping you on the surface (your "pool noodles")
How your story is part of a bigger story God is writing
You weren't created to stay hidden or live on the surface—bold faith begins when you intentionally reach for Jesus.
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Amy:
Website: Echo Joy CollectiveInstagram: Echo Joy CollectiveFacebook: Echo Joy Collective
Personal Socials: You can also find Amy by searching her name, Amy Loflin, on social media platforms.
Book: A Story Worth Living: Reclaim Your Confidence, Purpose, and Peace.
Connect with Missy:
Download the April Scripture Journaling prompts (Grace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What happens when heartbreak hits, and your faith is all you have left to hold on to?
In today's episode, Missy sits down with Jodi Snowdon, podcaster and author of Depth Growing Through Heartbreak to Strength, to talk about walking through deep loss, grief, and disappointment, and discovering how God meets us right in the middle of it. Jodi shares her personal journey through divorce, miscarriage, and losing a close friend, and how those seasons didn't break her faith, but deepened it.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that pain is never wasted. God uses it to grow us, shape us, and prepare us to help others.
In this episode, they discuss:
How heartbreak can either draw you closer to God or push you away
Why healing requires walking through grief—not avoiding it
How to trust God when life doesn't make sense
The power of sharing your story to help another hurting heart
You don't need to have all the answers to trust God, because He is still working, even in your pain.
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Jodi:
Website: Jodi Snowdon (Visit for her blog, podcast, speaking info, and free resources)
Podcast: Depth Podcast by Jodi Snowdon
Book: Depth Growing Through Heartbreak to Strength
Email: Available through her website (she personally welcomes prayer requests and messages)
Connect with Missy:
Download the April Scripture Journaling prompts (Grace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
What do you do when God feels silent, and your heart is carrying more pain than words can hold?
In this tender and hope-filled episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy sits down with author Lindsey Bell to talk about grief, miscarriage, community, and God's faithfulness in life's hardest seasons. Lindsey shares the personal story behind her book, Unbeaten, and opens up about walking through repeated loss, learning to lament honestly, and discovering that even when God seems silent, His fingerprints are still all over our lives.
In this episode, they discuss:
How Lindsey's journey through multiple miscarriages led her to write Unbeaten
What it looks like to wrestle with grief, anger, and faith at the same time
Practical rhythms that anchor us when faith feels fragile, including gratitude and community
Why vulnerability and sharing our stories can become a powerful source of healing for others
You may not always see what God is doing in the middle of your pain, but He is not absent. His fingerprints are still there, and He often reveals His presence through Scripture, community, and the courage to keep taking the next right step.
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Lindsey:
Website: lindseymbell.com
Book: Unbeaten: How Biblical Heroes Rose Above Their Pain and You Can Too
Connect with Missy:
Download the April Scripture Journaling prompts (Grace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
In today's Bold Faith Now episode, Missy sits down with Clay and Jean E. Jones authors of How Does God Use Suffering for Our Good? Living with Hope While Making Sense of Life, to tackle one of the hardest questions every believer faces: Why does God allow suffering, and how could it possibly work for our good?
Through deeply personal stories of cancer, miscarriage, unanswered prayers, and long seasons of waiting, Clay and Jean share how God uses suffering not to break us, but to form us. This conversation is honest, theological, and full of hope for anyone walking through pain right now.
In this episode, they discuss:
How God uses suffering to produce endurance, character, and lasting hope
How you can grieve deeply and still experience joy in Christ
How remembering God's faithfulness in the past strengthens your faith today
This episode will encourage you to trust God in the middle of your hardest seasons and remind you that your pain is never wasted.
Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!
Connect with Clay and Jean:
Jean Jones Website: https://jeanejones.net
Clay Jones Website: https://clayjones.net
Connect with Missy:
Download the April Scripture Journaling prompts (Grace) at https://missyeversole.com/resources/
For more encouragement and resources, visit MissyEversole.com and subscribe to the Bold Faith Now newsletter.
Website: Missy Eversole
Facebook: MissyEversoleAuthor
Instagram: missyeversole_author
Disclaimer: The views expressed by guests on the podcast may differ from my own Christian beliefs. While I aim for diverse discussions, I do not endorse my guests' religious views. Listeners should approach content with an open mind, embracing diverse perspectives to foster dialogue and understanding.
Click here to view my What I Believe Statement.
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