Cheer Her On

Aarti really is a party, but she's also someone who asks incredible questions, challenges us to dig deeper and reminds us that taking a risk isn't the end of the world. This unlikely competitor found herself a champion on the Food Network, but as we discuss in this finale episode, our identity is found in different things. Get ready to laugh, wonder and walk away encouraged. 

Trillia Newbell is an author, bible study writer, speaker, and acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers. We're talking about the importance of scripture and the local church and why it matters that we commit to them. 

Katherine is an advocate, cheerleader, and author. She speaks all over the place and reminds us of what is true. She and her husband Jay founded a ministry called Hope Heals and they've dedicated their lives to loving those who feel the most forgotten. Join us for a talk about how to befriend when things get REAL.

Dr. Karen Swallow Prior is reminding us that imagination is wildly important. This week, we're talking about the importance of reality in an age of social media and how to reconnect with friends in actual, non-online life. Also? How to deal with trolls. Let's go. 

Jo Saxton is a leader, author and encourager of others. This week, we just asked her to preach and she 100% did. If you need someone to tell you to put on boots and march forward with hope and grace, Jo is your woman. 

Zandy Mowry is one wise woman. She's one of the members of The New Respects, touring the country with her family band. When she's not on the road, you can find her in Nashville where she's building community and talking about how to be healthy in a world of hype. Goodness, we needed this conversation. 

It's easier to play it safe, but what happens when you need to speak up and lead? Our guest this week is Tasha Jun. She's an author, writer, and poet and goodness, she's here to talk to some of you who need a boost. The Kingdom is built when we all do our part, so listen up and walk out your calling, friends.

Let's talk about summer bodies, insecurity and freedom, shall we? This Season is kicking off with author/speaker/cheerleader Jess Connolly and she has some words we need to HEAR this first week of summertime. We're re-learning the next 8 weeks how to walk in freedom, and Jess is the girl for the job to start us off. 

Toni Collier is a firecracker and we can think of no better way to finish up this season that with her words. She’s here to preach about resilience, how sitting in our pain is a gateway to joy and why Jesus really does cover everything. If you need a little bit of a pick-up, it’s here. Happy Season Two Finale, friends!

Laura Tremaine is about to go there and talk about why we sometimes struggle to celebrate. Are we being honest about what we want and then getting disappointed when it doesn't happen? This conversation covers a whole lot: writing, celebration, anxiety, honesty, community and the process of learning. Buckle up, people, it's going to be a whole thing.