Send us a text So many women—especially those serving in ministry—live with a constant background noise of “I’m overwhelmed.” In this episode of HER Podcast, Pat Domangue sits down with organizing pioneer and author Barbara Hemphill (Taming the Paper Tiger, Less Clutter, More Life) to talk about what clutter is really about… and it’s not the stuff. Barbara shares how physical and digital clutter often point to deeper emotional and spiritual clutter, why “clutter is postponed decisions,” and h...
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Send us a text So many women—especially those serving in ministry—live with a constant background noise of “I’m overwhelmed.” In this episode of HER Podcast, Pat Domangue sits down with organizing pioneer and author Barbara Hemphill (Taming the Paper Tiger, Less Clutter, More Life) to talk about what clutter is really about… and it’s not the stuff. Barbara shares how physical and digital clutter often point to deeper emotional and spiritual clutter, why “clutter is postponed decisions,” and h...
God's Love - How To Trust And Reject The Devil's Lie with Leslie Lamb
HER Podcast
47 minutes
1 year ago
God's Love - How To Trust And Reject The Devil's Lie with Leslie Lamb
Send us a text Pat Domangue and Leslie Lamb, licensed counselor and host of Sifted Wheat podcast discuss God’s personal love, trusting in His love in seasons of suffering, and what holds us back from trusting in His love looking at Romans 8:15-17. onfire-ministries.org
HER Podcast
Send us a text So many women—especially those serving in ministry—live with a constant background noise of “I’m overwhelmed.” In this episode of HER Podcast, Pat Domangue sits down with organizing pioneer and author Barbara Hemphill (Taming the Paper Tiger, Less Clutter, More Life) to talk about what clutter is really about… and it’s not the stuff. Barbara shares how physical and digital clutter often point to deeper emotional and spiritual clutter, why “clutter is postponed decisions,” and h...
