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Ep 166 // Feeling Spiritually Stuck? God's Invitation to Begin Again | Em Tyler
What do you do when you believe God is leading you—but His direction doesn’t make sense, feels uncomfortable, or takes you somewhere you never expected?
And what happens when disappointment leaves you wondering if you have the courage to hope again?
In this episode of the Kingdom Life Coaching Podcast, I’m joined by author, speaker, Bible teacher, and founder of Grow + Go, Em Tyler, for an honest conversation about hearing God’s voice, trusting His timing, surrendering our need for control, and continuing to follow Jesus through every season.
Em shares how Scripture has anchored some of the biggest decisions of her life—from ministry transitions and international moves to painful endings and unexpected new beginnings. We also talk about the tension between calling and striving, why we don’t need a title to live out our God-given purpose, and how to recognize when anxiety may be revealing that we’ve started gripping something God is asking us to surrender.
Em also shares the powerful story behind her new book, The Power of Again: Come as You Are, Grow Your Faith and Go the Distance with Jesus. After returning to England from New Zealand depleted and discouraged, Em sensed God inviting her to hope again. That invitation became a message for anyone who secretly wonders, Shouldn’t I be further along in my faith by now?
In this episode, we talk about:Hearing God’s Voice: A Beautiful Exchange Journaling Experience for Everyday Discernment
Em and I are teaming up for a special 90-minute live masterclass on October 8!
If you’ve ever wondered, Was that God—or was that just me?, this experience is designed to help you grow in confidence as you discern the Holy Spirit’s leading while staying firmly anchored in Scripture.
I’ll also guide you through my Beautiful Exchange Journaling Method, a practical, Scripture-centered process for slowing down, listening, identifying what may be influencing your thoughts, and exchanging lies and fear for the truth of God.
October 8 | 90-minute live online experience
👉 REGISTER HERE
Connect with Em TylerWebsite: emtyler.com
The Power of Again + Book Quiz: powerofagain.com
Substack: emtyler.substack.com
Instagram: @helloemtyler
YouTube: @helloemtyler
Podcast: Grow and Go with Em Tyler
The Power of Again: Come as You Are, Grow Your Faith and Go the Distance with Jesus releases November 13, 2026.
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If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend who may need the reminder that she isn’t behind, God isn’t finished, and there is always grace to come back to Jesus again.
Ep 165 // How to Deepen Your Relationship with God: Spiritual Disciplines That Actually Transform You | Monica Ritchie
What does it actually mean to “go deeper with God”?
Pray more. Read your Bible. Be still. Listen for God's voice. Practice Sabbath. Fast.
We hear these invitations all the time in the Christian life—but sometimes no one tells us how to actually live them out. And even good spiritual practices can quietly become another checklist of things we think we need to do to be a “good Christian.”
In this episode of the Kingdom Life Coaching Podcast, Megan welcomes back Monica Ritchie, author of the new book Fashioned by Faith: Spiritual Disciplines for Deepening Your Relationship with God, for a practical and honest conversation about what it looks like to create space for God to truly transform us.
Monica shares the powerful encounter with God that cracked open her understanding of faith—and why even a dramatic encounter with God isn't enough to sustain a lifetime of spiritual growth. Real formation happens as we continually turn our hearts toward God and allow Him to shape us in the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.
Megan and Monica explore prayer, fasting, Sabbath, Scripture, silence and solitude, lament, community, discernment, and hearing God's voice—but without turning spiritual formation into another exercise in Christian performance.
Because spiritual disciplines aren't about earning God's love.
You're already loved. They're an invitation to deeper relationship.
In this episode, you'll discover:What is fashioning you right now?
We are all being formed by something—our habits, relationships, schedules, social media feeds, fears, desires, culture, successes and disappointments.
The question isn't whether you're being formed. It's what is forming you—and who are you becoming as a result?
Rather than trying to manufacture spiritual transformation, consider what it might look like to make room for God.
Ask Him:
Lord, what are You inviting me into in this season? Is there a practice that could help me become more attentive to You and more receptive to what You're doing in me?
You don't have to master every spiritual discipline. Begin with the invitation God is placing in front of you today.
Connect with Monica RitchiePick up Monica's new book, Fashioned by Faith: Spiritual Disciplines for Deepening Your Relationship with God, wherever books are sold.
