Recognition is tricky: some of us shrink from it, others chase it. In this episode, Jamie shows how to walk the middle path—humble, confident, and rooted in God—so you can accept appreciation without idolizing it, lead without performing, and model healthy acknowledgment for your team and daughters.

“God never asked you to dim your light to prove your humility—He asked you to reflect His.”

00:00 – The tension between wanting credit and feeling guilty about it

01:53 – Overlooked at work, the sting of invisibility, and a healthier view of recognition

06:02 – Humility vs. performance (Phil 2:3–4; Matt 6:1–4; Prov 27:2; 1 Pet 5:6)

08:06 – Minimizing vs. validation-seeking—and the middle path of quiet confidence

09:38 – Why praise feels good (dopamine) and how to anchor identity in Christ

11:23 –  Questions for motives, modeling recognition, leading your team well

13:30 – God’s timing for honor; staying faithful to the Audience of One

14:19 –  Coaching, team training, and next steps

When trust breaks, so does momentum. In this Leading with Clarity episode, Jamie unpacks how to respond when leaders, coworkers, friends—or even you—miss the mark. You’ll learn a biblical, emotionally intelligent way to protect your heart without hardening it, rebuild credibility through consistency, and lead with both grace and boundaries.

“Leadership without trust turns into management — but leadership with trust turns into ministry.”

00:00 – Intro: The leadership cost of broken trust

01:48 – Story: When leaders disappoint (and why softness isn’t weakness)

05:28 – Scripture Foundation: Trust God, do good, pursue peace (Ps 37:3; Pr 3:5–6; Rom 12:18)

06:42 – Coaching Insight: Control vs. avoidance vs. clarity & boundaries

10:11 – Psychology: How the brain processes betrayal and rebuilds safety

11:34 – Reflection & Practice: Questions, prayer, and next steps

13:07 – Faith Encouragement: 1 Peter 5:10 — restored, strong, and steadfast

14:21 – CTA/Outro: Coaching & team training for trust-centered leadership

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Have you ever felt that holy restlessness — like the life that once fit perfectly suddenly feels too small?

In this episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie shares what happens when God begins to expand your assignment — and how to walk through seasons of stretching without losing faith, focus, or peace.

Through personal stories, Biblical wisdom, and psychological insight, Jamie reminds you that expansion isn’t always about doing more — it’s about becoming more. God enlarges our territory not to overwhelm us, but to increase our capacity for obedience, surrender, and impact.

If you’re in a season that feels uncomfortable or uncertain, this message will help you recognize that the stretching is sacred — and that God is preparing you for more than you can imagine.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“God will sometimes let the grace lift off what used to feel fulfilling — not because you failed, but because you finished.”

⏱️ Timestamps (15:05):

00:00 – Intro: When life starts feeling too small

01:51 – Story: From safe career to divine restlessness

05:50 – Teaching: The prayer of Jabez and the meaning of expansion

08:45 – Psychological Insight: Why growth triggers fear and how God renews our mindset

12:22 – Application: Prayers, reflection questions, and next steps for your own expansion

13:10 – Closing: Trusting God to finish what He started

🔗 Links & Resources:

🧭 Learn more about Clarity & Leadership Coaching — find confidence in your calling and courage in your next step.

💬 Join the On Purpose Community — connect with faith-filled women walking out purpose together.

📌 Description:

You can’t lead others clearly if you’re confused inside.

In this powerful episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie gets real about what it means to guard your heart — not by building walls, but by maintaining alignment with God.

If you’ve ever found yourself snapping at people you love, leading from exhaustion instead of overflow, or feeling the weight of leadership confusion, this episode will remind you that clarity starts within. Jamie weaves together Biblical truth, emotional intelligence insights, and practical coaching wisdom to help you lead yourself — and others — with spiritual and emotional awareness.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“Guarding your heart isn’t about building walls — it’s about maintaining alignment.”

