Carrie & Natalie replayed their very first episode in the last episode. The girls continue to talk about how they met and how Coffee & Scripture was created.

Carrie & Natalie replay their very first episode that was recorded. The girls talk about how they met and how Coffee & Scripture was created.

Carrie & Natalie discuss Carrie's first Christmas without her Grandma.

Carrie & Natalie discuss Priscilla Shirer's book Fervent - A Woman's battle plan for serious, specific, and strategic prayer. This week they continue onto chapter 2 and discuss how the enemy attempts to distract you away from what God is calling you to do.

Carrie & Natalie discuss Priscilla Shirer's book Fervent - A Woman's battle plan for serious, specific, and strategic prayer. This week they start with chapter 1 and discuss how the enemy attempts to steal your passion and how just when you feel it is lost...just asking God for it back binds the enemy's scheme to trick you.

Carrie and Natalie start discussing a new book - Fervent by Priscilla Shirer. The book is based on the concept of serious prayer against the enemy as in the movie War Room.

Carrie and Natalie discuss giving thanks. They talk about even small everyday things can be an opportunity for thanks. They also challenge us to tell people you are thankful for them and all they do.

Carrie and Natalie continue with Dorothy Littell Greco's book "Making Marriage Beautiful". In this episode they talk about sacrificial love.

Carrie and Natalie continue with Dorothy Littell Greco's book "Making Marriage Beautiful". In this episode they talk about community and how your friends can hold you accountable and help you to grow.

Carrie and Natalie skip take an unexpected turn from working through Dorothy Littell Greco's book "Making Marriage Beautiful". In this episode they show us how life can sometimes put a wrinkle in your plans. They use this episode to discuss the loss of Carrie's grandmother. God brings people into our lives to teach us how to be a better version of ourselves. When it's time for them to leave us, it's okay to grieve them but also okay to give thanks for the short amount ...