E25: Warfare or Consequences?

E25: Warfare or Consequences?

Guest Jodi Lynn discusses the transformative power of faith, the distinction between spiritual warfare and personal consequences, and the importance of repentance as a lifestyle. She emphasizes the role of love as a powerful weapon against spiritual attacks and highlights God's character as a source of comfort and guidance. The conversation also touches on the significance of empowering women and addressing mental health within a faith context.

E24: Pride in Ministry

Even typing the title makes my spirit cringe. In this episode, Ashlie and her sister, Brittany talk about personal struggles with pride in ministry, the necessity of community, anointing vs gifting, faith in action... all of the things.

E23: Lamenting Old Seasons

Starting Season 3 with a few puns. As the literal seasons change in our year, new seasons occur in my life, and a brand new season of the podcast. The season Trifecta. I know I'm not alone, I know many of us are experiencing our own versions of change. Maybe some positive changes, maybe some not so exciting. We all have permission to run to the Father with all of our stuff. He longs to be gracious to us. Mentioned in today's episode: * Plead the Blood by Cody Carnes, Brandon Lake, and Chris Davenport https://open.spotify.com/track/3O0KjuEzvCEZc3e7byO2sv?si=74eb20a12fde478d

E22: Message From My Messes

Guest, Chelsea, shares about her struggles with addiction, co-dependency, and narcissistic abuse. The theme of her testimony seems to be that God relentlessly pursued her heart. She has experienced miraculous healing in her body, a softening of her heart, and has been given a new life. When we humble ourselves before His throne, He lifts us up! You can connect with Chelsea on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/chyelseee6] and join her community of women here [https://www.facebook.com/groups/300501402198933].

E21: Selah

Guest, Brittany, shares about her stages of grief as she walked through losing her daughter, Selah. Britt shares about her anger toward God in her grief and how He still called her to Himself for comfort and peace. God is still good, and He does restore the years that the locusts have eaten. You can connect with Brittany here [https://www.facebook.com/brittany.hynes.106] and here [https://www.facebook.com/jesusbits20]. Also, if you are interested in more information on Celebrate Recovery, you can visit their website here [https://www.celebraterecovery.com/] or you can absolutely reach out to me, I'd love to connect with you!