Have you ever let an offhand comment negatively impact your self-image for years - even decades? Do you find yourself casually saying things like, "I'm such an idiot"? Brittany Estes, author of “Flip the Script,” shares her story of overcoming negative internal scripts - plus why she wrote a whole new book to help teens do the same! 

Purchase "Glow Up: A Teen's Guide to Flipping the Script": https://www.amazon.com/Glow-Up-Teens-Flipping-Script/dp/168426362X

Purchase "Flip the Script: Make Your Move from Broken to Brilliant": https://www.amazon.com/Flip-Script-Make-Broken-Brilliant/dp/1684261627

Jamie Pettigrew shares her journey from addiction and crime to serving women coming out of similar situations at Saving Grace Women’s Home in central Mississippi. If anyone you know is struggling with addiction and recovery, please listen and share!

From the outside, Casey Combest’s life was going great: His business was booming, he was an active Christian and father, and he was exercising regularly. Until he blacked out on April Fool’s Day 2024. Listen as Casey describes how he reached a point of burnout and panic attacks, how God grew him through it, and how he’s pursuing a healthier life now.

Author and mental health advocate Julie Whitehead shares her journey with bipolar disorder, how it nearly derailed her career, and how she was able to get back to writing and publish her first short story collection, “Hurricane Baby,” in August 2024. A must-listen for anyone who wants to better understand mental health - especially as it intersects with Christian faith!

Learn more about Julie on her website: Julie Liddell Whitehead – Writer

Buy "Hurricane Baby" from Madville Publishing: Hurricane Baby - Madville Publishing

Krista Woods moved to Mississippi to become a dancer - or so she thought. Listen as she shares her journey from dance to Christian counseling, how her first pregnancy changed the direction of her counseling practice, and how Jesus has helped her deal with the unexpected in life.

College campus minister Casey Coston's new book “Made Competent” details his own shortcomings and lessons learned during 15 years of ministry at Ole Miss. Casey talks about how God drew him to campus ministry, why he still loves it (he's at University of Delaware now) - and why you should give your local minister a little grace. 

How can a college student graduate with their Christianity intact? Can they avoid a crisis of faith - or should they even try? If we never examine our beliefs, are they really genuine? Pastor Seth Brill discusses his thoughts with Katie. Share this episode with a current or soon-to-be undergrad! 

Lifestyle influencer Nicole Brown of Lelia's Southern Charm shares why she launched her brand, how she met Jay Leno, how to make shopping fun - and how she finds her worth in Christ, not in an algorithm or dress size. Find Nicole at LeliasSouthernCharm.com, @leliassoutherncharm on Instagram or TikTok, and Lelia’s Southern Charm on Facebook and Pinterest.

Lots of people donate to ministry - Kateri Gill and her husband live in it. Listen as Kateri shares why she and Levi make their home in West Jackson, how their organization helps the poor in healthy ways, and how she balances marriage, motherhood, and ministry.

At 9 years old, Bishop Barlow (now 25) woke up to piles of hair on his pillow. Listen as he shares his journey with alopecia - plus why he started a nonprofit at 18, and what God has taught him about humility and confidence in Christ. 

Learn more about Know Ministries at https://knowministries.org/. 

Read Bishop's column in Mississippi Christian Living at https://mschristianliving.com/what-do-you-see-when-you-look-in-the-mirror/.