Brooke and I talk about the process of picking our word of the years and how taking care of ourselves has led us to fuller lives.

Bryce, Britt, and Lindsay play a get-to-know each other game, We're Not Really Strangers.

Lindsay dives into how we all have a choice when we miss the mark. Do we hide, justify, or blame? Or do we take responsibility? She shares how when we take responsibility, we can actually reconnect with others, build stronger relationships, and truly experience God's grace.

BB is joining Lindsay again with another Grace Chat…but this time we’re talking about books

Kenji shares about partnering with Jesus to help create a culture that reflects the Kingdom of God at IU. He helps tryhards learn their role in influencing others and let go of the pressure of needing to transform a culture.

A grace chat about our upcoming friend-cation, county fair memories, and what our first impressions were of each other.

Learn how you can find food and body freedom by applying the gospel to this area of your life!

In this episode, I share the expectations I had for my twenties, how those expectations did not become reality, and what God developed in me instead.

What happens when someone who's spent most of their life trying to "be normal" gets diagnosed with OCD? In this episode, Bryce shares how God actually wanted to use this diagnosis to walk with him through his messy thoughts and strengthen their relationship.

5 Things I Learned in 2023

Part three of our conversation with Andrea where she shares how she has found eternal purpose in working in the justice system but also has learned to trust God to be the true and final judge when our system fails.

Part Two of Andrea’s story will show you how God can (and wants to) strategically use your most messy seasons to grow rooted confidence you couldn’t find anywhere else.

How two girls became friends through God answering prayers that were out of their control.

From needing to do "big things for God" to resting in Love and living content in the hidden season, Steph shares what God has revealed to her through this season of motherhood.

Get to know Kovenant and Gabe a little more as we talk about their weeks, Hoosier basements, the Barbie movie, VHS's, and their stories. This episode is filled with laughs and testimonies of God's faithfulness in the Liby's lives.

In this episode, my friends, Kovenant and Gabe , and I share our process in learning to forgive. Their experiences reveal their mindset of personal identity with choosing to forgive aka who I am through Christ and who I want to be determines my choice to forgive, to do the hard thing, to confront my enemy. We also discuss the importance of accountability with those who have hurt us. Gabe shares a painful experience with a pastor and his process of forgiving them and setting healthy boundaries to protect his heart moving forward. Kovenant also shares the confidence and self-respect she gained and as she chose to be brave, humble confront a past boss, and continuously forgive them. If you struggle to forgive (which, let’s be honest, we ALL do), this episode is for you! Hope you laugh a little, reflect a lot, and grow with us ✌️

In this episode, one of my closest friends, Jessica, and I have an organic conversation about friendship, boundaries, sabbath, and perfectionism. We’ve been friends now for nine years, and I’ve always wondered why Jess so easily rested in God’s grace and experienced His love. When Jess was a child, her church emphasized intimacy with God and worship, which helped her to trust His love for her and rest in His grace. Even though there are many areas where Jess naturally rests in God’s love and grace, there are certain areas where she wants control and order. Jess shares how God is helping her to see her desire for control in these areas and how He’s helping her to let go and trust Him through rest. If you enjoy hearing best friends chat and share how God is sanctifying them, this episode is for you!

In this episode, I share a method, created by Lara Casey of Cultivate What Matters, I discovered a few years ago that transformed my view of goal-planning. I share how I used to create goals motivated by insecurity and dependent on personal striving and how those always led me to self-disappointment and exhaustion. I gave up on goal planning once I understood the gospel, until a friend introduced me to a new way of looking at goals, growth, and sanctification. I share what makes this method different and how it is fueled by grace and dependent on Jesus and I also share my grace-based goals for 2023. Hope you enjoy!