As we wrap up our Girlhood series, this episode focuses on what it looks like to grow forward. Healing girlhood isn’t just about reflecting on the past — it’s about allowing God to shape the way we show up today.

I’m joined by Peyton McCombs, host of The Jesus Sampler podcast, and our conversation led to talking about becoming better friends, stronger Christians, and more intentional about reaching the lost. We unpack how personal growth impacts community, and how choosing maturity, kindness, and purpose strengthens girlhood as a whole.

When we allow God to refine us, it doesn’t just change us — it changes the spaces we’re part of.

As we continue our Girlhood series, this episode centers on what it means to live as daughters of the Lord. Girlhood isn’t just about friendship or growth — it’s about identity. Before we can fully embrace community, we have to understand who we belong to.

I’m joined by Annabeth Hamilton, author of We Are Daughters, as we talk about resting in our identity as God’s daughters and how that foundation shapes the way we see ourselves and others. We unpack belonging, security, and what it looks like to live from a place of confidence rooted in Christ rather than comparison or striving.

When we know whose we are, it changes how we walk through girlhood — and how we show up for one another.

As we continue our Girlhood series, this episode is all about Becoming Her — because healthy girlhood starts within. Before we can build strong friendships or meaningful community, we have to allow God to shape our own hearts first.

I’m joined by Mykah Price Ballard, host of the True North Podcast, as we talk about growth, identity, and what it looks like to become the woman God is forming us to be. We unpack personal responsibility, spiritual maturity, and why the work we do in private impacts the way we show up in community.

Girlhood isn’t just about who surrounds you — it’s also about who you’re becoming.

We’re kicking off the new Girlhood series by exploring what it really means to grow up and walk with other women in Christ. Beyond the bows and pink, girlhood is about community, support, and formation — learning to love, lift, and sharpen one another. In this episode, we unpack the everyday moments that shape us, the role of faith in our friendships, and why God designed women to walk through life together.

In this episode, we’re wrapping up the Handmade Faith series by reflecting on hobbies, creativity, and spiritual formation — and what slowing down has taught me along the way. Stepping back from social media created space to create, to be present, and to let faith form in quiet, intentional moments. This conversation is about learning to use the gifts God has given us, embracing stillness, and remembering that real faith is often built slowly, by hand, with care and patience.

This episode kicks off our Handmade Faith series — a reminder that real faith isn’t rushed, copied, or curated. It’s built slowly, intentionally, and in partnership with the Lord. Inspired by slowing down, creating with my hands, and learning to abide instead of perform, we’re talking about what it looks like to build faith with patience, presence, and purpose. No shortcuts. Just showing up and letting God do the work.

This week we are continuing our Cozying Up to a Good Book series, focusing on comfort for the month of November. Join me as we dive into Nahum. While Nahum may sound harsh, there are hidden warnings with deep comfort: God’s justice brings peace to the weary. He is slow to anger, mighty in power, faithful to protect, and fierce against evil. For those who belong to Him — judgment isn’t scary, it’s reassuring. Cozy up and discover how even wrath can be comforting when it comes from a righteous God.

In this week’s episode, we are welcoming a new month, but continuing our Cozying Up to a Good Book series. We’re diving into the story of Habakkuk—a prophet who wrestled with doubt, confusion, and waiting on God. Habakkuk shows us what real faith looks like when life doesn’t make sense. Even when the world feels loud and unfair, God is still working behind the scenes. Let’s talk about trusting Him through the pain, choosing praise in the waiting, and finding comfort in His timing.

In this week’s episode of our Cozying Up to a Good Book series, we’re diving into the book of Obadiah — the shortest book in the Old Testament, but packed with powerful truth. Obadiah delivers a message of God’s justice and the downfall of Edom, reminding us that pride goes before destruction and no one can escape the Lord’s judgment.

Let’s dig into this powerful reminder that God sees, God repays, and God restores.

We’re cozying up to another good book — the book of Micah. It’s a short book with a bold message about truth, justice, and hope.

Micah reminds us that even in chaos, God’s mercy still reaches us. His call is simple but powerful: act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. When everything feels uncertain, Micah points us back to the God who restores, redeems, and reigns.