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Have you ever longed to experience the Holy Spirit in a deeper, more personal way? For many of us navigating life, faith can sometimes feel like a routine—yet the Spirit invites us into something vibrant, intimate, and life-giving. In this episode, we slow down and lean into the mystery and beauty of the Holy Spirit—who He is, how He moves, and why we need Him now more than ever.

In this powerful and heartwarming conversation, Angie Elkins and author Margaret Feinberg explore the active, nurturing presence of the Holy Spirit—from His work in the Old Testament to His very real presence in our lives today. Drawing from Margaret’s book, The God You Need to Know, the conversation unveils the Spirit as more than just a theological concept—He is our comforter, guide, and source of creativity and unity.

This episode is an encouragement for every woman who feels worn out or disconnected in her faith. It’s a reminder that the Holy Spirit is closer than you think, working behind the scenes and inviting you into deeper relationship, healing, and purpose.

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How often do you feel like you're running on empty—juggling responsibilities, pouring into others, and struggling to find a moment to simply breathe? For many, rest can feel like a luxury instead of a spiritual rhythm. In this honest and relatable conversation, we’re diving into the concept of Sabbath and discovering that it’s not about doing nothing—it’s about choosing what matters most.

Listeners will hear real talk about managing packed schedules, navigating their roles as wives and mothers, and stewarding the authority and influence God has entrusted to them. The episode explores how Sabbath can help prevent burnout, strengthen relationships, and create space for joy and flourishing—not just for ourselves, but for those around us.

This episode is both an invitation and a challenge: to slow down, listen to God, and embrace the life He’s calling you to live. You don’t have to earn rest—it’s a gift from God. If this episode encouraged you to protect that gift and live more intentionally, send it to a friend and keep the conversation going. 

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Waiting is never easy. Whether you’re longing for answers, healing, or in uncharted territory, those in-between moments can feel discouraging and even lonely. But what if the wait isn’t a detour, but part of God’s divine design? In today’s conversation, we explore how the waiting room of life can become a sacred space for transformation.

In this heartfelt episode, Nikki Ogden and Angie Elkins dive into the theme of waiting—a topic that resonates deeply with many of us. They share personal stories of waiting on God in different seasons and unpack biblical examples that remind us we are not alone in the pause. From Abraham and Sarah to Hannah and Joseph, Scripture is filled with people who were shaped and strengthened in their waiting.

Nikki and Angie offer wisdom on how to embrace waiting as a spiritual discipline rather than a passive delay. They discuss the importance of cultivating spiritual habits, remaining active in faith, and surrounding yourself with a supportive community.

Waiting is not a waste—it’s an invitation to trust God more deeply. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone else who needs a reminder that they’re not waiting alone. 

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Working It vs. Working For It with Lisa Whittle

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Have you ever found yourself thinking, “I’m not depressed… but I’m not exactly thriving either”? As women who are juggling family, work, faith, and countless responsibilities, it’s easy to settle into survival mode. But what if God invites us to something more—something deeper than simply not feeling bad? What if He desires for us to flourish?

In this eye-opening episode, Dr. David Carreon joins the conversation to explore the powerful idea that flourishing—not just the absence of depression—is the true goal of mental and spiritual health. Drawing from his clinical experience, Dr. Carreon helps us understand what flourishing looks like and how it involves more than just feeling “okay.” It’s about cultivating a life of purpose, connection, and joy.

Whether you’ve struggled with depression or just feel stuck in a spiritual or emotional rut, this conversation is a grace-filled invitation to pursue a life that is vibrant, grounded, and whole. You were created to flourish, not just function. Let this conversation be the first step toward embracing a more joy-filled, connected, and purposeful life. 

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The Opposite of Depression 

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Have you ever felt a nudge from God to step out in faith but hesitated because of fear or uncertainty? Sometimes saying “yes” to God’s calling requires courage, reflection, and intentional spiritual practices that ground us. In this episode, we’ll hear from Alicia Wong as she shares her journey of faith and how saying “yes” to God has transformed her life and ministry.

In this inspiring conversation, Alicia Wong opens up about her faith journey and the challenges and joys of stepping into God’s calling. As someone deeply involved in women’s ministry, Alicia shares practical insights on how to nurture a strong relationship with God through spiritual disciplines. She discusses the importance of creating space for silence and reflection, allowing God to speak amid our busy lives. Her story serves as a beautiful reminder that saying “yes” to God doesn’t mean perfection—it means trusting His guidance one step at a time.

Your “yes” matters to God. No matter where you are or what you’re facing, He can use your willingness to create something beautiful. If this episode encouraged you, please share it and invite someone else to listen! Thanks for listening!

