
Looking Up is a podcast for Christian women. Listen in as Carla Moore and Kathy Pollard do their best to bring goodness and light to your days! Col. 3:1-2
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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This podcast is so uplifting and is such a breath of fresh air! Listening to these 2 Christian ladies helps me keep things in perspective and keep “looking up” even when life gets heavy.
Listening to Looking Up with Kathy and Carla is like visiting with friends. And their topics are relevant and thought provoking. I love listening to them every week!
Thank you ladies for sharing this! Kathy we would like you to come and speak at our ladies’ day in Johnson City!
Listening to Kathy and Carla has been such an encouragement And challenge for me. As they share their lives they are modeling healthy relationships, and the spiritual journey we are all on. It is significant to me that they also demonstrate the significance of what we say, when one will mention “when you said…” or even “you are the one who said that!”
I have started take notes to better reflect on what is discussed. Thanking God for these two!
Always encouraging, sometimes stepping on my toes in a much needed way. Thank you Ladies for the lovely work you are doing with this podcast !
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This show centers faith-forward conversations for Christian women, blending personal stories, marriage and motherhood moments, Bible study, and practical life tips. Episodes mix devotional reflection with real-world applications—from caregiving and home life to worship and community — all delivered in a warm, conversational style. A few standout aspects include emphasis on grace-filled growth, actionable spiritual disciplines, and a welcoming, neighborly tone that invites listeners to “look up” and live out their faith daily.
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Recent guests on Looking Up include:
1. Emily Hatfield
2. Cindy Baker
3. Maria Callenbach
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