Perspectives Into Practice | Walk with God

What happens when you feel disconnected in marriage, carrying grief, and wondering if anything can change? In this episode, I sit down with Elisa to talk about trust in God in the middle of real faith and real-life challenges. Elisa shares the tender moment when God met her in an ordinary place and asked her to try again. We talk about suffering, loss, and what it looked like to surrender and take one practical step that began rebuilding connection.

You will hear how a 60-day challenge became a turning point, not just for intimacy, but for reordering priorities and choosing a life with God inside everyday marriage decisions. Elisa also shares simple, doable ideas for date nights, putting your spouse on the calendar, getting off your phones, and starting meaningful conversations again.

If you feel stuck in distance or sameness, I hope this episode reminds you that God is present, and small acts of obedience can lead to real growth over time.

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In this episode, I sit down with Shayna to talk about finding faith after loss. Shayna shares her story of stillbirth, the grief that followed, and the slow rebuilding that came after. We talk honestly about suffering, and what it looks like to keep moving when you feel like you cannot.

Shayna also shares how gratitude, community, prayer, and Bible study helped her reconnect with real faith. We talk about trust in God when life feels out of control, and how God can meet you with grace before you even have words for belief. Shayna offers a simple journal prompt for anyone walking through healing, uncertainty, or deep sorrow.

If you are walking through loss, or you love someone who is, I hope this conversation brings faith encouragement and a steady reminder that you are not alone.

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Divorce can shake your sense of safety, identity, and hope. In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, Andy shares her story of heartbreak and the slow work of learning trust in God when nothing on the outside was changing. We talk about what it looks like to walk with God in the middle of suffering, and how surrender can open the door to real healing.

Andy describes crying out to Jesus in the everyday places, in the closet, in the car, in the quiet moments where you are just trying to make it through the night. We talk about the difference between pleading for our plan and choosing trusting God with His plan. We also discuss control, learning to listen, and how God meets us with peace, not shame.

If you are facing real-life challenges, or you feel scared to let go, I hope this conversation brings faith encouragement and a steady reminder that you are not alone. If you have a story you want to share on the show, please reach out. Your perspective might be exactly what someone needs today.

Does money anxiety get loud when your income feels unstable?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, I sit down with my new friend Dominika. This is not a strategy conversation. It's a real faith conversation about peace, prayer, and what the Bible says when you are tempted to panic. Dominika shares a recent slow month in her business, how she wrestled with anxiety, and how she had to choose between self-reliance and trusting God. If you are trying to bring Jesus into your money mindset, this conversation will help you breathe again and take one simple next step.

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What do you do when your body says stop, but God says keep going?

In this episode, Lauren shares her story of suffering through a sudden health crisis that took away her ability to walk and speak almost overnight. In the middle of fear and unanswered questions, she chose trust in God. She held tight to Scripture, kept showing up one step at a time, and learned what obedience to God can look like when life feels fragile. We also talk about healing and faith, and how faith growth is often forged in the seasons we never would have chosen.

If you are facing real-life challenges, navigating life uncertainty, or trying to stay steady when circumstances feel loud, I hope this conversation brings you real encouragement. You are not alone. God is still present, and your faith can grow even here.

If you have a story of God meeting you in a hard season, I would love to hear from you. Please contact us and share what you have walked through.

Have you ever felt like you are doing all the right things, but you still feel far from God?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Emily shares her story of miscarriage, grief, and the hard questions that followed. We talk honestly about rebuilding real faith and learning to trust God again when you feel numb, angry, or unsure. We also touch on therapy, marriage strain after loss, and why honesty can be a turning point in your faith walk. Emily's story is a reminder that God does not need a polished version of you to draw near.

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If today's episode brings up something tender, you do not have to carry it alone. Reach out at https://perspectivesintopractice.com/contact.

What do you do when the plan you had for your family changes, and you feel completely stretched thin?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Bethany shares how a reluctant, COVID-era start to homeschooling led her into a deeper walk with God. She talks about how surrender reshaped her parenting, her expectations, and her daily life with God, and what it looks like to keep walking by faith when you are unsure whether you heard God right. If you are in a season of uncertainty, or you just need encouragement for the day you are in, this conversation will meet you right where you are.

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If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend who needs it, or reach out at https://perspectivesintopractice.com/contact. I would love to hear from you.

Have you ever felt like God said yes, but you are still living in the "not quite"?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, it's just me, talking about that in-between place where you are waiting, wondering if you are ready, and questioning if you are qualified. I share part of my own story: I thought my path was set in birth work, and then God called me into ministry, writing, and speaking. It came through small steps of obedience, a lot of uncertainty, and more than a few setbacks. Looking back, I can see how each of those moments built growth in faith, even when the next step felt unclear.

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What do you do with real faith when life turns overnight, and you are living with medical unknowns you never asked for?

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Anna to talk about suffering, trust in God, and the long road of special needs parenting. Anna shares the moment she learned something was wrong in pregnancy, the shock of the NICU, and how her perspective shifted as new diagnoses and surgeries kept coming. We talk honestly about fear, exhaustion, and the daily choices that keep you grounded when tomorrow feels uncertain.

Anna also opens up about the scriptures that held her up, including the God who sees, and the steady reminder that the Lord was with Joseph. If you are carrying something heavy, I hope this conversation helps you breathe, pray again, and keep taking the next faithful step.

If this episode encouraged you and you want to share your story or ask a question for a future episode, reach out.

Have you ever felt nervous to post what God is putting on your heart because the criticism might be loud?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Kelsey and I get honest about uncomfortable obedience: the tension between your flesh wanting to stay quiet and the Holy Spirit prompting you to obey. Kelsey shares what helps her persevere through depression, spiritual attack, and the pressure of being watched, and how caring for your temple can be an act of worship instead of an idol. We end with a hope-filled reminder for anyone who feels the pressure of being seen.

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If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend who needs it, or reach out at https://perspectivesintopractice.com/contact. I would love to hear from you.