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Encountering God by Kelly Minter

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Have you ever wondered why joy feels fleeting, especially when life’s challenges seem relentless? As Christian women, we know that joy is a fruit of the Spirit, but how do we cultivate it in our everyday lives? In this episode, we’re diving deep into the intersection of faith, neuroscience, and practical spiritual practices to help us experience lasting joy, even in the midst of trials.

In this insightful conversation, Asheritah Ciuciu and Angie Elkins explore the profound connection between joy, obedience, and our brain’s ability to change. They discuss the concept of neuroplasticity—how our brains can adapt and grow—and how daily practices centered on mindfulness, worship, and recognizing God’s presence can actively rewire our minds toward joy.

Asheritah shares practical ways to navigate fear and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of grounding ourselves in prayer and being mindful of God’s presence. They discuss how worship—whether through singing, resting, or simple acts done with a heart focused on God—can become a lifestyle that fosters joy.

Joy doesn’t come from perfect circumstances—it comes from a heart fixed on God. If this conversation spoke to you, we’d love for you to share it with others who could use a little extra joy in their lives. Thanks for listening!

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Delighting in Jesus 

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How often do we make decisions based on what feels easiest or safest? Whether it’s avoiding a difficult conversation, staying in a familiar routine, or struggling to watch our children go through hardships, our natural tendency is to seek comfort. But what if our pursuit of comfort is keeping us from experiencing the fullness of God’s plan for our lives?

In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Elaina Barron and Angie Elkins dive into the dangers of prioritizing comfort over God’s calling. They discuss how comfort can subtly become an idol, preventing us from stepping into the areas where God wants to grow and stretch us. Through personal stories and biblical insights, they unpack how avoiding discomfort can impact our decision-making, prayer life, and even how we support our children through difficult seasons.

The conversation also encourages listeners to examine their prayers—are we asking for comfort, or are we seeking God’s will even when it’s uncomfortable? Elaina shares practical ways to loosen our grip on creature comforts, embrace challenges, and trust that true peace comes not from ease, but from obedience.

God often does His greatest work in the places that make us the most uncomfortable. If this episode speaks to you, we’d love for you to share it! Thanks for listening!

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of “getting it right” when it comes to your spiritual life? Like you have to be perfect in your prayer life or Bible study to grow closer to God? In today’s conversation, we’re reminded that it’s not about perfection—it’s about consistency. Whether you’re navigating busy mornings, a shifting season of life, or simply struggling to find time with the Lord, this episode offers practical encouragement to stay the course.

In this engaging conversation, Kelly Minter and Angie Elkins dive into a rich exploration of the Book of Esther. Kelly unpacks its historical context within a pagan empire, noting the striking absence of God’s name in the text—and yet, His presence is undeniable throughout Esther’s story. She highlights Esther’s journey from uncertainty to courage, drawing parallels to the challenges and opportunities facing women today. Kelly encourages us to recognize God’s sovereignty in every situation, even in places where His name isn’t spoken aloud, and reminds us that small steps of obedience can have a lasting impact on our faith journey.

Consistency, courage, and small acts of faithfulness can lead to extraordinary growth. If this episode speaks to you, we’d love for you to share it and invite other women into the conversation. 

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Grief is one of the hardest roads we walk in life, yet it is a journey we all must take at some point. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, an unexpected life change, or the quiet ache of unspoken sorrow, grief touches us deeply. But what if we allowed ourselves to truly lament—without rushing past the pain or feeling pressure to “move on” too quickly? In this episode, Nikki Ogden and Angie Elkins dive into the raw and often uncomfortable emotions of grief, exploring how sadness can be embraced as a spiritual discipline rather than something to suppress.

Their conversation unpacks the significance of grief and lament in the Christian life, emphasizing that sadness and hope are not opposites but can exist together. They discuss biblical examples of lament, showing how Scripture gives us permission to express our deepest sorrow before God. The conversation highlights the importance of communal grief and how mourning within a faith community brings healing. 

If this conversation resonates with you, we’d love for you to share it and walk alongside others in their journey of healing!

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The Glass House Podcast 

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Have you ever felt like your spiritual growth has stalled or that you're walking this journey of faith alone? The truth is, sanctification isn’t meant to happen in isolation—it flourishes in the context of community. But in a time when loneliness is on the rise, how do we truly engage with the church as a family?

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the role of the church in our spiritual growth, the importance of vulnerability, and how we can rediscover the beauty of biblical community. Plus, we dive into the importance of corporate worship and offer practical advice for finding a church that fosters true discipleship. If you’ve ever struggled with staying engaged in church or wondered how to deepen your spiritual growth within a community, this conversation is for you. As you listen, ask yourself: Am I fully engaging in the church the way God intended?

If this conversation challenges or encourages you, we’d love for you to share it with someone who needs to hear it!

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