Follow Monica on Instagram and find her on Substack for more conversations about theology, faith and spiritual formation.
And if you enjoy Fashioned by Faith, consider leaving Monica a review on Amazon or Goodreads. Reviews are a simple but meaningful way to support an author and help more readers discover the book.
Connect with MeganIf this conversation stirred a desire to grow in hearing God's voice, spiritual discernment, and living more intentionally with God, continue exploring these themes through the Kingdom Life Coaching Podcast.
You can also find Megan's book and journal, Untangled Faith, and learn more about her resources and coaching designed to help you anchor your identity in Christ, align your life with God's voice, and take faith-filled action.
Listen to Megan's first conversation with Monica Ritchie:
Ep 142 // How to Understand Scripture (and Love It Again) with Seminarian Monica Ritchie
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Ep 164 // How to Hear God's Voice and Walk in Spiritual Authority | Rachel Faulkner Brown (Part Two)
How do you know when God is speaking?
What does spiritual authority actually look like?
And how can you walk in freedom instead of fear?
In Part Two of my conversation with Rachel Faulkner Brown, we move from her remarkable story of grief, loss, and widowhoood into the practical lessons God has taught her through years of healing, ministry, and walking closely with the Holy Spirit.
Rachel shares how she has learned to recognize God's voice, discern spiritual warfare with wisdom, walk in the authority of Christ, and experience deeper freedom through honesty, confession, and surrender.
We also talk about the birth of Never Alone Widows and the powerful ways God continues to redeem pain by bringing hope to thousands of women across the country.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Whether you're longing to hear God more clearly, grow in discernment, or walk with greater confidence in Christ, this conversation is filled with practical, biblical encouragement you can begin applying today.
God is still speaking. The question is: Are we learning to recognize His voice?
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Ep 163 // Losing Two Husbands Changed Everything, But Not in the Way You Think | Rachel Faulkner Brown (Part One)
What happens when you've done everything "right"—and life still falls apart?
In Part One of this powerful conversation, I sit down with Rachel Faulkner Brown, founder of Never Alone Widows, to hear the remarkable story behind her ministry and the faith that was forged through unimaginable loss.
Rachel shares what it was like to lose her first husband unexpectedly at just 23 years old, remarry, build a family, and then lose her second husband in a tragic Air Force plane crash before the age of 31.
But this conversation isn't just about grief.
It's about the unexpected transformation that happened beneath the surface. Rachel opens up about growing up in church, believing her worth came from performance, and how God used suffering, authentic community, vulnerability, and the Holy Spirit to reveal a deeper relationship with Him.
In this episode, we discuss:
If you've ever questioned God's goodness, struggled with grief, or wondered if there's more to the Christian life than simply trying harder, this conversation will encourage you.
Be sure to come back for Part Two, where Rachel shares practical wisdom on hearing God's voice, spiritual authority, healing, and living in the freedom Christ offers.
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Ep 162 // Responding to Hurt Without Losing Yourself | Romans 12:14-21
Someone else’s hurtful behavior may wound you, but it does not have to determine who you become.
In the fifth and final installment of the Authentic Faith Summer Formation Series, we conclude Romans 12 with one of Paul’s most challenging invitations: bless those who hurt you, pursue peace, release revenge, and overcome evil with good.
This is not passive Christianity. It is not ignoring evil, abandoning boundaries, or staying in unsafe relationships. It is the Spirit-led decision to refuse to let another person’s sin shape your character.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Paul reminds us that evil wins when it reproduces itself in us. But through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can respond with truth, wisdom, love, and integrity.
Reflection QuestionsIf you’re just joining us, start with the previous episodes in the Authentic Faith Summer Formation Series:
Romans 12, overcome evil with good, Christian forgiveness, biblical boundaries, healing from offense, justice versus revenge, Christian reconciliation, spiritual formation, renewing your mind, hearing God’s voice
Ep 161 // Stop Comparing Yourself to Others and Step into Authentic Community: Romans 12:3-13
Comparison has a way of stealing our peace. Whether we feel “less than” or quietly judge ourselves against others, the endless measuring keeps our focus fixed on ourselves instead of on Christ.
