In this episode of Unwritten, we dive into what it really means to lead like Jesus — not from a place of power or prestige, but through humility, service, and love. I unpack practical ways we can serve others, influence with grace, and lead with our hearts first. Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, or leading in any corner of life, this episode will inspire you to shift from “bossing” to serving, from control to compassion, and see leadership as a calling, not a title.

Get ready for real stories, messy moments, and a little humor as we explore how true leadership comes when we put others first.

Welcome to Episode 20!!! What if real leadership isn’t about raising people to follow in your footsteps… but empowering them to outgrow you?

We’re diving into the bold truth behind Jesus’ words, “and greater things will you do,” and unpacking what that means for parenting, mentoring, and leading in a world obsessed with hierarchy and control.

If you’ve ever wrestled with insecurity, comparison, or the fear of being “outshined,” this episode will set you free.
It’s raw, scriptural, practical, and filled with the courage you need to lead beyond yourself — just like Jesus intended.

Grab your coffee. Let’s get real.

A brutally honest dive into sickness, marriage strain, invisible responsibilities and the battle to find God when everything feels heavy. I've been avoiding it, but here's the real truth behind the chaos.

Today, I'm opening up about my health battle that shakes my home, the unexpected strain it's put on my marriage and the battle to find God when everything feels like it's gone.

This week on Unwritten, we’re diving deep into what it really means to walk in light during spooky season. From the subtle influence of Halloween to the unseen realities of spiritual warfare, we’re unpacking how to stand firm, stay wise, and live boldly for Christ.

In this episode:

• The Bible Brew explores Ephesians and Philippians on walking in light and truth.

• A Reality Check on what Halloween does to our hearts and homes — even when we don’t see it.

• Offbeat Parenting with real talk about setting unpopular boundaries (like “no Harry Potter” homes).

• A Toddler Moment of the Week that reminds us of the joy of being childlike.

• And we close with a powerful Gospel Moment inviting hearts back to Jesus.

This isn’t fear-based. It’s faith-based — a call to wake up, armor up, and walk in light.

Pull up a chair, grab your favorite mug, and let’s talk about something deeper than fashion — the spiritual wardrobe we wear every single day.

In this week’s episode, we’re diving into what it really means to be clothed in righteousness, humility, and grace — and how those choices show up in our parenting, teaching, and everyday life. From the sacred garments of the Old Testament priests to Joseph’s coat, David’s armor, and the robe of righteousness Jesus covers us with, this is a full-on heart check disguised as a coffee chat.

We’re talking modern culture, clothing trends, modesty vs. expression, identity, integrity, and why what we wear on the inside says far more about us than the mirror ever could. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s all about rediscovering how God dresses us for purpose — not performance.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unqualified, or like your spiritual “outfit” doesn’t measure up, this one’s for you.

This week, we’re turning down the noise and shining a light on one of the enemy’s oldest tricks — music. From Lucifer’s fall as heaven’s worship leader to today’s chart-topping stars, the devil has always known how to use melody to capture hearts.

We’re talking about the danger of idolizing music icons, why Christian parents need to guard what their kids are listening to, and how even the most popular artists can carry spiritual influence that leads us away from truth.

Grab your coffee, open your heart, and let’s talk about the truth behind the tunes.

This week, we’re talking about standing apart — choosing God’s light over the world’s darkness. What does it really mean to be in the world but not of it? Let’s unpack it together.

What does it really mean to worship God with your whole heart — not just when life is good, but right in the middle of the chaos? In this episode of Unwritten, we dive into the life of David, a man after God’s own heart, who knew how to pour out raw, unfiltered worship. From psalms of joy to cries of desperation, David teaches us that worship isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence.

Join me as we unpack how David’s bold, messy, and authentic worship can inspire us as moms and women of faith today. Whether you’re in the carpool lane, folding laundry, or barely holding it together, God meets you right where you are when you lift your song to Him.

In this episode of Unwritten, we dive into the powerful truth that worship is more than a song—it’s a weapon. When life feels heavy, chaotic, and impossible to carry, worship shifts the atmosphere, silences the enemy, and reminds us of God’s authority. I share personal stories of choosing praise in hard moments, unpack biblical examples of victory through worship, and encourage you to pick up this weapon in your own battles. Whether you’re in the car, the classroom, or the chaos of motherhood, this episode will remind you that your praise has power and your worship invites breakthrough.

In this episode, we strip away the noise and get to the very core—what worship is really about. It’s not the songs, the lights, or the setting. It’s the posture of our hearts before God. Together, we’ll explore how true worship goes beyond Sunday services and seeps into every part of our daily lives. If you’ve ever wondered what it means to live with a heart of worship, this conversation will remind you that worship is less about performance and more about presence.