This week we welcome the amazing Melody Ross as our special guest. She backs up a truckload of truth, including the importance of self-respect, why we don’t have to fear missing out, and why she spends a part of every day looking up at the sky. Thrown in the mix are some of our childbirth stories, a shout out to Ma Ingalls, and a call to stop walking in self-rejection.

This week we share how God can meet you in a movie theater, why it can be hard to receive help from others, and how our lives sometimes feel like an Instapot. We also share lessons learned from a burst pipe, insight from The Greatest Showman, and why ice storms give us all a case of the Mondays.

This week we’re excited to have the amazing Debbie Forland join us. She shares sage advice from her mom, what it’s like to transition from Montana to Texas, and why hard work feels hard. Along the way, we talk about traffic stops in Colorado, smelling like Taco Bell, and allowing God to fill up our calendars.

This week we tackle the correlation between perfectionism and procrastination, how Satan's lies almost made us miss out on amazing friendships, and why life is much more than a numbers game. You'll also hear why Tara's recent "home invasion" made us crack up and why Leviticus is the least sexy book of the Bible.

This week we talk about some four-letter words that we need more of in our daily lives. Tara shares why it's important to pray, Kristi outlines her goal of walking the walk, and Merritt opens up about her heart to see the good around her. Along the way, we embrace the loud, the joy that is Grammarly, and the need to pause and reflect on years past.

This week we tackle a four-letter word we all use and its many layers of meaning. Along the way, we find out why Tara is livin’ on a prayer, how we all need grace, and why limping over the finish line is still worth celebrating.

This week we unpack why you sometimes have to flip the script to get to the right question, the link between bravery and obedience, and the connection between God and Skittles. Along the way, we also dive into the bomb drops of "This Is Us," why Kristi values good old pen and paper, and some wise words about anointing from Lisa-Jo Baker.

In this episode, we unpack why not quitting can be a vice rather than a virtue, why none of us iron, and why a suitcase in Tara's bedroom is a metaphor for all of us. A shoutout to John Tesh may or may not be included.

We chat about why creativity should be a priority, why comparison could be crushing your spirit, and why some things should never make it on our to-do list. Along the way, Tara shares about trick or treating in the rain, Kristi reveals she's a great car buyer, and Merritt declares goldfish to be a perfectly acceptable kids' holiday party snack.