We’re back for Season 2! And we are having lots of conversations with Christ Chapel women that you do not want to miss. This episode is no exception. Patty Cecil and Kate Tokar join Kathy Harrelson to discuss the heart of prayer – both talking and listening to God. They share about times when God has said yes and when God has said no to their requests. While they admit that they still have a lot to learn about prayer, they willingly invite us into both the intimate and practical parts of their prayer lives.

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We're taking a few weeks off. But first Kathy and Camille share a few things that have encouraged and equipped them this season!

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One of the sweetest things the Lord gives Christians is a new identity – an identity in Christ. We get to exchange our shame for freedom, darkness for light, and so much more. In this episode Danielle Fuqua, Kendall Reed, and Kathy Harrelson talk about ways they used to view themselves and how embracing their identity in Christ has quite literally changed their lives.

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There’s no way to avoid grief in our lives. There are ways though to embrace and walk through loss that are healthy and good. Cameron Ward, Kristen Hoff, and Camille Adams open up about the nearness of God in the midst of their darkest grief. They also talk about the impact of good community, the power of godly hope, and a few tips that made a difference in their loss.

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God’s actions and timings are always perfect. But often we wish some things in our lives would look different than they do. So what do we do in those seasons where we feel like we are waiting on God? Beth Oliver, Haley Dorris, and Kathy Harrelson look at both the pain and the joy of the waiting process. They discuss some of lessons they have learned in the waiting, along with the hard but good truths that carry them through.

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In this episode, Darcie Lantz, Sarah Kate Henn, and Camille Adams invite us into a look at rest – real rest – which is quite different than simply doing nothing. How do we find sustain that real rest? What does it look like in a practical way? How does it benefit and change us? Take a deep breath and enjoy their conversation about rest.

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Jesus. His name comes up in every episode and we can’t seem to stop talking about Him. But why? Why is He such a big deal? Why do we love Him? There’s no way one podcast episode can cover it but we feel compelled to at least start the conversation. Holly Barnum, Angela Storm, and Kathy Harrelson talk about why Jesus is so great and share some of the ways they strive to love Him more.

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We are diving back into anxiety in our second episode on the topic. Sarah Stiles, Lori Sultemeier, and Misty Denman share their struggles and wisdom with us. We know every situation is different. Yet we believe there is hope in knowing you’re not the only one who struggles and learning from others who do. They discuss what their anxiety has felt like, how prayer and Scripture have been a comfort for them, and practical tips they use to keep moving forward.

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Show Notes
Grounding Techniques

Anxiety is a topic that hits close to home for many of us – whether mild and periodic or long-term and extreme. Regardless of where you land on this spectrum, we get it and offer you hope. Kassie Moore, Camille Adams, and Kathy Harrelson share a realistic look at the pain of anxiety, the tools they use to fight it, and the God who never leaves us.

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Erin Flusche, Kristin Hines, and Camille Adams have been friends for decades. For more than one of those decades, they have explicitly asked each other for help to grow spiritually. They allow us a glimpse into their relationship. Listen to learn how they define accountability, what they have found most helpful, what they will never be able to do for each other, and what they are actually working on right now.

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Show Notes

Book Recommendations
Respectable Sins by Jerry Bridges
Get Out Of Your Head by Jennie Allen
 
Triad Questions
1. A. How has your anger or fear or anxiety or addiction shown up this week?
B. How does that reveal what you’re trusting in besides God?
C. What truth or promise of the Gospel do you need to claim to trust God again?
2. How have you wasted time?
3. How has your giving and generosity reflected faith in God’s promises rather than a feeling of entitlement? Is your giving radical enough to affect your standard of living?
4. Describe how you’ve related to others this week. Have you treated others as more significant than yourself? Been forgiving, patient, irritable, or angry, etc.?
5. In light of God’s love toward you, do you need to reconcile with somebody? Subconsciously, are you holding a grudge?
6. How have you battled sexual or intimacy temptation and how are you preparing to deal with it next week?
7. How did you see God’s sovereign Spirit rearranging the plans you had made this week? Did you respond in faith?
8. Is anything (school, work, technology, g/f, b/f, etc.) isolating you from important relationships?
9. Insert a personalized question here.
10. Did you finish this week’s reading? How did you hear from God and what are you doing to do about it?