Synopsis:

In this pre-Thanksgiving episode, we talk about what it means to end well in light of the holidays—with our families, our friendships, and the people we love most. We will talk about choosing grace, releasing expectations, and asking Jesus to help us end well. When family feels complicated and gatherings feel fragile, may this episode offer warmth, wisdom, and hope.

In this episode you will hear:

• Ending well begins with the Holy Spirit’s guidance.

  We can’t control other people’s actions or reactions, but we can invite the Holy Spirit to shape our own responses, soften our hearts, and lead us toward peace—even when it’s painful.

• Adjusting expectations brings freedom and gentleness.

  Many relational tensions come from unrealistic or unspoken expectations. Accepting loved ones as they are (not as we wish they were) creates room for peace, compassion, and healthier connection.

• Honest reflection helps us take ownership of our part.

  Rather than focusing on who’s “most at fault,” we’re invited to look at the log in our own eye. Humility and self-awareness help us contribute to healing instead of fueling hurt.

• Relationships are strengthened through intentional memories.

  Shared meals, simple traditions, kindness, and joy-filled moments become “deposits” in our relational accounts—especially in seasons where things feel fragile or tense.

• Grief, boundaries, and acceptance are part of loving well.

  Some relationships won’t be what we hope, and that loss needs to be acknowledged. Yet even in disappointment, we can choose grace, prayer, and a posture of hope—trusting that Jesus can redeem what we cannot fix.

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠⁠My sister Danielle's Substack: Phantom of the Coffee

- The Chronicles of Narnia Series

- Sally Clarkson Podcast

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Synopsis:

This week, we’re sitting down with author Jessica Mathisen to talk about her beautiful new picture book, No Matter Where I Go — a story that reminds children (and grown-ups, too) that God never leaves us. Through gentle words and heartfelt storytelling, Jessica shares how her faith, family, and love for kids shape her writing and her message of unconditional love.

Jessica always had a heart caring for children and when infertility led her and her husband to foster care, they followed the Lord's leading. She is a wife, speaker, podcaster, and author as well as a foster, bio, and adoptive mama.

This year, she launched her new children's picture book, No Matter Where I Go, a story written from the perspective of a little girl in foster care. Her desire was for other kids in care to feel seen and encouraged that no matter where they go, God knows exactly where they are.

Her book is not only for kids in care, but for everyone! It is a gentle way to teach all children about a different reality for so many around us.

In this episode you will hear:

• A Family’s Journey into Foster CareJessica shares how she and her husband first felt called into the world of foster care, what that journey has taught them, and how it’s changed their understanding of love and family.

• The Story Behind the StorybookDiscover how No Matter Where I Go was born — the inspiration, the heart, and the message that grew from Jessica’s real-life experiences of caring for children who need a safe place to land.

• Trusting God with Every OutcomeJessica offers gentle encouragement for parents and caregivers to release control and trust God’s plan — even when the path is uncertain or the story doesn’t unfold as expected.

• The Power of CommunityLearn why none of us are meant to walk this road alone, and how strong, supportive communities make all the difference for families involved in foster care.

• A Call to CompassionJessica challenges us to open our hearts and hands — reminding us that everyone has a part to play in the foster care story, whether by fostering, supporting, or simply showing up in love.

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠⁠Jessica's book No Matter Where I Go

-Jessica's website

- ⁠Follow Jessica on IG and her podcast Fullness of Joy

- Ready or Not by Pam Parish

- Corrie ten Boom The Hiding Place

- Katherine Wolf Hope Heals

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Synopsis:

At her church's women's event, Linnea had the privilege to share about the hope we find in feasting together. Why does a feast matter?

While sharing her story of loss, Linnea shares how God uses feasts to instill in us hope. With the holidays upon us, this is a timely word to encourage those who are walking into the season with heartache. You don't have to sit alone or suffer silently while people are missing from the table.

It's also a reminder that our hope is ultimately in the One who plans the greatest feast to come where there will be no more pain and no more sorrow!

In this episode you will hear:

- A fun food experience while in Ghana visiting Touch a Life

- Linnea's miscarriage story

- We are not alone though we may feel like it

- To embrace hope as we attend each feast

Resources mentioned:

- Touch a Life

- Jantsen's Gift by Pam Cope

- Taste and Seek Prayer Journal

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Synopsis:

In the part 2 of our conversation about simplicity, Catherine shares how minimalism isn't only good for our living spaces, but our souls.

It's an honest episode that will challenge how we are to declutter our lives in a way that will bring about true and lasting healing.

In this episode you will hear:

- How minimalism helps us sort through the junk inside us: mentally and emotionally.

- In loss, we can let go of things to truly honor the person without repeatedly reliving trauma

- Minimalism doesn't lead to perfection, but is rather a lifestyle where we learn to appreciate what we have.

- As regularly let go of things, we develop a habit that empowers us to also care for others around us.

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠⁠Catherine's Life Coaching: Dog Tag Days: Protecting Your Peace While Protecting Your Country (more details to come!)

