Not only was Winona a guest at the last in person event, but she is also a practitioner. We are excited to share this episode today. To learn more about Winona check out her on instagram at @aboundingwellness or on her website - Aboundingwellness.com

Peace is not a personality trait, it is a practice and Abby Hewkin shows you how to build it even when your hands are full with homeschooling, homesteading, business, and family life. If you have ever wondered how to pursue wellness without turning it into another source of stress, this conversation will reset your perspective fast.
Abby shares how she and her husband, a chiropractor, built their family’s health philosophy from the simple belief that the body can heal and that God has already given us what we need.
You'll discover:

• Why perfection is often the enemy of peace, especially in busy seasons
• How Abby uses seasonal rhythms to let some things wait without guilt
• The foundational health choices her family prioritizes, from food to grounding
• Why too many wellness tools can become a burden instead of a benefit
• How to keep health from becoming an idol and stay rooted in identity

Abby also shares the mindset shift behind her talk at Radiant: stop looking to the world, trends, or other people for your worth. When you know who God says you are, you stop reshaping yourself for approval and start living from clarity, confidence, and discernment.If you are overwhelmed by wellness advice, wrestling with people-pleasing, or trying to hold onto peace in a very full season, this episode meets you right where you are. Essential listening for Christian women, busy moms, and anyone who wants a simpler, more sustainable way to steward body, family, and faith.

Find Abbie over at The Natural Parents on instagram and their website.

Building a faith-centered health business is not just about saying you believe in God. It means making hard choices about boundaries, referrals, social media, and how you care for people without burning out or blurring the line between ministry and business. Radiant Event unpacks the real tension behind bridging faith and wellness, including what happens when your values become visible, why some people will support you and others will step away, and how to stay bold without becoming reactive or fearful. If you are trying to build a business, practice, or career that reflects your faith, this conversation gives you the language and the guardrails to do it well. You’ll discover:

• How a faith-forward business can be set up from day one, including what needs to be communicated to clients and team members
• Why social media is both a marketing tool and a place where values become unmistakably clear
• What it looks like to treat the whole person - mind, body, spirit, and soul - instead of staying trapped in a narrow medical lane
• How to know when to refer out, protect your energy, and avoid the burnout that comes from trying to fix everything yourself
• The difference between healthy ministry and unhealthy dependency in client relationships

This episode also explores a deeper idea: the Bible, business, and healthcare may feel separate, but often the answers are already there if you are willing to search, slow down, and build with intention. If you have ever felt lonely trying to live boldly in your work, or wondered how to honor your faith without sacrificing professionalism, this conversation will meet you right where you are. Perfect for entrepreneurs, healthcare workers, service providers, and believers who want to build with conviction, serve with wisdom, and stay rooted while they grow.

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In this interview, Radiant sits down with Meg White to talk about what it looks like to bridge faith and wellness in everyday life. Meg shares how motherhood, homeschooling, homesteading, business, and spiritual obedience all fit together when peace is the baseline. She also opens up about the process of building Haven Hill Homestead and Haven Hill Boutique, and why her definition of “haven” matters so much in seasons of chaos, growth, and uncertainty.

Key topics

• Meg introduces herself as a wife, mother of eight, homesteader, homeschooler, and boutique owner, and shares how her family’s lifestyle has evolved year by year.
• In this episode, Meg explains that faith and wellness are connected through stewardship of the body, mind, and environment, not through perfection.
• She shares how her family’s health journey began with food, but eventually became about balance, fear, stress, and whole-body care.
• Meg defines haven as a place or state of refuge, rest, and safety, and explains why that can exist even in the middle of chaos, grief, or a busy household.
• We discuss how naming their property and business Haven Hill became a form of spiritual anchoring for her personally, not just a brand decision.
• Meg shares practical rhythms that help her family function well, including shared family dinners, bedtime around 8:30 to 9:00 p.m., and flexible routines.
• She explains why her children’s outcomes are not the measure of her success as a mother, and why obedience to the Lord matters more than performance.
• Meg opens up about a painful season when the Lord confronted her about making her children an idol, and how that changed her perspective on motherhood.
• She describes how her family has adjusted schooling choices over the years, including homeschool, public school, private Christian school, and co-op participation, based on what felt right in each season.
• Throughout the conversation, Meg emphasizes that peace is her baseline and that God is the one carrying the ultimate responsibility for her children.

Find Meg on instagram @Megwhite_Havenhill

In this episode, the Radiant team revisits questions submitted by attendees at their January event, continuing the conversation around faith and wellness. They work through practical and spiritual questions about health, hormones, and reading the Bible in a way that fits busy seasons of life.The discussion is led by the Radiant host and Britt, with each offering different perspectives from their experience in wellness, coaching, and spiritual formation.

Key topics

• In this episode: how to keep health from becoming an idol while still caring for your body through diet, exercise, supplements, and natural remedies.
• Brittney shares that the starting point is heart posture, asking God for wisdom, and checking motivations before chasing any health practice.
• The hosts discuss the danger of swinging between extremes, either idolizing wellness or acting like the body does not matter at all.
• In this episode: hormone replacement therapy in perimenopause and menopause, with a strong emphasis on foundational support first.
• They talk through the role of stress, adrenals, rest, nutrition, muscle mass, and lifestyle choices in how women experience hormonal changes.
• The conversation challenges the idea that hormones alone explain everything, while still acknowledging that perimenopause and menopause bring real physical changes.
• The host shares practical exercise guidance for women in midlife, including heavy strength training, jump training, cardiovascular work, and building bone density.
• In this episode: reading the Bible in its entirety with context, explanations, and pacing that works for busy moms.

• Both speakers recommend flexible approaches such as reading, listening, chronological plans, studying in chunks, and talking through Scripture with other people.

Instagram: @Radiantwellnessevent 

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How Radiant Began

In this episode, the Radiant team shares the story behind the podcast, their partnership, and the community they are building around faith and wellness. They talk about how they met, how their businesses evolved, and why they wanted to create something practical, personal, and rooted in real-life application.The conversation explores the heart behind Radiant’s three pillars, the vision for events that combine movement, nutrition, and spiritual care, and the different strengths each host brings to the partnership. They also reflect on the vulnerability of launching their first event and the grace they’ve experienced in building this community together.

Key takeaways

• Radiant was built around three prayerfully chosen pillars.
• The podcast was created to be practical, conversational, and helpful.
• Faith and wellness come together through real-life application.
• Britt and Emily share how their businesses and health journeys shaped the vision.
• Their partnership grew from shared values, mutual connection, and trust.

• • The first event was a leap of faith that helped launch the community.

Instagram: @Radiantwellnessevent 

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Welcome to Radiant Podcast. We are excited you are here with us as we step into this next season of Bridging Faith and Wellness.