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GUYS. You. Do. Not. Want. To miss this one. Sheryl Potts is on the podcast today, and I have been impatiently waiting to share it with you. I had chill bumps the whole time I was prepping for this episode, and I think you'll see why. We talk anxiety, Jesus Revolution, and revival. She's funny and kind and wise, and today Sheryl shares wisdom and her story with us about her moment of salvation, the anxieties she's faced, serving in different capacities, caring for aging parents, and most of all, her absolute love for God's Word. Just promise me you'll listen-- it's just that good.Send us Fan Mail
Andrew is co-hosting with me again today, and our great friend and Discipleship Pastor is on the podcast —Cody Albritton! Of course we had fun recording with this crew. But we also dove into Cody’s story and the loss and grief he walked through at a very pivotal time. How he experienced God in grief and how he kept moving. We also talked about the thread of discipleship in his life, moving into ministry, and waiting on the Lord as we plant small seeds along the way. You don’t want to miss this friends, because discipleship is something we all need to have our sights set on, and Cody points us today in the right direction on how to ask for, receive, and give discipleship through intentional ways. I can’t wait for you to hear it! And I nearly cut the end, but I think you’ll agree, it needed to stay. Sorry, Christina!Send us Fan Mail
Well I got wild and crazy this week, because I waited until the very last minute to record, let alone edit, this week's episode. I thought I knew what I wanted to talk about, but the Lord changed it at the last minute which meant extra reading and writing prior to recording. BUT I'm so glad I waited, because the Lord had a different plan. Today's Saltworks podcast guest is Moses, and we're diving into the background of his story before he became a famous speaker. More specifically, all the reasons he didn't think he could speak. Sound familiar? I think you'll find his list personal and offensive (if you're anything like me), but you will also find God's responses to his doubts patient, gracious, and filled with courage to you. He's still the same God, and he's still calling us to boldly share the message he's given us, step into the mission set before us, and build his kingdom. I hope this episode encourages you wherever you are and whatever you have on your heart. God is with you, and he will not forsake you.
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Rachel Creel is on the podcast today, and you are going to want a pen! She thought she would just turn around and say an encouraging word at church one morning, but I ended up trapping her into being a part of the podcast! Listen, if you have ever felt like you don't have a story to tell, if you don't know what your testimony is, or if you think it's not as powerful or useful as someone else's, you need to listen up!! We talk today about what it feels like to have a "nonstory," obedience vs. legalism, GREAT parenting advice, and expectations on making new friends. You're going to love it and her! Can't wait to hear all your favorite parts and what stood out to you most!Send us Fan Mail
Well we were interrupted about 4 times by sick kids, the dog, AND the cat, but we got through it! What a gem, yall. You are going to LOVE Cyd Jacobs if you don't already! Truly such a joy everywhere she goes, and today is no different. Though she has faced more suffering than any person should, she continues to live with such fun, passion, and zeal for life. Join us today as we talk through Cyd's childhood full of moves, major career change, early marriage and infertility, unimaginable loss, and though it seems impossible, the joys of life after. Though today to look at her you'd see only resilience and peace that she lives and breathes only by the strength of the Lord. So much wisdom on grieving and yet so much laughter in the same episode. You’re just going to love her, friends.Send us Fan Mail
Y'all my sister is on the podcast, and when you hear her share, you will be asking when she'll be back!! And don't worry, I will make her return! She is just someone who can make the bible come to life and she holds so much knowledge about scripture, but today, I've asked her to come share her story in regards to their journey with autoimmune. We talk the hardship of diagnosis, advocating for kids, surgery in the midst of 2020, and the importances of sharing your story. You want to hear this, friends! At the heart of our conversation, she shares: faith despite hardship, obstacles, and suffering. He is able! And no matter what, He is still good. Ephesians 3:20-21 "Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen."Send us Fan Mail
We finally got him! Pastor Bill Dye, aka Andrew's Dad, aka my father-in-law, aka "Pop" is on the podcast today! It was one of those episodes where sick kids, thunderstorm warnings, sore throats, and overall oppression couldn't stop us. And although I don't think he was a big fan of the attention or public praise, he was a good sport and has such a good story. Not just the change in his life as a younger man, but the longevity and faithfulness he's walked ever since and continues still to walk. Of course we talk about his story in this episode, but we also talk on: life of a pastor, the various roles, overcoming how people viewed you before salvation, expectations, parenting as a pastor, and even withstanding criticism in a public role. You DON'T want to miss this one, friends! I hope this episode reminds us all to take a minute to thank and encourage a minister in our lives! They do more than we'll ever know!Send us Fan Mail
She is fierce, loyal, kind, scrappy, and vulnerable all in one. Erica Johnson is one of my very best friends who calls me daily and has my back. Today she shares her story and let me tell you something, friends. If you have struggled with body image, perfectionism, striving, performing, or struggling to embrace weakness in any way-- this episode is for you. Plus we talk about choosing your word of the year, because it's January 2023, and it's time! If you've never done a word of the year, don't tune out, because we're going to go through what it can look like and how truly is to jump on board! No rules, formulas, or timelines on it! I know you'll love today's episode with my bestie, and I can't wait to hear what word you land on too!Send us Fan Mail
Are you a Mary or a Martha? Maybe this question or thought is familiar to you— but is it perhaps more complicated than that? What do we really know about these women? Most often here on the Saltworks, you will hear stories and perspectives from guests who have allowed their lives to display the goodness of God. Whether in hardships, successes, and even in failings. And the guest-based episodes are so enriching and encouraging to hear stories + doubts similar to ours and how God was present and kind through it all. But the people in the Bible are just as human, real, and connected to us in those ways than we often think. On today’s episode, we take a closer look at these two women, adding in human emotion and motivations and may just walk away seeing ourselves in them both. And in that, the way Jesus sees us too.Send us Fan Mail
Starting this year off with a bang, y'all! Laura Katzenmeyer shares her story, dissects scripture, and overall shares such truth and wisdom. Honestly, she does this every day, but today she shares it with us on the Saltworks. I met Laura this past fall through a women's retreat, and let me tell you, she is a gifted teacher and speaker. And YES! I am trying to get her to start a podcast because I know you'd listen too! What I love about Laura is the peace she brings that so clearly reflects a heart after the Lord. Though she has experienced lows, heartache, and loss, what defines her life most clearly is her faith in a good God. Despite miscarriages and an unexpected diagnosis, she continued to and still continues to seek the Lord in it all. Despite her work ethic and her story, there is a deep rest in a God who holds all things. Laura's message today and her life itself is built on not just learning about the Lord but truly knowing him intimately and ultimately so that she doesn't miss him in any aspect. Pull out your notebook and bible, friends, you're gonna want both near for this episode!From the publisher's feed
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