Who’s influencing you? In the age of social media, influences are all around us. Good and bad. In this episode of the Covered By Grace podcast, we discuss the power of influence and how it affects us and our mindset.

In this episode of the Covered By Grace podcast we are joined by special guest, Emily Cave. Emily’s life flipped upside down in early 2020 after the sudden passing of her husband, NHL player, Colby Cave. We discuss their beautiful love story, trusting God during grief and navigating faith through such a devastating time. 

Our lives have all changed drastically this past year and many of us have had to navigate living life somewhat "virtually". In this episode of the Covered By Grace podcast, we discuss how this has affected us personally and how we try to stay connected in a virtual world.

We are very excited to have special guest, Nicole Arbour, join us on the Covered By Grace podcast! You may know her from the internet and as a stand up comedian, a fearless speaker and the ultimate cheerleader. We discuss how Nicole came to faith, convictions we have as Christians in the entertainment industry and how to share our beliefs boldly and unashamedly with the world.

In this episode of the Covered By Grace podcast, we're speaking to Annalise - the writer behind the blog, "Those Hard Truths". We discuss purpose and what it means to follow what God is calling us to do!

In Episode 8, we're telling stories of our own personal battle with loneliness, how we believe God can use loneliness to do some deep work in us, and practical tips to combat these feelings of isolation! 

It may be a New Year, but it’s the same Kingdom! In Episode 7 of the Covered By Grace podcast, we are discussing our  resolutions and hopes for 2021.

Episode 5 of the Covered By Grace Podcast is all about Kingdom Over Culture and what that means in society today.

How often do you compare yourself to someone else? What does God say about comparison? In Episode 4 of the Covered By Grace Podcast, we talk coveting, self-criticism and why we need to stop the nasty habit of comparing ourselves to others.