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There are a handful of topics that can empty a room faster than almost anything else in evangelical Christianity, and the question of women in ministry is near the top of that list. It's become so charged, so politicized, and so tangled up in identit... more
Today, I'm sharing the eulogy I delivered at my Dad’s memorial service in February of 2018, but I’m also pausing to reflect on what those lessons look like seven years later, as I turn 50 years old.
My dad spent just shy of fifty years (the full spa... more
We have a lot of feelings about our bodies. What we don't have (and what the church has largely failed to give us) is a theology of them.
Lisa Whittle has been a Bible teacher, bestselling author, and pastor's daughter her whole life. And even she a... more
What if your “quiet time” doesn't have to look like everyone else's?
Kim Pepper never set out to be a creative faith coach. She was a blogger, a wife, a mom of three, until a blindside divorce in early 2020 left her sitting alone in a COVID lockdown... more
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I just listened to the episode “When everything is on fire”. Such a powerful and much needed message, thank you! I wish that every Christian could hear it, and I pray that we all grab a bucket to put out the fire that evil arsonist has blazing. Your calm, kind, compassionate voice is greatly appreciated.
Beautiful, honest conversations that reach right into your heart. Highly recommend!
I am so glad to have learned of Shannon’s podcast. I attend the church where Shannon was formerly on staff. It was always a great Sunday when Shannon taught from the pulpit. She is so grounded and her messages always make an impact. I’ve missed her and am so excited to have access to her teachings and inspirations again thru her podcast.
Shannon has allowed God to faithfully flow through her and blesses us with the Truth in a real, deep, thoughtful and engaging way that doesn’t just inform, but transforms our lives if we allow it. I am honored to be able to listen every week and my life is richer because of the teaching.
I have watched and listened to Shannon lead worship and then leader training at Camp KidJam for years and this year her guidance to leaders was so timely and relatable. I was so excited when her podcast launched a few days after we returned from camp because I was missing her daily words of wisdom and encouragement. I look forward to each week’s new podcast and have loved getting to share her with others who I know will love it too.
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This program centers on faith-inspired growth, leadership, creativity, and practical spirituality through intimate conversations with creators, pastors, authors, musicians, andRecovery/ministry leaders. Episodes frequently explore personal journeys—grief, resilience, transformation, and healing—paired with actionable guidance for integrating faith into daily life, relationships, and work. A standout thread is turning challenging seasons into meaningful devotion, leadership, and service, often featuring meaningful frameworks or practices listeners can adopt right away. The show's strengths lie in warm, relatable storytelling, tangible spiritual practices, and a consistent emphasis on hope, grace, and community within Christian life. Potentia... more
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2. Lisa Whittle
3. Kim Pepper
4. Ro Elliott
5. Tim Timmons
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