In today’s episode, I talk about praying while the world seems like it’s in chaos. I read through Psalm 19 and some passages from Luke 19 as well. I hope you were able to find some encouragement in in. Make sure to follow along on social media. I'm on Instagram as leighannwolle: https://www.instagram.com/leighannwolle and Facebook www.Facebook.com/leighannwollewriting

In today’s episode, I’m driving home on a late night and chatting with you all about emotions. It’s a bit of a roller coaster, and I feel like I landed the plane in some areas! Enjoy!

I love back to school so I thought I’d share some of my favorite school stories! Head over to Instagram and Facebook to share yours with me! Facebook: www.Facebook.com/leighannwollewriting Instagram: @leighannwolle

*sorry for the random audio issues throughout*If you didn’t sing the Steven Curtis Chapman song when you read the title, please start over ;) I was very encouraged by a friend and how prayer has played into our friendship. I hope you are encouraged as well! Follow on Instagram and Facebook @leighannwolle https://m.facebook.com/leighannwollewriting/

In today’s episode, I read through Hebrews 12 and give some encouragement based on these verses. I hope you all can walk forward into a new season feeling renewed. Make sure to follow along on Instagram and Facebook @leighannwolle

In this episode, I took a look back at a blog post I wrote in 2018 about encouraging men in the church. It is such an important topic! Here is the link to that post: http://leighannwolle.com/2018/02/05/the-ones-we-left-behind/. Don’t forget to go follow on Instagram and Facebook @leighannwolle to keep up with all things Dear World, Love LeighAnn

I am mourning the trade of Anthony Rizzo from the Chicago Cubs to the New York Yankees. Please enjoy this rollercoaster of emotions.

This episode is all about walking in community even when it is flawed. This episode is a little vulnerable about some of my flaws and hurt around community. It is something that is continually growing in importance of my life.

Some thoughts for our friends who have walked away from the faith

I was super resistant to counseling as teenager. In my mind, I didn’t have some major diagnosis so why would I need professional help. The church didn’t help my perspective on this. Thankfully, I have learned and healed and grown so much thanks to counseling. From working through anxiety to talking through every little thing, counseling has become my favorite and I hope it can be yours too!