Never expected it to end like this. We are pressing pause on the podcast. Thanks for listening and be on the lookout for when we return. 

On this episode, Ajene and Michelle share more thoughts about the lies we have embraced around the topic of productivity.  How do we build a life that is more focused on who we are instead of what we do?

Book Refrenced:
Shameless: Your Season of Hiding is Over! by Shannan Orr 

Scripture References:
Ephesians 1:4-5 
Genesis 3 
Galatians 5:22-23
I Corinthians 13 
Zechariah 4:10 
II Peter 1:3 

On this episode, Ajene and Michelle open up a conversation about the lie of productivity.  Why is it that we often find ourselves paying more attention to what we do than to who we are? 

On this episode, Ajene finishes discussing her insights from swimming lessons. Despite our desire for tough moments to pass swiftly, there's comfort in relying on God's presence with us at every stage of our journey.

Scripture References
James 1:2-4
2 Corinthians 10:5
Philippians 4:8
Philippians 2:5
Hebrews 4:15

On this episode, Ajene begins to describe the thoughts and feelings that are surfacing as she is taking swimming lessons. Is it possible that a more meaningful healing can come from learning to trust what seems terrifying? 

On this episode, Ajene and Michelle wrap up their conversation about community. As we make time for relationships, we can cultivate trust and a safe environment to share what is really going on in our lives, which will lead to the health and healing we all desire.

Collaboration is the final ingredient for what we can use to build community. 

Join us as Ajene and Michelle talk about real life examples of how community helps us to carry what is in our hearts. 

On this episode, Ajene and Michelle continue to ponder how community is formed as we focus on what we have in common. The insights from the book, Them by Ben Sasse, begins  to open new outlooks for Michelle as she begins to chew on some of its concepts. Curiosity, care, cultivate, make up the three c’s of community.  

Welcome back for Season 2! Ajene and Michelle begin a conversation about building community, including 3 types of proximities involved; physical, philosophical and personal. Michelle gives more about her experiences with building community as a young wife and mother and how insights from the book, Them by Ben Sasse has helped her reshape her views on what it takes to stay connected. 

It's Season 2!!! We're so happy to be back with you for another season of the podcast.