The world tells us our validation is in our grades, our success, our gifts, our talents, our looks and so many other things. Yet God tells us it's in One and Only place. And I love that Tracy has made it her mission, that started with her own two daughters, to remind us of where our identity really lies.

Tracy Harper is a speaker, teacher, and Christian author with over twenty years of experience mentoring young adults through campus ministry. From the East Coast to Hawaii, her journey has taken her across the country—and through countless conversations with college students navigating faith, identity, and emotional overwhelm.
Tracy holds a degree in Secondary Education/English from Towson University and completed Cru’s Institute of Biblical Studies. She now lives in Maryland with her husband and three daughters, savoring life by the water with a good book and a great cup of coffee. Tracy helps young Christian women break free from people-pleasing and follow the Holy Spirit with confidence.
Follow her @TracyHarperWritesSign up to receive free devotions that help women reset their relationship with God, self, and others at www.tracyharperwrites.comCheck out her debut book, From Him, Not Them: A Young Woman's Guide to Relying on God for Validation, Identity, and Guidance at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F66DS4RL

Do you ever feel torn between the demands of motherhood and the calling of your business? In this episode, I sit down with Cienna Kopischke to talk about how to hear from God in BOTH areas of your life—and how His wisdom applies to everything you do.

We dive into:

✅ Practical ways to quiet the noise so you can hear His voice

and

✅ Simple strategies to invite Him into your daily decisions

Whether you’re folding laundry or planning your next big launch, this conversation will leave you encouraged and equipped to tune into God’s voice and lead your family and your business with faith and confidence.

Listen now and be reminded that you don’t have to do it all alone—God is in every detail.

• YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ciennakopischke
• Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@ciennakopischke

• https://ciennakopischke.com/checklist-to-10K (Free guide on how to hit $10K months with Jesus)

Guide:

In this episode of The Faith-Full Mama, we unpack John Calvin’s sobering truth: “The human heart is an idol factory.” I share my own recent journey of stepping away from distractions—social media, work, even food for a short fast—to truly hear God’s still, small voice. Twice now, He’s shown me how easily my heart can latch onto something other than Him… and how quickly that robs me of peace.

We talk about how to recognize when something has become an idol, why it leaves us feeling heavy and unsettled, and how to return to the only One who can give rest for our souls. You’ll be encouraged to trust Him again, obey Him fully, and discover the joy that follows.

If you’ve been feeling burdened or distant from God, this conversation will help you realign your heart and fix your eyes on the One who never tires you out and never lets you down.

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In today’s episode, we’re joined by Andrea Fortenberry—author, speaker, and member of the MomCo (formerly MOPS) ministry team. Andrea opens up about her journey through perfectionism and how it began to affect her motherhood. She shares how counseling helped her find freedom and peace, and now she’s passionate about helping other moms do the same.

Together, we walk through three powerful principles to help you experience more freedom in your own motherhood:

1. Take care of yourself.
2. You may expect yourself to be perfect—but God doesn’t.
3. It’s okay (and holy!) to ask for help.

If you’ve ever felt the weight of unrealistic expectations or struggled to give yourself grace, this conversation is for you. Tune in and be encouraged!

Andrea Fortenberry is a writer, speaker, and Bible teacher. She is the host of The Perfectionist’s Guide to Mothering, a podcast that equips moms to find freedom from perfectionism and show up for the life God has for them. She has been married to Will for 21 years and they have two children, ages 16 and 14. Being a wife and mom gives her lots of material and teaches her oh so many things! She is on staff with MomCo as the Leadership Development Manager, where she encourages and supports MomCo leaders across the globe. She loves chai lattes, reading books and all things Golden and Gilmore girls.  You can connect with her at andreafortenberry.com or on Instagram @andreafortenberry.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Charity Gibson, author of The Working Homemaker, to talk all things homemaking—whether you work outside the home or not. We unpack the beauty, value, and purpose of homemaking in a world that often tells us to chase busyness over intention.

Charity shares her heart for creating margin, slowing down, and reclaiming the sacred role of being our children’s first teacher. We dive into how homemaking isn’t just about chores—it’s about spiritual formation, life-giving rhythms, and raising children who feel seen and supported.

You’ll hear us talk about:

• What it means to be a homemaker in today’s culture
• Why working moms are homemakers too
• Creating space and margin in your day
• Following your children’s hobbies while teaching them life skills
• The power of community and like-minded friendships

Whether you’re working full-time, part-time, or staying home, this episode will remind you that the work you’re doing in your home matters deeply.

