Episodes

  • Does Evil Win?

    Does Evil Win?
    Jun 23 2026

    Join Emily for the next discussion based on our study of Esther. For additional context read Esther 3 and tune in as we wrestle with navigating encounters with evil in this world and stepping into our calling even when it means stepping out of our comfort zone.

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    25 mins
  • Mordecai Moments

    Mordecai Moments
    Jun 16 2026

    What if the moments we miss are the ones God is using the most?


    We often want to know the meaning of each moment as we are living it but God often reveals more information in hindsight.


    The book of Esther teaches us about patience and perseverance, even while waiting on the whole picture to become clear.


    Join Emily as we study a passage in Esther than can be missed if you don’t consider all that God is doing.



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    26 mins
  • Waiting on Purpose

    Waiting on Purpose
    Jun 9 2026

    Have you ever had a season in life that only made sense when you looked back on it later?


    A relationship that ended.

    A job you didn’t get.

    A move that was unplanned.

    A diagnosis you desperately didn’t want.


    At the time, I’m sure it felt frustrating.

    Probably even painful.


    But looking back, you can see things that you couldn’t see in the moment.


    How God was guiding.

    Protecting.

    Positioning.

    Preparing.


    Not every question is answered.

    All the pain isn’t gone.


    But we can recognize God’s presence in places where we may have mistakenly felt He was absent.

    He wasn’t missing. We were just missing Him.

    Look back on your life and listen to some insights about Esther on this episode 🤍
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    21 mins
  • Intro to Esther

    Intro to Esther
    Jun 2 2026

    Have you ever wanted to be in a Bible study that told the truth about Scripture in terminology that made sense and helped connect it to real life?


    Join Emily as she begins a multi-week study on the book of Esther. Learning what it means to trust God and recognize Him in the midst of our sometimes messy stories.

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    27 mins
  • God With Us

    God With Us
    May 26 2026

    Read more about the experience of Pentecost in Acts 2. Then consider how God is showing up in your life, empowering you for what comes next, and walking with you step by step through it all.

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    15 mins
  • Running Buddy

    Running Buddy
    May 19 2026

    “Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight and the sin that clings so closely, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us.”


    Hebrews 12:1
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    24 mins
  • As You Go

    As You Go
    May 12 2026


    The Great Commission tells us to ‘Go’.


    Jesus doesn’t say we have to wait until we have reached perfection or obtained a large enough platform.


    He says we are ready to go now.


    And the Greek language used carries the idea of ‘as you are going’ - meaning that ministry isn’t a destination.


    And it isn’t confined to stages or microphones or church buildings.


    It happens in everyday life.


    As you go to school.

    As you go to the grocery store.

    As you go through treatment.

    As you go through an ordinary Tuesday afternoon.


    Some of the holiest moments happen in the most unremarkable places.


    A text message.

    A coffee shop.

    A parking lot.

    A checkout line.


    We often think ministry requires a title or stage.

    But God has always made a habit of calling people before they were qualified and were simply willing to say yes and follow His lead.


    Maybe that’s you today. Stop waiting and just go. Trusting that He will equip and empower along the way as you recognize the sacredness of where you have already been called to be 💜
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    19 mins
  • Dysfunctional Family

    Dysfunctional Family
    May 5 2026

    Scripture shows us that God knows what it means to come from a dysfunctional family. Join Emily as she shares about the women who led to the birth of Jesus and what that can mean for ur lives as we consider His incredible grace in the midst of our own imperfect moments of life ❤️


    Also recognizing that Mother’s Day can be a complicated one, filled with a variety of emotions and experiences. Please take a moment with this prayer and consider the women you may encounter in need of a little extra grace this year….


    We pray for the woman who is lost in diapers and bottles, not sure who she is without them.


    We pray for the woman who held a baby in her womb but never in her arms.


    We pray for the woman working toward her dreams and dropping her kids off at daycare.


    We pray for the woman wondering if a child will ever be a possibility.


    We pray for the woman who is loving her child through addiction.


    We pray for the woman who is battling addiction herself.


    We pray for the woman who doesn’t have her own children but loves the kids in her life with a joyful intensity.


    We pray for the woman who shares time with her kids and misses out on moments and experiences.


    We pray for the woman raising her children alone.


    We pray for the woman who never knew what it was like to have a loving mom.


    We pray for the woman who has raised her children and sent them off into the world.


    We pray for the women who are struggling and snuggling today. We pray for the women who are filled with sorrow and those who are overflowing with joy. We pray for the women who birthed babies and those who have experienced loss. We pray for the women in our lives who have stories we don’t know and pain we may not understand. We pray for the women we have loved and lost. We pray for the motherless and the childless. We pray for the new mom and the empty nest. We pray for all the women who have taught and loved the children around them.


    We pray for happiness, health, and wholeness for all women on this special day where we honor the joy-filled struggle of motherhood.


    Amen

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    18 mins