Toni Collier shares about her involvement in the Breathing Room with Sandra Stanley as well as her personal story of God using her daughter to teach her how God uses our brokenness for His glory which led to her online devotional Broken Crayons Still Color.

Mandy Mosely and Molley Moody describe their journeys of leading worship to songwriting. Mandy Mosely is a worship leader at Fellowship Bible Church in Nashville, TN. Molley spent several years singing background vocals for other artists as well as leading worship for Passion, Catalyst, and many other events.

Mack Brock shares how to keep your heart healthy as a worship leader. Mack began his music career traveling in a band and then felt called to lead worship. Mack recently released a new album called Greater Things and talks about it on this podcast.

Sharie and Zach and Ashley Dickson, from Hopetown, discuss the difficulties of mothering while suffering from postpartum and anxiety. The purpose of this podcast is to encourage and equip moms.

Clayton King and Charlee Buitrago share on what it means to be a father and provide strategies of staying involved in your kids' lives.

Elizabeth is married to Joel and they have two children, Lucy and Oliver. She discovered Lucy had diabetes at a young age and has had to learn how to manage and teach her daughter how to manage this chronic illness. In the process, she has also learned things from Lucy. She writes about her journey in a book called Onederland.

Ginger has written multiple books on parenting by getting to the heart of your child's behavior. She believes a parent can learn to see our children's outburts as prime opportunities to guide their hearts. Listen today for some prime parenting tips.

Nicki Koziarz, a speaker with Proverbs 31, discusses a women's weakness with comparison from her book "Why Her." Some questions addressed are, Why do we compare and what can we do about it? If you struggle with staring at someone else so long that it makes you feel less than. 

Sharie, Megan Hibbard and Jess Brock discuss what it looks like to shepherd and disciple one another in friendships. Friendship is different than fanship. Friendships actually include the elements of shepherding, protecting and correcting. What are some ways we can include these in our friendships?