Have you ever heard someone's story and it just stops you in your tracks? When I first heard Nick's parable story it made me realize that one decision can truly change the entirety of your life. However, that one decision can have both negative and positive effects as you continue to move on in your life. One person's story can help you better understand what you take for granted and how you can continue to overcome it. If you get to breathe fresh air, you will do everyt

Have you spent your time praying for everyone else, but not yourself? Is it hard because you think it is selfish or do you simply forget to pray? Don't worry you are not alone in that. I do that all the time! My next guest, Ashlei Brathwaite shares with us that she felt that way too, and how God has been doing work in her own personal life. "Seeing the evolution of where I started at the beginning of the year with work and that mindset. And now being in a job that is i

Rev. Dr. Jackie Frazier Roese grew up working on her family farm in upstate New York. She focused that work ethic in pursuing her Masters and Doctorate degrees while raising three children. She has taught the scriptures and trained other women to do the same for more than 25 years. She served as the Teaching Pastor to Women in a large church in Texas. While there she envisioned, wrote, and oversaw the development of over 15 bible studies studied by women around the world. In

Have you ever just wanted to get away from it all? My new friend Taylor Warbritton was running from loss, church hurt, and shame in her early twenties. But as we know in every parable, God shows up. Taylor shares how God was the greatest parent she could ever have. And that in her moments of desperation she felt his strong arms around her so strongly. He was the greatest parent I could ever have. - Taylor Warbritton Taylor goes on to share that even in all the loss she

Could you look at your life right now and say I am fully living? Today I sit down with co-founders and twin sisters Rachel and Jaclyn of Open Frame. A community that Open Frame is a community that cherishes, empowers and connects after loss due to overdose. Rachel and Jaclyn lost their brother due to the ingestion of a synthetic opioid and it changed everything. It was sudden, tragic, and unexpected. As his sisters, they decided to band together in order to shed some light

Have you ever felt like an imposter? Have you ever felt like you are not capable in the role you God has called you to? She candidly talks about a time in her life she was going to take a secret to the grave. Jenni Wong Clayville was born and raised in Seattle, WA. but she and her family now live in the Washington D.C area. She is wife to Brian and boy-mom to Chance & Paxton. Jenni currently serves at National Community Church as the Weekend Experience Pastor and is part of