⏱️ Timestamps (16:02):

00:00 – Introduction: Leadership starts with self-awareness, not strategy

01:34 – Story + Scripture: Guarding your heart for purpose, not protection

04:00 – Coaching Insight: Awareness, alignment, and accountability in leadership

05:59 – Psychological Insight: How emotional intelligence and faith intersect

09:38 – Reflection: Practical questions to reset and realign your heart

13:14 – Encouragement + Closing: Let God rebuild what walls once hid

🔗 Links & Resources:

🧭 Book your Clarity & Calling Coaching Session — gain confidence and direction for your next step in leadership.

🤝 Explore Team Building & Leadership Training — transform your workplace culture through self-awareness and connection.

💬 Join the On Purpose Community — connect with faith-filled women who are leading with clarity and courage.

📌 Description

Have you ever felt like you should be able to figure it all out on your own? Like asking for help somehow means you’re weak or failing? In this episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie shares why independence isn’t always strength — and how partnership, community, and Spirit-led coaching are actually part of God’s design.

Through stories from Scripture and practical psychology insights, Jamie reveals how true transformation happens in connection, not isolation. Learn how God uses partnership to bring clarity, courage, and healing — and how you can step into the kind of community that helps you live fully On Purpose.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“Purpose is refined in partnership — because we’re not sharpened in solitude. We’re sharpened in connection.”

⏱️ Timestamps (17:51):

00:00 – The lie of independence: Why you weren’t meant to do life alone

02:28 – God’s blueprint for partnership: From Moses and Jethro to Ruth and Naomi

10:05 – The psychology of connection: How God wired our brains for community and clarity

11:49 – What Christian coaching really is (and isn’t)

15:35 – Invitation to connection: Join the On Purpose Community or book a Clarity & Calling Session

16:38 – Final reflection: “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”

🔗 Links & Resources:

💬 Join the On Purpose Community — a free space for faith-filled women to grow in purpose and connection.

🧭 Book your Clarity & Calling Coaching Session — discover how God uniquely designed you and what He’s calling you into next.

📌Description:

Letting go can feel terrifying—especially when the future is unknown. But biblically, surrender isn’t losing control; it’s placing your whole life in the hands of the One who sees the whole picture. In this episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie unpacks why control is often an illusion, how clarity usually comes after obedience, and what Scripture teaches through stories of surrendered faith—from Abraham and Isaac to Esther, Gideon, Hannah, and ultimately Jesus in Gethsemane. If you’ve been clinging tight to plans, people, or outcomes, this is your gentle (and freeing) invitation to release and trust God.

🎧In This Episode:

Why surrender feels scary—and why control is often an illusion

The real reason letting go feels so scary (and why we crave control)

What the Bible teaches us about radical trust

How The Dream Giver book reveals the power of releasing your dreams back to God

Practical ways to open your hands, declare surrender, and live it out

 💬Favorite Quote:

“Surrender doesn’t mean you stop caring—it means you stop carrying what only God can hold.”

⏱️Timestamps (18:03):

00:40 – Welcome + the theme: trusting God when it’s scary

01:24 – Why surrender feels risky; control vs. trust

01:40 – Obedience before clarity 

03:19 – Biblical stories of surrender; When letting go requires big faith

12:34 – Releasing the Dream: What The Dream Giver teaches about giving back what God gave you

🔗Links & Resources:

 ✨Book your Clarity & Calling Session

💬 Join the On Purpose Community

📌Description:

In This Episode:

Why trying to know everything often keeps us stuck in fear

The difference between control and trust when it comes to clarity

Psychological insight: fear grows when we overestimate what’s required

What Exodus 16 and the manna story reveal about trusting God daily

How the Holy Spirit speaks through whispers, not billboards

Practical ways to quiet the noise and hear God’s guidance clearly

Why obedience opens the door for clarity (not the other way around)

Favorite Quote:

Timestamps:

Links & Resources:

📌 Description:

In a world full of noise, opinions, and confusion, how do we make sure we aren’t being led astray? In this urgent episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie unpacks why Scripture repeatedly warns us: “Do not be deceived.”

