CallieinChrist

What does it actually look like to wash someone’s feet today?

In this episode, Callie shares a conversation from a walk with her friend Sarah from Chi Alpha that sparked a powerful question: What is the modern-day equivalent of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet in John 13? Is it cleaning up after someone? Paying for gas? Cooking a meal? Or is it something even deeper?

Together, we unpack the cultural significance of foot washing, why no one in the room wanted the job, and what it means that Jesus — the Lord of all — willingly took the position of the lowest servant. Through John 13, we discover that serving is ministry, humility is the way of Jesus, and the call of every believer is not status… but servanthood.

This episode is a reminder that the Kingdom of God often looks like doing the job nobody else wants to do.

Because at the end of the day, the question is simple:
“How can I serve you?”

This is part two of our episode with Keenan Gerbach. After Jesus changed his life in the United States, Keenan returned to South Africa and began ministering there. Hear his story of seeing the need and meeting the need in his community, churches and COVID-19.

"It's one thing to say people are freedom, it's another thing to actually live in that freedom." Today Keenan Gerbach shares his story of meeting Jesus in his 20s. This is part 1 of the episode.

Sydney does it all - student athlete, sorority chaplain, girlfriend, follower of Jesus and more. Today she shares with us the importance of keeping up the little things and how to prioritize your mental health with a busy schedule.

As we wrap up March and International Women’s Month, I’m sharing my number one rule in ministry: 90/10 faith... 90% unseen, 10% seen.

Rooted in Matthew 6, this episode is about living from the secret place. I share nine ways I keep the 90/10 balance as a woman in ministry.

If your ministry can’t survive the unseen, it is not ministry... it is performance.

This is your invitation to the secret place, where God does His deepest work.

March is International Women's Month and we are celebrating by highlighting women in ministry. In this episode, Jamie Bowling shares her experience being a missionary in Southeast Asia. Support her mission work by contacting her on Instagram @ Jaaaaamie.lee.bowling

March is International Women's Month, and we are celebrating by highlighting women in ministry. In this episode, Tennessee Tech Chi Alpha director --- Halie Alexander --- joins us to share her journey of ministry and motherhood.

March is International Women's Month, and we are celebrating by highlighting women in ministry. In this episode, my favorite worship leader (who also happens to be my bestie) is sharing her story of being called into worship and how she leads the call for others.

March is International Women's Month! We are celebrating by highlighting women in ministry I know and love dearly. To start us off is Pastor Jennifer Spieth. Jennifer was my pastor when I was in high school and I have always admired the way she studies the scripture. Today we talk about if women can be pastors and why we believe they can

This is our fourth and final episode in our Love Brave series. If you have not listened to the first episode, I encourage you to do so because it sets the scene for all of the stories we will hear.

Tom Robins has hiked the Appalachian Trail and many of the Caminos in Spain. He carries three cards with him to represent three people: the queen of hearts, the king of hearts, the ace of hearts. Today we learn about the Ace of Hearts.

In this episode, Tom shares the story of Isabella Sofia, a teenager who took her own life. This is the reason greater than any other why we have to Love Brave and love like Jesus loved us.