You can find Charity at:

The Working Homemaker - Charity Gibson - Authoror grab her book at:

The Working Homemaker: Employed Christian Moms Desiring a Thriving Homelife: Gibson, Charity: 9798385226696: Amazon.com: Books

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Mary Marantz—author, speaker, and Yale Law graduate who grew up in a single-wide trailer in West Virginia. Mary’s story is one of grit, grace, and the kind of quiet strength that comes from being underestimated. We dive deep into what it looks like to rise from humble beginnings and how to stop living life trying to prove yourself to others.

Mary shares vulnerable truths about the mindsets that keep women stuck—perfectionism, imposter syndrome, people-pleasing, overthinking—and the practical shifts that lead to freedom. If you’ve ever battled self-doubt or felt like you were meant for more but fear keeps holding you back, this episode will remind you: you’re not behind, you’re being built.

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Today's episode with Rosemary Jones is all about living intentionally by focusing on what really matters. Rosemary shares her personal story on how she came to realize the importance of living this way when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor while still homeschooling and raising her then four children. Then in 2020, her friend and now partner in ministry, Cari, made an intentional choice to focus on hope and Jesus during the Covid Crisis by connecting and encouraging one another. Since then, she has seen the benefits of choosing hope and a focus on Jesus in both the good and challenging moments of life.

She gives us practical tips on:

- Embracing an Unstructured Structure with LIFE

-How to be intentional and choose to hope during seasons of challenge

-Focusing on Jesus in an otherwise noisy world (toddlers, teenagers, and current culture)

*     Relationships, Rest, and What Really Matters (Jesus!)

In addition, here are the links and the freebie we discussed in the episode!

Website:  www.lifestoryministries.com

Facebook and Instagram:  @lifestoryministries 
Email:  [email protected]

Your L.I.F.E. Boat in Times of Challenge - Free resource 10 Tips to Live Intentionally and Focus Eternally in Times of Challenge

Book available on Amazon LIFEstory Guided Journal: Gospel of John - Experiencing More in Your Relationship with Jesus

High Achievers and Perfectionists can find a way to self-sabotage their greatest callings. Chris Jansen, author and certified life coach, helps us apply grace, get clear on our why and bust through the lies we tell ourselves so that we can live the life God calls us to. Such an impactful episode. Listen in!

Who is Chris:

Chris is a board-certified coach with a master’s in counseling psychology and over 25 years of experience working with hundreds of sought-after athletes, creatives, soldiers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. She excels in helping high-achieving perfectionists navigate performance pressure, overcome self-sabotage and rewrite narratives. Chris trained with and worked on Tony Robbins’ team of results coaches at the #1 personal development and peak performance strategy company in the world.

Find her here:

Website: https://www.chrisjanssencoaching.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris3janssen/

FaceBook: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjanssencoaching/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjanssencoaching/

Books: https://www.amazon.com/author/chrisjanssen

Today I sit down and speak with Rebecca George, a speaker, podcaster, and author of You’re Not Too Late: Trusting God’s Timing in a Hurry-Up World (David C Cook, April 2025). Rebecca has spent years walking alongside women who feel like they’re falling behind in life, whether they’re waiting for a relationship, a career breakthrough, a child, or clarity in their calling. Her message is one so many women need to hear: You are not too late. You are right on time for God’s plan.

In our interview, Rebecca shares:

• Why so many women feel “behind” in life—and how to break free from that mindset
• How to navigate envy, doubt, and disappointment with faith

• Practical ways to trust God when prayers seem unanswered

You can find Rebecca, her podcast and Her book at:

Links: https://amzn.to/3YytXLK  (You're Not Too Late)Radical Radiance: Encouragement for Christian Women by Rebecca George - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

Today I talk with Julia about living with less stuff and more joy! Julia helps women see how living with less – both physically and mentally – can decrease stress and help them feel lighter and more joyful, rooted in what matters.

She gently de-influences mama's to see that they don’t need the constant “more, more, more” that has taken over our Instagram algorithms. She helps redefine our relationship with stuff, identity unhealthy spending habits, find freedom from chaos and hurry, and reclaim God’s peace in our hearts and homes.

Julia Ubbenga is creator of the popular blog Rich in What Matters. Her online projects, which have attracted over fifty million views, help others let go of inner and outer clutter and reorder their lives around what matters most. Julia resides in Kansas City with her husband and their four children. 

 Find her below!

https://richinwhatmatters.com/
https://www.instagram.com/richinwhatmatters/
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