THAT'S NOT MY NAME

When GOD Gives You an Assignment

What do you do when you say yes to God and the outcome isn’t what you hoped for? In this deeply personal episode, Jessica shares lessons learned through foster care, grief, obedience, and trusting God’s plan when it doesn’t make sense. Sometimes we mistake God’s assignment for a guarantee, believing that because He called us to something, it will last forever. But what if the purpose was never about the outcome? What if it was about the obedience? Through stories of loving, letting go, and watching God work in unexpected ways, this episode will encourage you to trust Him even when you can’t see the full picture. If you’ve ever struggled with unanswered prayers, unexpected endings, or surrendering control, this conversation is for you. Scripture: Galatians 6:9 Key Takeaway: Your responsibility is the assignment. God’s responsibility is the outcome. ✨ Follow, share, and leave a review if this episode encouraged you. Your story may be exactly what someone else needs to hear. #UncontainablePodcast #FaithOverFear #TrustGod #FosterCareJourney #ObedienceOverOutcome

The Foster Care Conversation Nobody Wants to Have

Foster care reform became personal for me. In this raw and honest episode, I’m talking about attachment, trauma, foster care, emotional stability, and the difficult questions I believe we need to start asking as a society. This is not about attacking people inside the system. It’s about advocating for children in a deeper, more trauma-informed way. We discuss: * attachment and child development * repeated transitions in foster care * emotional trauma in the system * grief within fostering * ICWA and complex conversations surrounding identity and attachment * why children deserve more than survival This conversation is emotional, nuanced, and long overdue.

THAT'S NOT MY NAME

That’s Not My Name This episode started with a simple thought while listening to The Live Out Loud Podcast… and quickly turned into something much deeper. What labels have people placed on you over the years? Control freak. Too much. Emotional. Anxious. Difficult. Broken. At what point do repeated words stop sounding like opinions… and start becoming identity? In this raw and honest episode of Uncontainable, Jessica talks about the weight labels carry, how they shape the way we see ourselves, and why so many women are living under names God never actually gave them. Through personal stories, scripture, and even lessons from working in the ICU, this episode challenges listeners to stop building their lives around labels and start reclaiming their true identity. Because just because it was spoken over you… doesn’t mean it belongs to you. 🔥

I’m Going to Do it All

What if the goal isn’t balance… but fullness? In this episode of Uncontainable, Jessica leans into a different perspective—one that doesn’t shy away from the weight of life, but chooses it anyway. Because she does want to do it all. To be present with her kids. To love her husband well. To build something meaningful. To say yes to the opportunities placed in front of her. But she also understands something most people don’t say out loud: You can live a full life… and still feel the weight of it. This episode is for the woman who refuses to shrink her life—but is learning how to carry it with intention.

compassion without comparison

We live in a world that wants you to choose— Condemn or excuse. But what if both aren’t the answer? In this episode of Uncontainable, Jessica dives into the tension of holding boundaries and compassion at the same time. From the mother battling addiction to the person hardened by life, this conversation challenges the way we see people—and calls us higher. Addiction isn’t always the root… it’s often the symptom. And behind every broken behavior is a story. This episode will stretch your perspective, deepen your empathy, and remind you that you can protect what matters without losing your heart. Because two things can be true at the same time. 🎙️ If you’ve ever struggled between protecting your peace and feeling compassion… this one is for you.