Perspectives Into Practice | Walk with God

What do you do when your life changes in a split second?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Tiffany shares the morning her family lost their brand-new home in a house fire. She describes what it felt like to stand helpless and watch it burn, and how Christian community showed up with real, practical care in the days after. We also talk about what Scripture teaches about suffering, and why the stories of Job and Joseph can steady our hearts when we do not understand the why.

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Have you ever felt like your faith only counts in the big, dramatic moments?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my sister Bryanna joins me to talk about the everyday, unseen moments where so much of our walk with God is actually built. We share simple, real-life examples of trusting God while driving, finding gratitude in everyday provision, and choosing obedience when nobody is watching. We also talk honestly about how small moments include hard days too. If you are battling anxiety, heavy thoughts, or just trying to take the next right step, this one is for you.

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What does a biblical marriage look like when schedules get full and feelings start running the show?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, I sit down with my friend Shannon from 24/7 Marriage to talk about building your marriage on the Bible instead of the world's shifting definitions of love and commitment. Shannon shares what it looks like for couples to walk with God through everyday pressure, and why covenant, not contract, means there is no back door. We also talk about how husbands can lead with steadiness and how wives can pray with wisdom and humility.

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You are not meant to do marriage alone. 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.

Do old labels, shame, or guilt from your past still try to tell you who you are?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my sister Brianna shares pieces of her testimony, including seasons of homelessness, addiction, and mental health struggles, and how God met her there and led her into a new life. We talk about identity in Christ, healing, and what it looks like to walk in the freedom Christ offers when you feel stuck in your own thoughts. Your past is part of your story, but it does not get to name you.

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You are not disqualified. God is still writing your story. 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.

What would you do if God asked you to walk away from the very thing that felt like your safety net?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Amanda is back to share what happened after she learned to hear God's voice. She felt the Lord tell her to leave her high-paying job, which brought in most of her family's income, on a specific date: February 28. She wrestled with it for months, then obeyed, and stepped into a long waiting season where the numbers didn't add up and she felt like a failure.

Amanda opens up about the pruning God did in her heart, including the anger she'd been hiding and the bitterness she saw running through her family line, and how she kept walking by faith in real life.

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If you're in a season of uncertainty, I hope this helps you take one next step. God is trustworthy, even when the path feels confusing.

Do you feel so overwhelmed that you have nothing left to give, and everyone seems to expect you to hurry up and be okay?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Alana and I share a biblical perspective on walking with God through divorce and still finding steady ground. We talk honestly about grief, disappointment, and what it looks like to trust God when your plans break apart. Alana shares the pictures that helped her move from overwhelmed to overflowing: letting God rebuild what is broken, adjusting expectations, and learning to sit with the Lord in the ashes without shame.

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If you are walking through a hard season, you are not alone. 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.

Uncertainty can hit in any season. In this episode, my friend Alex and I talk about what it looks like to choose faith over fear in real life. We get honest about life uncertainty, big changes, and the moment you realize you cannot control what is next. We also talk about trust in God when you feel shaky, and how a simple perspective shift can change the way you walk through the day.

Alex shares a personal story about job and city changes, and how obedience to God sometimes looks like taking one small step at a time. We connect it to the picture of stepping out of the boat, and we talk through practical ways to keep trusting God when your emotions are loud. We also share a few Bible verses that have helped anchor us, including reminders that God is with you, and that He has not given you a spirit of fear.

If you are trying to walk with God in a season of change, I hope this conversation feels like a steady hand and a deep breath. If you want to share what you are learning, or you need prayer, reach out.

Have you ever sensed a nudge and wondered, "Is that God, or is that just me?"

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Amanda shares how she spent years longing to hear God's voice. Then one day in high school, walking into a grocery store, she sensed the Lord ask her to do something small and a little embarrassing: pick up the trash in the parking lot. She said yes. That tiny act of obedience became the start of a lifelong walk with God, and years later it shaped how her own sister understood hearing from Him.

We talk honestly about the inner voices we all carry, how to recognize the Lord's voice when your thoughts are loud, and why God so often grows our faith through ordinary, everyday moments.

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If you've been wanting to hear God more clearly in real life, this one is for you. Have a story or question? Reach out at https://perspectivesintopractice.com/contact.

Does serving feel like one more thing you have to do?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, I wrap up our Serving with Purpose series by talking about serving as a heart posture, not a sign-up sheet. I share how my kids described being a servant, a story from our family's Habitat for Humanity build, and what God did in my heart even when I could not see the finished outcome. We look at Jesus' example and sit with Colossians 3:23, and how our daily work can become worship.

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Have you ever signed up to serve and then felt drained, resentful, or like you were only doing it out of obligation?

In this episode of Perspectives Into Practice, my friend Angela joins me again to talk about the simple perspective shifts that turn serving from a duty into a joy. We talk about why serving alongside the right people strengthens your faith walk, why joy and happiness are not the same thing, and how listening for God's direction helps you choose where to say yes. From greeting at church, to helping at a library, to checking on a friend who is having a tough week, small acts of service can become a steady way to practice Christian faith in real life.

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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.