Deception is subtle. It sneaks in through comfort, consensus, or even bias. It shows up in false teaching, twisted truth, and cultural lies that sound good but aren’t Biblical. But God hasn’t left us without clarity. Through His Word, His Spirit, and His people, we can stay awake and anchored in truth.

Listen in as Jamie walks through Biblical warnings, practical safeguards, and the parable of the ten virgins—reminding us that this is not the time to drift or grow spiritually careless. It’s time to stay ready, discerning, and full of oil.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“Deception doesn’t come waving a red flag—it comes quietly. Stay awake. Stay anchored. Stay ready.”

⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro: Why “Do not be deceived” matters right now

02:50 – The Bible’s repeated warnings about deception

05:52 – What deception looks like in today’s world

08:06 – Four anchors to guard against deception

9:30 – The parable of the ten virgins: staying spiritually awake

11:38 – Reflection + application

13:41 – Closing encouragement + invitation

🔗 Links & Resources:

💌 Join Jamie’s weekly encouragement email list → coachjamiemiller.com

📖 Read Psalm 27 this week and let the Spirit speak fresh truth to you

📌 Description:

When the world feels heavy, it’s easy to get lost in fear, confusion, and despair. But even in the darkest seasons, God’s Word reminds us that the light has already overcome the darkness.

In this heartfelt episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie speaks honestly about recent tragedies, the weight of living in a broken world, and the hope we can hold onto as daughters of God. You’ll hear why being “in the world but not of it” matters, how to armor up against spiritual battles, and simple, practical ways to bring light into your home, your family, and your own heart.

If you’ve been feeling weary or overwhelmed by everything happening around you, this episode will anchor you back in truth and hope.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“We have to armor up and we have to recognize the real enemy and go to battle for he Kingdom of God.”

⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 – Welcome + naming the heaviness we feel in the world

01:23 – Stories of tragedy + the reality of spiritual warfare

04:37 – What Jesus said about trouble in John 16:33

06:28 – Where hope comes from: the light that darkness cannot overcome

07:13 – Scriptures to declare when the world feels heavy

11:14 – Practical steps: armor up, resist the enemy, and choose community

13:38 – Invitation to Saturday emails for encouragement

14:37 – Closing prayer

🔗 Links & Resources:

✨ Get Jamie’s Saturday Encouragement Emails → Join Jamie's E-Mail List

📌 Description:

Have you ever felt like the role you once prayed for and loved… just doesn’t fit anymore? Instead of joy, you feel restless. Instead of peace, you feel heavy. You wonder if you’re failing—or if God is simply calling you to pivot.

In this freeing episode of On Purpose: Christian Coaching for Women, Jamie unpacks the biblical truth that there are seasons for everything (Ecclesiastes 3:1) and shares why releasing roles is not failure—it’s faithfulness. You’ll learn how to recognize when God is doing a new thing (Isaiah 43:19), understand the psychology of “identity grief,” and find courage to trust Him in the in-between.

If you’ve been afraid to let go of what no longer fits, this episode is your permission to pivot.

🎧 In This Episode:

💬 Favorite Quote:

“You don’t need anyone else’s permission to pivot. If God is redirecting you, that is the permission.”

⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 – Welcome + introducing the idea of permission to pivot1

01:42 – Biblical foundation: seasons and God’s new thing

05:32 – What “Do you not perceive it?” really means

07:11 – Identity grief: the psychology behind releasing roles

08:54 – Jamie’s personal pivot stories and lessons learned

13:23 – Encouragement: you’re not failing—you’re faithful

14:22 – Call to action + closing scripture (Philippians 3:13–14)

🔗 Links & Resources:

💬 Partner with Jamie for coaching 

💡 Join the On Purpose Community