Change can be scary, and when you're a leader, it's even more terrifying because you are responsible for other people. However, your own preferences as an individual should not override your responsibility to lead those around you to a better place. Drawing on a lesson she learned from a classroom in church, Isabella shares how change can make one a better leader.

Have you ever noticed a correlation between what you prioritize and how you act? As Christians, our number one priority should be God, and when we prioritize Him, then we exhibit His glory and everything else falls into place. Check out this episode to hear more.

Life throws some hard balls every now and then, and Satan uses these to lure you into isolation. God, however, uses these circumstances to draw you into community and a deeper relationship with Him.

Have you ever reflected on past experiences and realized you now view them much more positively than you used to? Is this just rosy retrospection, or is there something more? Being saved by Jesus means to become a new creation, and through that renewal, our perspectives also change.

As emphasized inUp and at 'Em's mission, Jesus is life, and this means He is in every aspect of how we live. From washing dishes to big life events, He is there, and He is always willing to teach us a lesson. Isabella was able to once again experience this truth with a clogged drain and open ears to hear what Jesus had to say.

God is our ultimate power source, and if we're too focused on trying to do life in our own strength, we are incapable of doing what's most important: developing relationships. Since we're made in God's image, we were not just made FOR community but IN community. Relationships are not just our purpose but part of our literal design. This is the final episode in a three-part conversation discussing three lessons Isabella found through a recent video.

Doing things in our own power can distract us from what God has assigned for us. If we're too focused on doing everything wewant to do, we are going to miss out on what weshould be doing. This is the second episode in a three-part conversation discussing three lessons Isabella found through a recent video.

Do you often feel exhausted or overwhelmed? Do you feel as if the life you are trying to live is forever out of reach? If so, this episode for you! This is the first episode in a three-part conversation discussing some valuable lessons Isabella learned from a power strip of all things (youcan see God in everything!).

We already know we can't expect God to do all the work when it comes to our lives, and we also know we must seize opportunities God gives us .What's next? In this episode, Isabella teaches on Exodus 23:30 and how it impacts our lives today in the way we partner with God with a combination of dependenceand willingness to obey.

Ecclesiastes is a fascinating and confusing book of the Bible. It seems the Teacher talks about how life is utterly meaningless, but this is not the full truth. Following her recent study, Isabella dives into the central message of Ecclesiastes to inspire her listeners to pursue Godnow.