She is His Podcast

Summer brings a different rhythm—longer days, fewer schedules, family adventures, and more time together. But what if this season could be about more than just keeping the kids busy?

In this episode, Lyndsay Terry sits down with Angie Reese and Lori Gregory to talk about practical, simple ways to disciple your children during the summer months. From road trips and beach days to popsicles, bedtime conversations, and family traditions, they share how everyday moments can become opportunities to point your children to Jesus.

You'll hear ideas for creating meaningful spiritual habits, helping your kids notice God in everyday life, balancing freedom with structure, and building a summer your family will remember for years to come.

Whether you're homeschooling, navigating summer break, or simply looking for ways to grow together as a family, this conversation will encourage you to embrace the wonder, joy, and discipleship opportunities waiting right in front of you.

☀️ Grab a popsicle, pull up a chair, and join the conversation.

In this episode:
• Simple ways to disciple your kids this summer
• Why discipleship doesn't have to be complicated
• Creating meaningful family rhythms and traditions
• Helping your children notice God's presence in everyday life
• Summer bucket lists, service projects, and spiritual goals
• Encouragement for moms who feel like they're not doing enough

"Discipleship is less about creating a curriculum and more about inviting your kids into relationship with Jesus." — Lyndsay Terry

You can sit in church every Sunday, know all the worship songs, smile at all the right people… and still feel completely lonely. In this episode, Lyndsay Terry and Gay Idle have a real, honest conversation about the ache so many Christians quietly carry: feeling unseen, disconnected, and spiritually isolated in the very place meant to feel like family.

Together, they dive into what biblical community actually looks like beyond surface-level small talk and casual church attendance. From awkwardly making friends as adults to discipleship, vulnerability, hospitality, confession, and learning to truly do life together, this episode is full of practical encouragement, laughter, personal stories, and biblical truth. If you’ve ever wondered why modern church can sometimes feel lonely — or if you’re craving deeper connection with both God and people — this conversation will remind you that you were never meant to walk with Jesus alone.

Most couples don’t realize their biggest challenges aren’t just surface issues—they’re rooted deep in identity, trust, and understanding who God says they are. Alissa Coburn’s raw story and expert insights reveal the hidden lies sabotaging marriages and how genuine transformation begins with knowing your true self in Christ.

In this powerful episode, you'll discover how the Holy Spirit guides us from striving to trusting—learning to believe instead of just knowing God’s truth. Alissa shares practical steps for moving from knowledge to belief, addressing common pitfalls like perfectionism, self-hate, and distrust. She breaks down the vital role of discipleship, spiritual identity, and how to recognize and fix the lies we tell ourselves about who we are—and who God is.

We delve into the messiness of brokenness, the importance of community, and how honest vulnerability with older believers can spark incredible healing. This is an invitation to see your marriage—and yourself—through God’s loving, victorious lens. Whether you’re dating, newlyweds, or celebrating decades together, this episode will inspire you to seek the symphony of harmony that only Jesus can orchestrate.

Don’t settle for surface fixes. Get the tools, encouragement, and hope to transform your marriage from chaos to divine harmony. Because when you understand your identity, trust in God’s plans, and ditch the lies, real love and peace become possible. Ready for a marriage that sings? This is your moment.

What if your calling isn’t your job… but your identity?

In this final episode of our Changing Seasons series, Lyndsay is joined by Alexandria Brown for a powerful and freeing conversation about what it really means to live out your calling—no matter what season you’re in.

Together, they unpack:

• Why your calling is deeper than your career
• The difference between your calling and your assignments
• How to stay grounded when everything around you is shifting
• What to do when you feel like you’ve “missed” your calling
• Practical ways to stay rooted in Jesus in hard or uncertain seasons

✨ “You don’t work for your identity—you work from it.”

Whether you're in a season of transition, confusion, or clarity, this episode will help you reorient your heart back to what matters most: walking closely with Jesus and living from who He created you to be.

You haven’t missed your calling, sis.
You’re living it—one faithful step at a time. 💛

Friendship looks different in every season of life—and sometimes, it changes more than we ever expected.

