The Examen is a wonderful way to reflect on your day, or even the season that you have been in.  It can also help us to consider and embrace what the Lord is inviting us into next.  Join us as we discuss different elements of The Examen and how we have heard aspects of it with recent guests.

The end of the Lenten season is almost here.  What is the Lord inviting each of us into in the days ahead?  Join Sue, Krista, and Shannon as they consider what it looks like when the desert season is almost over.

Join us as we have a conversation with special guest Natlie Roderick about trusting God in the middle of a desert season. 

Sometimes in the Lenten Season, we just need a new perspective. Amy beautifully shares how God directed her to simply Turn her Chair. Maybe her story is exactly what you need right now or keep in mind for another day.

In this deeply honest conversation, we explore what it means to sing when your heart feels broken. Our special guest, Nikki Boulay, shares how God uses music in the hardest seasons to remind us of His nearness, His love, and His presence.

In this episode, we sit down with special guest Natalie Kamtz to talk about the hidden strength that is formed in seasons of waiting, testing, and preparation. Together, we explore how Lent mirrors the wilderness experiences we all face and how these spaces can actually become training grounds for resilience, clarity, and deeper trust.

Whether you observe Lent or simply find yourself in a “desert season,” this conversation will help you reframe hardship not as punishment, but as preparation. You’ll walk away encouraged, strengthened, and reminded that even in the wilderness, you are not alone.

We all face wilderness moments, career uncertainty, grief, burnout, loneliness, transitions we didn’t choose. They feel dry, confusing, and painfully slow. But what if these hard seasons aren’t empty? What if something essential is happening beneath the surface?

In this episode, we explore the hidden growth that takes place in life’s deserts — how resilience forms, how clarity emerges, and how unexpected provision shows up when we need it most. Whether you’re deeply spiritual, quietly curious, or just trying to survive a tough chapter, this conversation offers hope for anyone walking through a season that feels dry.

Join us as we pause for a moment to consider what we have been talking about in recent months. 

"The borrower is servant to the lender" (Proverbs 22:7). God lends us time to be His faithful servants. Join Krista, Shannon and Sue to begin identifying how God has equipped you to join Him in calling others to come to Him.