- Part 1 of our conversation

- ⁠You're Not Crazy, You're Grieving by Dr. Alan Wolfelt

-Journey Through Grief by Dr. Alan Wolfelt

- The Minimalists

- Declutter and Dwell Catherine's friend Courtney

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Synopsis:

Minimalism is popular (especially during 2020), but what are the deeper benefits to it? Why does living simply or pursuing a decluttered life actually provide value to our every day?

Milspouse and life coach, Catherine Williams (also known in the IG world for milspouse millenial) shares with us in this first episode the various ways simplicity will impact us and our homes for the better.

In this episode you will hear:

- How simplicity supported her as a single parent while her husband was deployed

- Creating systems and routines benefit the whole family

- It challenges us to dig deeper into our thoughts and patterns

- Decluttering aids us in the restlessness and helplessness we can feel when life is overwhelming

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠⁠Catherine's Life Coaching: Dog Tag Days: Protecting Your Peace While Protecting Your Country (more details to come!)

- The Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo

- The Masquerade Ball supporting The Next Wave Ministries

- The new T+S Bible study launching later this year!

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Synopsis:

We are back! After a summer break I am thrilled to bring you a season of deeper encouragement and hope. We spent time last year talking with guests who help us weather through the storms of life and this season, we're talking about what to do with our stories.

You will be challenged to ask, "now what?"

In this episode you will hear:

- Hope for your story and future

- Two unlikely men from Scripture who Jesus shows the reality of "dead to life" miracles.

- A surprise from T+S coming soon!

- Encouragement to keep shining your light just like the Temple in Jerusalem because you can impact your community for the good!

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠Can I Trust the Bible with Wes Huff (Light from temple mention)

- Tori Hope Peterson's New Book: Breaking the Patterns That Break You

- The Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Synopsis:

In Part 2 of our discussion with Shannon and Sarah, they give practical tips of navigating tough conversations as well as living in the new normal.

This is our final episode for the season! We will pick back up in the fall. Would you please take a minute to fill out this survey? Thank you!

In this episode you will hear:

- It's important to "stay curious" before jumping to conclusions in our frustration

- Journaling as a family can help external and internal processors

- Work slowly into the new normal as a family by bringing in new memories

- Self-awareness is important in having healthy and safe conversations

Resources mentioned:

- Fun stack of conversation cards

- An article for helping children deal with grief

- Gottman Card Deck App

- ⁠Interview with Sarah Wilson⁠

- Part 1 with Shannon and Sarah

- To connect with Sarah, ⁠click here⁠.

- To connect with Shannon, ⁠click here⁠.⁠⁠⁠

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Synopsis:

Are there other ways to connect with our kids other than family movie nights or vacations (and those are good things!)?

Are there other ways to disciple our children other than signing up for every VBS, youth group, or Sunday school class? (again- good things! Support your local church!)

And yet! There absolutely can be a change for our families to make deeper connections albeit, uncomfortable, out of the norm, and could potentially be frustrating.

Serving together creates more opportunities for our families to flourish- but how do we get started?

In this episode you will hear:

- The heartbeat of The Salt + Light Project and why it came to be.

- The four ways it can ultimately change our families to be the best they can be!

- Why serving together matters for the development of our children

- The how-to get started with Serve Summer. I hope you'll join us!

Resources mentioned:

- Serve Summer PDF Guide

- No Matter Where I Go by Jessica Mathisen

- Survey for Serve Summer

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Synopsis:

When grief/loss hit a family, how do they navigate the new normal? They are left picking up the pieces for a situation they never saw coming. Why do some families crumble and others survive? What can we do so that our families can remain intact? Sarah Wilson a Licensed Professional Counselor and Shannon Myers a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist join the conversation bringing their expertise and experience by giving us practical tools and understanding for some of the most difficult times in our lives.

In this episode you will hear:

- Families have the opportunity to build something new and confront old broken patterns

- Families who survive loss often take a collaborative approach in honoring one another's grieving process.

- The outside community is critical for helping a family navigate the new normal

- Humility in difficult conversations is key to bringing about lasting change

- Creating emotionally healthy spaces allows loved ones to reconnect

Resources mentioned:

- Interview with Sarah Wilson

- To connect with Sarah, click here.

- To connect with Shannon, click here.⁠

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Synopsis:

Maycember hit hard and I feel like I am limping to the end of the school year. Does anyone else struggle with burnout or possibly being overworked? After finding my quiet moments not so quiet or soul filling, I noticed the Lord challenging me to adopt a grace based race and to quit striving so hard.

In this episode you will hear:

- A deep dive into Psalm 16 and how it can help us refocus to a grace based race

- Recognizing the signs that we're striving: physically, mentally, and emotionally

- Learning to find rest in God's presence and letting go of the idols we're chasing

- Appreciating the boundaries God sets before us to truly find the peace and joy we crave

Resources mentioned:

- Jessica Mathisen's episode from her podcast Fullness of Joy

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