In this honest and heartfelt conversation, Lyndsay and Lori talk about what it means to navigate friendship as adult women: from spontaneous, fun-filled relationships in our 20s to intentional, growth-centered friendships in later seasons. They unpack the beauty and the grief of changing friendships, how to discern between seasonal and lifelong relationships, and what it looks like to pursue friendships that truly draw us closer to Jesus.

This episode also dives into the harder parts of friendship—jealousy, insecurity, betrayal, and the courage it takes to try again. With biblical encouragement and real-life stories, this conversation will challenge you to rethink how you approach friendship and remind you that God uses relationships to shape and refine us.

If you’ve ever felt the ache of drifting friendships, struggled to make time for connection, or longed for deeper, Christ-centered relationships—this episode is for you.

✨ Because friendship may not be necessary to survive… but it makes life beautiful.

Marriage doesn’t stay the same—and it’s not supposed to.

In this episode of She is His, Lyndsay sits down with Tanya Glanzman to talk about the real, often unspoken seasons of marriage—from the early years of figuring each other out, to the busy, child-filled middle, to rediscovering one another when the house grows quiet. With over 30 years of marriage experience, Tanya brings wisdom, honesty, and practical insight for navigating change with intention.

Together, they dive into what it really means to tend the garden of your marriage—how to stay connected when life feels overwhelming, how to handle emotional distance, and why conflict (done well) can actually strengthen your relationship. You’ll walk away with tangible ideas for deeper intimacy, better communication, and a renewed vision for what your marriage can become in every season.

Whether you're newly married, in the thick of raising kids, or somewhere in between—this conversation will remind you: healthy marriages don’t happen by accident… they’re cultivated on purpose.

Motherhood is more than raising children—it’s one of the primary ways God shapes us, too.

In the first episode of our new Changing Seasons series, Lyndsay sits down with Angie for an honest conversation about the joys, griefs, challenges, and spiritual formation that come with every season of motherhood. From little-kid exhaustion to the letting go that comes with older children, they talk about trust, identity, control, and the quiet ministry of ordinary motherhood.

If you’ve ever felt stretched, humbled, changed, or deeply sanctified by being a mom, this conversation will encourage your heart.

Scriptures Referenced:

Psalm 127:3 - Children are a heritage from the Lord.

Isaiah 40:11 - He gently leads those that have young.

2 Timothy 1:5 - The faith of Timothy’s mother and grandmother.

Luke 2:19 - Mary treasured these things in her heart.

This week on She Is His (Pretty & Wise Collective), our whole team jumps in for an honest, funny, and deeply biblical conversation on self-control—the fruit of the Spirit that protects and strengthens every other fruit. We talk about the real tension between flesh and Spirit, the lies that sabotage our “yes” to God, and why self-control isn’t self-powered—it’s Spirit-produced through surrender, training, and staying anchored in the Word. If you’ve been feeling scattered, reactive, or stuck in lesser loves, this episode will invite you back to the Vine—and into the freedom of a life governed by Jesus.

Gentleness is one of the most misunderstood fruits of the Spirit—either we dismiss it as weakness or we weaponize “niceness” to avoid obedience. In this episode, Lyndsay sits down with Angie Reese to explore gentleness as strength under control: power governed by love, a posture that refuses to crush the people around you. Together they look at Jesus as our model—“gentle and lowly” (Matthew 11)—and walk through snapshots of His gentleness in action: washing feet (John 13), restoring dignity without denying sin (John 8), welcoming children (Mark 10), and even the purposeful firmness behind the cleansing of the temple (John 2). They also get practical with real-life application—how to pause before reacting, plan for your pressure points, practice confession, apologize when you’ve been harsh, and confront dishonesty with clarity, dignity, and Christlike care.

Faithfulness isn’t a personality trait—it’s fruit. In this solo episode of She Is His, we walk through Scripture’s clearest examples of faithfulness (Abraham to Paul) and the anchor underneath them all: God is faithful even when we’re not.We’ll talk obedience, endurance, abiding in Christ, and what faithfulness looks like in real life—especially when you’re tired. (Also: a sourdough analogy you didn’t know you needed.)