Julie Busler joins Tasha to discuss how, as a devoted young wife, mom, and missionary, she was silently struggling with trauma and grief. Unable to hold everything together in her own strength, Julie details her complicated journey to healing.

CAUTION: This episode deals with difficult, possibly triggering topics such as grief, trauma, and suicide.

Scott Turner shares with Tasha how he’s stewarded his career in the NFL, and his influence in business and politics, to the glory of God!

Missie Branch, talks with Tasha about how Christians are called to a life of  IMPACT and legacy.

We are talking about Spiritual Gifts this season on Digging In. Today, Tasha shares her gift of teaching by previewing her latest study, Prepare the Way. Today’s teaching is lifted from Luke 5 and is sure to challenge and encourage!

This week Tasha sits down one-on-one with Suzette Snyder, of the Lunch Bunch. Tasha affirms the spiritual gifts she sees in Suzette, and the pair discuss the beauty of including others with varying gifts.

As Christians, we look for opportunities to invest in good people and good things. What happens when we end up with too much of a good thing, though? Lunch Bunch discusses the sticky issue of over-commitment.

Tasha sits down with her friend and fellow ministry leader, Anne C. Harrison, to catch up on all things life-and-ministry. Having experienced a recent season of change, Anne shares how she has used her spiritual gifts over the course of many seasons and how sweet it has been to welcome a daughter-in-law to their all-boy family.

Women’s Minister and former Lifeway Women’s Ministry Specialist, Dr. Kelly King, talks to Tasha about how to navigate spiritual gifting inside the Church and outside the Church.

Spiritual gifts are given to Christ-followers for specific purposes, and for the common good of others. Sometimes we fail to recognize our God-given gifts, while pursuing the gifts we desire, instead.

The Lunch Bunch is tackling sticky situations on Season Four. This week, Tasha, Suzette, Mary, and Tamasan discuss transparency: when and with whom is it appropriate and how does it tie into confession?