In this week’s episode of the Authentic Faith Summer Formation Series, we continue our journey through Romans 12 and discover that one of the clearest signs of a transformed mind is not simply what we believe about God—it’s how we see ourselves and how we love the people around us.
After exploring what it means to offer our lives as living sacrifices (Romans 12:1–2) and learning how to discern God’s will through the renewal of our minds, we now turn to Paul’s vision for authentic Christian community.
This episode explores:
If you’ve ever wondered:
…this episode is for you.
Reflection QuestionsIf you’re just joining us, start with the previous episodes in the Authentic Faith Summer Formation Series:
In our final episode on Romans 12, we’ll explore verses 14–21 and wrestle with one of the hardest parts of authentic faith: loving difficult people, responding to conflict, overcoming evil with good, and living out the upside-down values of God’s kingdom.
Connect with MeganEp 160 // How to Discern God's Will: 7 Questions to Find Clarity and Hear God's Voice
How do you know God's will when you're facing a major decision?
Should you stay or go? Start the business? Have the conversation? Take the opportunity?
Many of us spend our lives searching for certainty while God is inviting us into transformation.
In this episode, Megan explores Romans 12:2 and reveals why discernment isn't primarily about finding the perfect answer, but rather becoming the kind of person who can recognize God's voice. Through biblical teaching, practical coaching insights, and seven powerful discernment questions, you'll learn how authenticity, mind renewal, and honest conversations with God create the foundation for hearing His leading and walking confidently in His will.
In This Episode You'll Learn:Ep 159 // Authentic Faith: Stop Overthinking and Renew Your Mind (Romans 12:1-2)
Have you ever felt stuck in a cycle of overthinking, comparison, anxiety, or people-pleasing?
In this first teaching episode of the Authentic Faith summer series, Megan explores one of the most transformative passages in the New Testament: Romans 12:1-2.
Paul reminds us that authentic faith is not about trying harder or performing better. It's about responding to God's mercies and allowing the Holy Spirit to renew our minds from the inside out.
In this episode you'll discover:
If you've ever felt trapped by repetitive thoughts, people-pleasing, anxiety, or the pressure to perform, this episode will encourage you to surrender your whole life to God and experience the transforming work of His Spirit.
Reflection QuestionsHow do you actually discern God's voice?
In Part 2, we'll unpack Romans 12:2 and explore practical, biblical discernment:
Know someone who struggles with overthinking, comparison, anxiety, or people-pleasing? Send them this episode and invite them to walk through Romans 12 with you this summer.
Connect with MeganEp 158 // The Exhaustion of Performing: A Journey Back to Authentic Faith
What happens when you look faithful on the outside, but quietly feel disconnected on the inside?
In this opening episode of the summer formation series, Megan invites listeners into a deeply personal and spiritually honest journey through Romans 12, a journey away from performance, people-pleasing, and subtle conformity and toward authentic, Spirit-led transformation. Drawing from her own experiences in motherhood, seminary, leadership, and spiritual formation, Megan explores the exhaustion that comes from constantly adapting, managing perceptions, and neglecting the condition of your own soul.
Together, we’ll wrestle with questions like:
This series is not about becoming louder, harsher, or more self-focused. It’s about becoming rooted in Christ, honest before God, and awake to the life He is forming in you.
In This Episode:Grab your Bible, a journal, and a pen and come on this journey together. Read Romans 12 slowly. Take notes. Reflect deeply. Invite transformation.
And if this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend and invite her to walk through Romans 12 alongside you.
Connect with MeganEpisode 157 - From Bedridden to Rebuilding: Faith, Chronic Illness & Healing the Mind with Lauren Watt
What if your greatest limitation became the place God met you most deeply?
In this powerful episode of the Kingdom Life Coaching Podcast, Megan sits down with Lauren Watt, a Christian entrepreneur and writer who spent nearly a decade battling severe chronic illness, often confined to her bed with little hope for recovery.
Lauren shares her raw and honest journey through:
After exhausting countless treatments and losing much of her physical independence, Lauren reached a breaking point—only to discover a new path forward that involved not just physical healing, but renewing her mind and retraining her brain.
Today, her life looks radically different. She’s rebuilding, working, creating, and helping others find hope after trauma and chronic illness.
This conversation is for anyone who:
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