I want to start off by sharing why I invited my friend Christine Caine to share about living a life unafraid. Years back, I was brand new to public ministry, and I definitely had a lot of fear. I was probably the biggest wimp you've ever met. And when I met Christine…

Recently, my team went through some old Bible study videos I had done years and years ago. They commented about how young I looked, but all I could think was, “I look so scared.”

I'm really excited to sit down and talk with my friend David Platt. In his new book, Something Needs to Change, he addresses this reality that we say we believe in as Christians and challenges us to actually live in it.

Some of our good friends when they were trying to decide if they were going to get married or not. I mean, it was obvious to everybody, and we couldn't figure out why he wasn't pulling the trigger and asking the question.

I am so excited for you to get to know my friend Thelma Wells. She was the first African American speaker for women of faith, and she has been such a trailblazer for women.

The greatest thing that ever happened to my marriage is that we learned to laugh. Things that used to make us fight for a month, now we literally look at each other and start laughing instead. 

On episode 3 of the Made for This podcast, I mentioned a tool called the Wheel of Emotions. It’s helpful when you don’t know exactly what emotion you are experiencing or what to call it!

Brokenness. Every one of us have struggled with it. It is a fact. It is biblical: “For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.” - Romans 3:23.

While we’re still at the beginning of this season’s discussion of emotions, I wanted to hear from Jill on how she steadies her mind and heart as she has walked through all different kinds of things in life, and how prayer has impacted that.

Emily Freeman and I have been friends for a long time and I’m so excited for her to share her passion with us. We want to talk about making decisions, because this affects our days and our decisions seem to hit us daily.

This week we’re talking about something all of us feel that is really common. We are all under exorbitant pressure. I want to talk how to live well under pressure. I don’t see that pressure going away.

To find people that are knowledgeable in the field of finances is rare and powerful. My friend Tiffany is just that! She is a leading voice in the realm of money.