Awakening to a new life in Christ means more than changing a few habits. It means surrendering every part of ourselves to Jesus. In this follow-up episode of the Awaken series, we continue the conversation about putting off our old way of living and allowing the Lord to be truly Lord over all areas of our lives.What are we still holding onto? What patterns, priorities, fears, or desires are keeping us from wholehearted obedience? As we release the “old self” and turn toward God, we make room for the freedom, transformation, and new life He has for us.Join us as we explore what it looks like to surrender fully, trust God deeply, and awaken to a life led by Him.

What does it look like to truly awaken to a new way of living? In this episode of the Awaken series, we explore Ephesians 4:17–18 and 22, where Paul calls us to no longer live in the patterns of our old life, but to put off the old self and walk in the new life Jesus has made possible.

Together, we’ll talk about leaving behind empty thinking, old habits, and the ways of living that once kept us disconnected from God. This is an invitation to awaken, to release what no longer reflects who you are in Christ and embrace a life marked by truth, purpose, and transformation.

In episode five of our Awaken series, we’re diving into Ephesians 4 and discovering what it really means to be awakened to our calling.

So often, we think calling is all about what we can do for Christ; our gifts, our serving, our impact, or the next thing God is asking us to accomplish. But Paul points us toward something deeper: spiritual maturity. Our calling begins with becoming more like Jesus.Together, we’ll explore the invitation to “be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love,” and to protect the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. What would it look like for our lives, relationships, and faith communities to reflect Christ more fully?

Awakening to your calling isn’t about striving to do more. It’s about allowing God to shape you into the likeness of Jesus.

In episode four of our Awaken series, we’re studying Ephesians 2:14–18 and the peace Jesus creates between us and God, and between us and one another.

Because of Christ, we are no longer on the outside looking in. We belong. But that belonging is never meant to stop with us. In this conversation, we’ll talk honestly about sharing our faith, stepping toward people who may feel far from God, and inviting others into the reconciliation and family Jesus has made possible.

If you’ve ever felt nervous, unqualified, or unsure how to begin a faith conversation, this episode is a reminder: you don’t have to have all the answers to help someone encounter the One who welcomes them home.

In episode three of our Awaken series, we open Ephesians 1 and explore what it means to be awakened to the immeasurable power of God at work in us.

Paul’s prayer is that the eyes of our hearts would be enlightened, that we would truly know the hope of our calling, the richness of our inheritance, and the greatness of His power for those who believe. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is not distant or unavailable; it is present and active in the lives of God’s people today.

Join us as we consider how God awakens us from striving, fear, and spiritual weariness to live with confidence in His strength, not our own.

In this episode in our Awakening series, we look at Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21 and discover how intimate prayer can awaken our hearts to the presence and power of God. Though Paul was writing from prison, he did not pray selfishly or remain focused on his circumstances; instead, he knelt before the Father and prayed for others to be strengthened, rooted in love, and filled with all God has for them. Join us as we explore what it looks like to move beyond routine prayer, surrender our hearts, and meet with God in a deeper, more personal way.

This episode launches our new Awaken series in Ephesians, leading us toward Her Night in October. We’re talking about a reality many of us live in but rarely name: we’re saved, yet spiritually exhausted, and small unnoticed choices and distractions slowly cause us to drift from the Father. From his prison cell, Paul calls the Church to wake up; to pay attention, to let the Holy Spirit revive what’s grown weary, and to step back into the closeness with Jesus we were made for.

This week’s episode is a special encore with a fresh update from our host, revisiting one of our most-loved conversations for Gen X women. Gen X; often called the sandwich generation and the responsible generation. Carrying the weight of caring for parents, raising families, and holding everything together can leave little room to remember who you are in Christ. This week we talk about bringing those burdens to Jesus, staying in constant dialogue with Him, and exchanging the pressure to hold it all together for the identity of being a daughter of God.

Gen Z lives in a world where emotions are always on display, TikToks, stories, comment sections, and viral “hot takes” that often normalize being led by whatever emotion is loudest in the moment. In this episode, we talk honestly about how social media disciples our emotional life, while often overlooking the hope, wisdom, and authority found in God’s Word. Together, we unpack what it looks like to feel our emotions without letting them rule us, to invite professional help without making it our savior, and to consistently compare what we feel with what Scripture says is true. Whether you’re Gen Z yourself or you’re leading and loving the next generation, this conversation will help you move from being emotion-led to Spirit-led, anchoring your heart in the steady truth of Scripture.

Reflecting Christ isn’t about perfectly performing for God; it’s about allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our inner life so that love, joy, peace, and the rest of the fruit of the Spirit naturally flow out of us. In this episode of In Her Calling, we talk about what it looks like to mirror Jesus in a world that is constantly rushing; learning His pace, His posture, and His presence.

Together, we’ll explore how Christ modeled rest, why slowing down is not laziness but holy obedience, and how creating space in our schedules and souls helps us abide in Him more deeply. You’ll be invited to step out of hurry, into rhythms of stillness, and to let the fruit of the Spirit grow in the quiet places of your everyday life so that you can reflect Him wherever you go.