The Mint. Podcast

In this episode, Aminta takes on the question: What do I do with all of my disappointment and anxiety? In this time of uncertainty and chaos and cancellations, it's easy to get down in the dumps or overwhelmed by everything that is happening. Instead of letting those emotions take over, Aminta shares 4 practical, biblical steps we can take to rise above the negative and find peace, comfort and joy. If you have experienced loss during the last 6 months, this episode is for you. 

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In this episode of the "We've got Problems" series, Aminta takes on the question:
How do I love people who are radically different than me? 
It seems that right now in our country, there are many super-charged topics that can lead to conflict, avoidance, strained relationships and more. Politics, Covid, mask wearing, schools and sports, and defunding the police are all issues that can be polarizing and difficult to discuss. 
Aminta talks about 4 practical, biblical ways that we can talk to and love our neighbors in this time of turmoil and uncertainty. 
Don't just hide in your house and avoid talking to everyone around you. Pop in your earbuds and take a practical step forward in faith! 

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Aminta kicks off a three part series titled, "We've got Problems." The series addresses three questions that many people are asking in this turbulent and problematic time:
1. Why does the world seem to be falling apart?
2. How do I love people who are radically different than me? 
3. What do I do with all my disappointments and anxiety? 

Have you wondered in the last 6 months why it feels like the world is falling apart? Same! 
In episode 1, Aminta talks about how the root cause of all of the chaos and unrest in our culture can be traced to one problem: sin. She shares scripture after scripture that explain the effects of sin and the need to address it. Next, she gives two practical, faith-based steps we can take to be part of the solution. 
This episode is packed full of truth and can help the listener re-frame how they view this time in history, as well as empower them to take the action steps necessary to make a difference. A biblical view of problems is so critical in overcoming them - don't miss this episode. 

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In this episode, Aminta and Jen Bayer discuss the horrific issue of child sex trafficking and what we can do to help stop this problem from continuing to spread. Unfortunately, this problem is in our country, our states, and in our cities and the solution involves all of us. 
In conjuction with Operation Underground Railroad and their #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking on July 30th, join us as we raise our voices for children around the world who can't speak for themselves. 
For more information on Jen, visit at thisispurefreedom.com
Additional Resources:
www.ourrescue.org
www.terebinthreuge.org
www.icactaskforce.org
www.govtrack.us/congress/members
www.breakingfree.net

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In this episode, Aminta chats with Zach Palmquist about faith, hockey, and finding the courage to step out and be bold. 
Zach is a Minnesota native, and he shares about his professional hockey journey, his faith journey and how he is learning to pass on faith to others. 
Listen and be inspired to share your faith with those around you, even when it's difficult. 

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In this episode, Aminta has an honest and frank conversation with the Reverend A. Colette Rice of Mount Ennon Baptist Church about faith and how it can help form our response to racism so we can be part of a solution. Reverend Rice is an executive pastor, teacher, author of the book "Wit and Wisdom," host of the "Cing Inspiration" podcast as well as one of the first women to be ordained in the United States. Her charisma, infectious joy, and strong faith make this episode fun to listen too, as well as immensely impactful. If you are looking for solid, faith-based, practical steps you can take to help dismantle racism, this episode is for you. 

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In this episode, Aminta talks with Josh Neumann, owner of Kind Lips and personal friend. They tell the story of how Josh's act of kindness 10 years ago set the stage for Aminta and played a role in completely transforming her life. Next, they discuss Josh's latest venture as a business owner for Kind Lips, the lip balm company with an inspiring mission and message: TO BE KIND. Not only does Kind Lips packaging remind everyone to be kind, the company  has started programs in schools, and funds anti-bullying efforts. The product is amazing and so is the cause...be inspired to step out in faith by listening to this episode! To learn more about Kind Lips, visit www.kindlips.com or find Josh on intagram @joshuaneumann or @kindlips

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In this episode, Aminta talks with Safe Families advocate Lisa Welter. They discuss the issue of child welfare, and what we can do to help fix the problem. Lisa explains why traditional solutions are only a bandaid when it comes to helping those less fortunate. She lays a framework for how we can help and work to fix the problem at the same time. Lisa gives practical ways we can walk out our faith and care for kids!

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In this episode, Aminta and Michelle discuss what it looks like to deepen faith roots. Michelle shares her wisdom as a 21-year WNBA Chaplain about how to get more out of reading the Word, how to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and what practical things we can do each day to strengthen our faith. For more on Michelle, visit www.thesavvyu.com or www.michellebackes.com. 

Show notes: Acronyms
SPACE PETS
Sin Confess
Promise to Claim
Attitude to change
Command to obey
Example to follow
Prayer to Pray
Error to avoid
Truth to believe
Something Praiseworthy

WPPO
Word
People
Prayer
Obedience

HALO
Humble yourself
Ask
Listen
Obey

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