In this heartfelt conversation, Julie and her co-host reflect on the multifaceted nature of Christmas, exploring both joyful memories and the complexities of loss during the holiday season. They share personal anecdotes and listener stories that highlight the nostalgia associated with Christmas traditions, the importance of family, and the emotional challenges some face during this time. The discussion emphasizes the need for kindness and connection, especially for those who may feel lonely or grieving during the holidays.

In this episode, Julie discusses the pervasive issue of distraction in modern society, reflecting on its impact on personal lives, family dynamics, and spiritual communities. She emphasizes the need for empathy and kindness in the face of tragedy and the importance of maintaining focus on one's purpose amidst the chaos of daily distractions, especially during the holiday season.

In this episode, Julie discusses the serious implications of covering up sin, particularly within religious institutions. She emphasizes the importance of accountability and transparency, citing biblical examples and recent cases of abuse among religious leaders. Julie calls for truth-telling and integrity, urging listeners to protect children and expose wrongdoing.

In this conversation, Julie explores the theme of contentment, discussing its importance in a world filled with comparison and dissatisfaction. She emphasizes the difference between happiness and contentment, offering practical tips for achieving a content mindset, such as stopping comparisons, holding plans lightly, and focusing on gratitude. Julie also highlights the significance of reflection and journaling in fostering self-awareness and personal growth. Ultimately, she encourages listeners to find contentment in their current circumstances while striving for self-improvement.

Julie and Wilson share the 15 RED FLAGS of relationships that every person needs to memorize! Julie shares a three letter word for some of these...RUN!

Julie explores the complexities surrounding teenage relationships, particularly focusing on the legal implications (Romeo & Juliet Laws),of age differences and consent. It discusses the potential emotional impacts and societal perceptions of such relationships, especially when one person is involved in pornography. The dialogue raises questions about the adequacy of current laws and the consequences faced by individuals in these situations.

In this conversation, Julie and Wilson discuss the Thrive workshop, an empowering event for women who have experienced abuse. She emphasizes the importance of shared experiences in healing, the complexities of domestic violence, and the role of faith in recovery. Julie and Wilson  also highlight the need for church leaders to be educated about abuse and to create safe spaces for healing within faith communities.

https://www.bluespringschurchofchrist.org/media2/2025/07/06/my-introduction-to-domestic-abuse

n this conversation, Julie and Wilson discuss the complexities of parenting adult children, emphasizing the transition from a directive role to one of support and mentorship. The discussion covers the challenges parents face in adjusting their communication styles, the importance of respecting their children's independence, and the need for parents to navigate unsolicited advice carefully. Through real-life examples and insights, the conversation highlights the significance of maintaining healthy relationships with adult children while fostering open communication and understanding.

In this engaging conversation, Julie Adams interviews young author Hanna Robertson, who shares her journey into poetry, the emotional depth of her work, and her aspirations for future writing. Hanna discusses how her experiences and inspirations shape her poetry, emphasizing the importance of self-expression and emotional honesty. The dialogue explores the creative process, the influence of other poets, and the significance of connecting with readers through relatable themes.

In this light-hearted conversation, Julie Adams and "him"explore the world of dogs, sharing personal anecdotes and humorous observations about various dog breeds. They touch on themes of nostalgia, immigration, and the joy that dogs bring to our lives, while also reflecting on their own experiences with pets. The discussion flows from childhood memories to the unique personalities of different dog breeds, creating a warm and engaging atmosphere.