Salt + Fruit

Nobody stays empty. If we're not being filled by Jesus, we'll fill ourselves with something else.

In John 15, Jesus paints a picture of a vine and branches. The branch doesn't struggle to produce fruit. It simply remains connected to the vine. Yet so many of us are exhausted, frustrated, and wondering why we're not experiencing spiritual growth while we've quietly disconnected and filled our lives with other things.

We've become experts at fillers. Busyness. Social media. Accomplishment. Relationships. Sports schedules. Comfort. Distraction. Even good things can become bad fillers when they replace intimacy with God.

In this episode, we'll talk about the difficult but necessary process of pruning. How does God reveal what's taking up space in our hearts? How do we recognize when we're running spiritually empty? And what are the warning signs that we've been filling ourselves with everything except the One who actually gives life?

What if the deepest longings of your heart were always pointing you back to God?

This week, we share the stories of meeting our husbands and how their pursuit became a tangible picture of God's pursuit of us. From unexpected timing and long-distance relationships to surrender, trust, and redemption, we're reflecting on the ways God was writing our stories long before we could see it.

Through Psalm 139, we're reminded that we serve a God who searches us, knows us, and never stops pursuing us. A God who sees our past, understands our fears, and still calls us His own.

If you've ever struggled to believe you're worthy of love, wrestled with God's timing, or wondered if He sees you where you are, this episode is for you.

Because the greatest love story isn't how we found Him. It's how He never stopped pursuing us.

Meet the co-hosts of Salt + Fruit and discover the journey that brought this podcast to life.

Salt + Fruit is a podcast for women tired of performing.

Through honest conversations about faith, identity, relationships, motherhood, control, and calling, we’re making room for the questions we don’t always know how to say out loud—and discovering what’s waiting on the other side of surrender.

Come sit with us.