Have you ever felt that quiet nudge from God telling you something needs to end… even when it’s hard to admit?

In this episode of the Faith & Work Podcast, we talk about one of the most difficult leadership decisions we ever face, knowing when to walk away.

Walking away from a job that drains you. A commitment that no longer aligns. A habit that holds you back. Or even a dream God is asking you to release.

Through personal stories, biblical wisdom, and practical reflection questions, Carole helps you recognize when God may be prompting a change and how to walk away with courage, clarity, and peace.

Because walking away isn’t quitting when God is leading… it’s obedience.

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This conversation explores the profound connection between faith and work, particularly in the field of education. Brandon and I discuss how beliefs shape our professional lives, the challenges faced in educational leadership, and the importance of living out one's faith in diverse environments. Towards the end, we dive into the waters of our home life and how our work and faith collide in all directions.

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What does it look like to live out your faith when you can’t talk about it?

In this episode, we explore how faith is often revealed not through words, but through the way we show up with our character, our integrity, our work ethic, and the way we love others. When conversations about God aren’t welcomed or allowed, our lives can still preach a powerful message.

Drawing from key passages in the New Testament, we unpack how Jesus modeled a faith that was seen before it was spoken and how we can do the same in our homes, workplaces, and everyday relationships.

If you’ve ever wrestled with how to honor God in environments where faith feels quiet or constrained, this episode will encourage you to remember: your faith is still visible, even when it’s not verbal.

In this episode, I sit down with my friend, Elizabeth Sullivan, a licensed therapist, to talk about the journey that God used to shape her calling. From growing up in Russia to re-entering life in America, walking through tragedy in her college years, and ultimately stepping into the work she does today. Elizabeth shares how God redeemed every chapter of her story. This conversation is an honest reminder that God wastes nothing. Our past can become preparation for the work He's calling us to do right now.

In today’s episode, I’m sharing why having a personal mission statement has become such an important anchor in my own faith and work journey.

This conversation isn’t about control or productivity, it’s about identity. It’s about understanding who you are in Christ and allowing that truth to guide how you show up in your work, your relationships, and the everyday decisions that shape your life.

I reflect on how mission statements are often used in organizations to create clarity and direction and why that same clarity matters just as much on a personal level. Looking back, I can see how defining my mission sooner would have brought focus, shortened difficult conversations, and helped me stay aligned during demanding seasons.

Psalm 119:105 reminds us, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” A personal mission statement doesn’t replace God’s leading it helps us walk more faithfully in the light He’s already given, especially when life feels noisy or overwhelming.

My hope is that this episode encourages you to slow down, reflect, and begin crafting a mission statement rooted in faith one that reflects your values, invites accountability, and keeps you grounded in every role and season God calls you into.

And if you do write your mission statement, I’d love to hear it. You can text it to 615-669-3209. I’d be honored to read it and cheer you on as you live with greater clarity and intention.

In this episode, Carole and David Evans share an honest look at a season in their marriage where life was busy, careers were moving forward, and yet their relationship was quietly drifting. They talk about how financial stress, parenting, and everyday pressure created distance, even without major conflict. Together, they reflect on recognizing the drift, choosing intentional connection, and remembering that marriage is a covenant worth fighting for. This conversation offers hope for anyone who feels disconnected and needs a reminder that reconnection is possible.

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In this conclusion of Carole and David's love story, they share more humorous misunderstandings (shocking) and the events leading up to their engagement. Through laughter and heartfelt moments, they reflect on how their love has evolved over the years and the lessons learned along the way.

The love story is just the beginning of the longer journey that God would take them on. They didn't know it, but He had plans for would far exceed their expectations.

In this episode of Faith and Work Season 2, Carole and David share the story of how they met, highlighting the unexpected twists and turns of their relationship. They reflect on their first impressions, the role of faith in their journey, and the challenges they faced during their college years. Through humor and honesty, they explore the importance of communication, understanding, and the lessons learned along the way, ultimately emphasizing that every moment has purpose.