The Call to Women in Faith Podcast

What do a toddler sorting greens on a kitchen counter, a Hebrew word study, and the Levites in the temple all have in common? More than you would think. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be entrusted with work by a God who could do it all Himself in the blink of an eye, and why that changes everything about how we show up every single day. If the Hebrew mindset is right and work and worship were never two separate things, then your Monday morning looks a whole lot different. Whatever feels like labor today, may it turn to worship. God bless you.

If you have ever struggled to believe something you cannot fully see or explain, you are in good company. In this episode, we trace the journey from a sad little child staring at a crucifix and feeling sorry for Jesus, to a grown adult who finally saw Him for who He truly is: the King of kings, powerful, courageous, and completely undeterred by the enemy. We explore why God, who owes us no explanation, gave us one anyway — in writing — and what happens when faith finally clicks into place the way a difficult concept suddenly makes sense years after a patient parent first explained it. You were made for more than mere existence. With Him, you inherit everything.

You may not think of yourself as a warrior, but the moment you chose to follow Christ, you enlisted. In this episode, we talk about what it really means to put on the armor of God and show up for battle every single day, whether you feel ready or not. We explore why the shield of faith is the one thing you should never put down, what happens when you do, and why the Roman army's turtle formation might be the best picture of Christian community. Jesus is our commanding officer and the battle is already won. The only question is whether you will show up armored and in formation. Go forth and conquer.

What if every person you have ever met was not an accident? Not a coincidence, not a chance encounter, but a deliberate appointment set by a God who loves you enough to plan every detail of your life. In this episode, we take an honest look at the three kinds of people in our lives: the ones who lift us up, the ones who make us better through the struggle, and the ones we need to keep at a safe distance. We also wrestle with the uncomfortable truth that loving our neighbor as ourselves is a commandment, not a suggestion. Show up prepared. God already set the meeting.

If you have ever felt like you wanted to do the right thing but just could not help yourself, you are in good company — Paul felt the same way, and apparently so does my Australian Cattle Dog. In this episode, we meet two very different dogs: one who wanders off and eats birds whole, and one who never leaves my side. One is a walking illustration of the flesh. The other is everything I want to be in my walk with God. This one is honest, a little chaotic, and ends with a prayer that most of us probably need to pray today.

What do you do when God keeps nudging you toward something that does not seem to be working? In this episode, we get honest about the frustration of feeling like you are failing a mission God gave you, and the quiet revelation that changed everything: sometimes obedience is the whole point. We follow one stubborn gentleman on the fringes of faith, a Bible read cover to cover, and months of half-hearted responses that had me ready to give up. And then it hit me. What if this was never about him at all? What if God simply needed me to show up? This one is for everyone who has ever wondered why God sent them on an assignment that does not seem to be going anywhere. Keep going. You are part of a plan bigger than you can see.

We all know someone who is a good person but wants nothing to do with God — convinced that being good is enough. In this episode, we follow the story of PotatoHead, a man in the middle of one of the hardest seasons of his life, who has no idea that God is surrounding him with arrows pointing straight back home. A free truck, a faith-based finance course, a Christian event, a friend with money and a nudge — coincidence? Not a chance. This episode is a reminder to step back from the epicenter of your pain and look at the bigger picture. He is there. He is working. And He never gives up.

Sometimes the smallest memories carry the biggest lessons. In this episode, we revisit a childhood story about a baby bird, a wire basket, a cat, and a little girl who was absolutely not going to bed without making sure that bird was taken care of. What starts as a sweet and slightly chaotic bedtime rescue mission ends in heartbreak — and a question that took years to answer: what good could possibly come from something so senseless? If you are in the valley today and struggling to put one foot in front of the other, this one is for you. God is not just watching from a distance — He is right beside you, and what He does with our pain and loss is nothing short of signature God.

Good Friday is heavy, Easter is glorious, and the Monday after should feel like the best New Year's Day you have ever had. In this episode, we sit with the full weight of what it means that a friend — not a stranger, not a distant deity, but a friend — died for us willingly, without illness, without hesitation. We explore what the good news really looks like when you strip away the churchy language and make it personal. From the guilt of Good Friday to the flood of hope that Easter unleashes, this is a reminder that the resurrection is not just history — it is the beginning of everything. You are no longer a filthy abandoned orphan. You are clean, loved, and Home-bound.

We all know the feeling of a story that ends just when it gets interesting — the birds soar, the credits roll, and we're left wondering what happened next. In this episode, we draw a surprising parallel between a disappointing rom-com ending and the way we tell our salvation stories. Getting saved is not the ending — it is the most exciting beginning. We explore what life looks like after the "Happily Ever After" of meeting Christ, from the shattering of old idols to the unfolding beauty of eternal life. If you have ever felt there was more to the story, there is — and it just keeps getting better.