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In this honest and heart-opening conversation, Alexzandra sits down with her friend Ashlyn to talk about the kind of faith no one really prepares you for — the faith you need when life feels unfinished, unclear, or painfully slow.
Together, they unpack what it looks like to trust God in the waiting seasons… when prayers feel unanswered, when direction feels blurry, and when God seems quiet. This episode is for anyone who feels stuck in the “in-between” — not where you were, but not yet where you hoped to be.
Through personal stories and gentle reminders, Alexzandra and Ashlyn explore how faith isn’t always loud or certain — sometimes it’s simply choosing to stay, to trust, and to believe God is still working even when you can’t see it.
If you’ve ever wondered, “God, are you still there?” — this conversation will remind you that silence doesn’t mean absence, and waiting doesn’t mean wasted.
You’re not behind. You’re becoming.
Perfection was never the goal—faithfulness was. In this episode, we unpack the pressure to be perfect and gently replace it with what God actually calls us to: showing up each day, putting our best foot forward, and living for His glory, not our own performance. Through the story of Paul and the wisdom of C.S. Lewis, we explore how God works powerfully through imperfect people who are willing, obedient, and surrendered. This conversation is an invitation to lay down perfectionism, embrace grace, and walk confidently in who God is shaping you to be.
What does faith look like when it’s not being spoken—but lived?
In this episode of Called in the Chaos, I sit down with my friend Madeline Schminke to talk about faith beyond words. The kind of faith that shows up in ordinary days, quiet obedience, and consistent actions long before anyone else notices.
We talk honestly about what it means to walk out faith in real life—not just in moments of inspiration, but in routines, relationships, and choices that require perseverance. From trusting God in the unseen seasons to learning how consistency shapes spiritual depth, this conversation explores how faith is formed not in perfection, but in presence and consistency.
This episode is for anyone who’s learning that faith isn’t always loud—but it is always active.
As always, please submit prayer requests and I will pray over you!
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Be sure to keep up with socials on instagram at "called_in_the_chaos"
Alexzandra is officially back to the mic—rebranding the podcast from The Loon Society to Called in the Chaos.
After 1.5 years away from podcasting, this episode is a reintroduction, a life update, and an open invitation into a new season of intentional conversation.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
Why I stepped away from the mic
What the last year and a half has looked like for me
How this season reshaped my faith, priorities, and voice
Why I felt called to return—now, as I am
This new season of Called in the Chaos is rooted in faith, real talk, and meaningful conversation—a space for everyday people to feel seen, known, and reminded that God meets us right where we are, even in the chaos.
I’m excited for what’s ahead:
Faith-centered but honest conversations
Inspiring, relatable guests
Stories that encourage, heal, and remind us we are not alone
If you are walking through something and would like prayer, I would be honored to pray for you.
A Google Form is linked for prayer requests. Everything shared is completely anonymous, and you may share as much or as little as you would like.
Prayer Requests: https://forms.gle/pN84aCcKTe7VqBeu7
Follow along on Instagram:
@called_in_the_chaos
Thank you for being here and for being part of this new chapter.
This is not just a podcast—it is a community.
Alexzandra is officially back to the mic—rebranding the podcast from The Loon Society to Called in the Chaos.
After 1.5 years away from podcasting, this episode is a reintroduction, a life update, and an open invitation into a new season of intentional conversation.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
Why I stepped away from the mic
What the last year and a half has looked like for me
How this season reshaped my faith, priorities, and voice
Why I felt called to return—now, as I am
This new season of Called in the Chaos is rooted in faith, real talk, and meaningful conversation—a space for everyday people to feel seen, known, and reminded that God meets us right where we are, even in the chaos.
I’m excited for what’s ahead:
Faith-centered but honest conversations
Inspiring, relatable guests
Stories that encourage, heal, and remind us we are not alone
If you are walking through something and would like prayer, I would be honored to pray for you.
A Google Form is linked for prayer requests. Everything shared is completely anonymous, and you may share as much or as little as you would like.
Prayer Requests: https://forms.gle/DSWEbqExyuxMqZz16
Follow along on Instagram:
@called_in_the_chaos
Thank you for being here and for being part of this new chapter.
This is not just a podcast—it is a community.
In this episode, Janet and Alex discuss the impact of social media, the essentials of diet and exercise, and practical self-help advice. They share personal stories, explore the benefits of goal-setting and mindfulness, and reveal how law school has transformed their journeys. Join them for insights on travel, self-care, and personal growth to help you thrive in every aspect of your life
In this episode of ‘Navigating Life & Law: A Deep Dive with Vinnie Fazio,' we delve into the inspiring life of Vinnie Fazio. Born and raised in Walled Lake, Michigan, Vinnie overcame the challenges of growing up in a single-parent household to pursue his career of studying law. We explore his journey, the hurdles he faced, and how he turned adversity into strength. Join us as we uncover Vinnie’s resilience, his passion for wellness, and his unique perspective on law and life. This episode is a testament to the power of determination and the human spirit. Don’t miss it!
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