The Lord’s Prayer is not just something we recite. It is a way of life.

In this episode, I’m joined by Brad Gray and Brad Nelson from Walking the Text to explore how Jesus designed this prayer as a blueprint for living.

We break down each line of the Lord’s Prayer in its original context and talk about what it actually means for your daily life. From calling God Father, to living with kingdom purpose, to forgiveness, provision, and trust, this prayer invites us to partner with God and reflect heaven right where we are.

This conversation will help you move beyond routine prayer and into a deeper, more intentional way of following Jesus. From Executive Producer, Mark Burnett

• The Lord’s Prayer shows us how to live, not just how to pray.

• “Our Father” invites relationship, not distance. God is near and personal.

• God’s kingdom is meant to shape our everyday choices and actions.

• Forgiveness is essential for healing, freedom, and healthy community.

• “Daily bread” reminds us to depend on God one day at a time.

• Prayer is an invitation to partner with God in bringing heaven to earth.

• Slowing down with scripture, including practices like Lectio Divina, helps the prayer come alive in real life.

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Do you feel like rest has to be earned. Like you can finally slow down once everything is done.

That belief is keeping many Christian women exhausted, disconnected, and stuck in constant motion. Grab Your Start with Rest Reflection Worksheet here.

In this episode of Faith Fueled Living, Kristin Fitch challenges the cultural and even church driven idea that busyness equals faithfulness. You will learn why Sabbath was never meant to be a reward for productivity but a starting point for a healthy, grounded life with God.

This conversation reframes rest as a gift from God, not a luxury or a weakness. Kristin walks through what Scripture actually teaches about Sabbath, why hustle culture quietly pulls us away from peace, and how choosing rest changes your spiritual life, emotional health, and daily joy.

If you are tired of running on empty and wondering what slowing down could actually give you, this episode will help you see rest in a completely new way.

1. Rest is not something you earn. It is something God designed you to receive.
2. Sabbath was created to restore your soul, not interrupt your life.
3. Constant busyness can dull your connection with God without you noticing.
4. Choosing rest brings clarity, peace, and deeper joy, not laziness.
5. A regular rhythm of rest leads to a more grounded, faith filled life.

Ready to take your first step towards a more joyful, faith-filled life? Download our Reignite Your Passion Workbook and start living with purpose today!

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Do you ever feel like you need more time, more money, more confidence, or more clarity before you can really step into what God is calling you to do?

In this solo episode of Faith Fueled Living, Kristin walks through a powerful but often overlooked truth from 2 Kings 4. The widow did not receive provision by waiting for something new. God worked through what she already had.

This conversation is for women who feel stuck, behind, or underqualified. Kristin breaks down how a scarcity mindset keeps us stalled and how faith grows when we stop focusing on what is missing and start paying attention to what is already in our hands.

You will be invited to look differently at your skills, resources, experiences, and story and consider how God might want to use them right now. Not someday. Not when things feel easier. Today.

• God often starts with what feels small and ordinary.

• Focusing on lack can blind us to provision already present.

• Faith requires movement, not perfection or readiness.

• Your skills, story, and resources matter more than you think.

• Obedience with what you have often leads to greater clarity and impact

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Do you feel busy all day but still behind. Scattered. Spiritually foggy.

This episode is for the woman who wants to focus on God but keeps getting pulled in ten directions.

In this solo episode of Faith Fueled Living, Kristin talks honestly about how distraction shows up in everyday life and why it quietly steals our peace, clarity, and sense of purpose. She shares a powerful insight from Bob Goff that reframed how she sees spiritual resistance. Not as destruction. As distraction.

You will learn 3 to 4 practical, faith centered ways to reduce noise, reset your attention, and create space to hear God again. This is not about doing more. It is about choosing what actually matters.

If you feel stretched thin, disconnected, or frustrated with yourself for losing focus, this conversation will help you name what is happening and take simple steps forward.

Takeaways

• Distraction is not random. It often targets what matters most.

• Constant busyness can block clarity and spiritual growth.

• Focus is a spiritual practice, not a personality trait.

• Small daily choices can help you realign with God’s direction.

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A raw, hope filled conversation about trauma, faith, and the God who meets us in the hardest places.

In this episode, Hilary M. Powers shares her honest story of trauma, resilience, and the way God kept pulling her toward healing. She talks about growing up in a painful home, the long ripple effects of those early wounds, and how her search for worth led her down paths that never satisfied. Hilary opens up about the moment faith became her lifeline and how God brought steady light into her darkest seasons.

We talk about what real healing looks like, how to face the truth about your past without being defined by it, and why fulfillment never comes from achievement but from knowing who you are in God. This conversation is for anyone walking through a hard season, trying to rebuild their identity, or longing for peace. It’s a reminder that you are not alone and that God is always working toward your healing.

TAKEAWAYS

1. Healing starts when you face your story and invite God into it.
2. Trauma shapes us, but it does not define us.
3. Faith becomes a lifeline when everything else feels empty.
4. Community and honest connection speed healing.
5. Fulfillment comes from God, not achievement or approval.
6. Prayer and gratitude help steady the heart and shift perspective.

Connect with Hilary - https://www.hilarymombergerpowers.com/

A powerful Christian conversation about healing from trauma, finding God in the dark, overcoming adversity, and rebuilding identity. Kristin Fitch and guest Hilary M. Powers talk about faith, resilience, emotional healing, inner child wounds, spiritual growth, and learning to see yourself the way God sees you. This episode offers encouragement for anyone navigating trauma recovery, tough seasons, or the search for purpose.

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Your questions aren’t a threat to your faith. They’re often the doorway to deeper connection with God.

In this episode, Constance Hastings, author of The Trouble with Jesus, shares why honest questions and seasons of doubt can actually strengthen our relationship with God. We talk about what it looks like to bring fears, confusion, and skepticism to the Holy Spirit and why doubt isn’t the opposite of faith. It’s part of the journey.

Constance explains how Jesus handled doubt in Scripture and why He never shamed people for wrestling with hard things. We discuss practical ways to process faith questions, how to stay open to God’s presence in messy seasons, and how honest dialogue with God leads to deeper trust. This conversation gives space for anyone who feels unsure, stuck, or afraid to voice their questions.

TAKEAWAYS

1. Doubt is not the enemy of faith. It can lead you deeper.
2. God invites your questions. Honest dialogue builds trust.
3. Jesus met people in their doubt with compassion, not shame.
4. The Holy Spirit brings clarity when you bring your fears to Him.
5. Your questions can grow your faith rather than weaken it.

Connect with Constance at https://www.constancehastings.com/

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A powerful Christian conversation on faith questions, doubt, and how God meets us in uncertainty. Kristin Fitch and Constance Hastings talk about wrestling with Jesus’ teachings, bringing questions to the Holy Spirit, overcoming doubt, biblical examples of skepticism, spiritual growth, and mental and emotional health in the faith journey. Perfect for Christian women navigating hard questions and looking for guidance and encouragement.

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Did you know your creativity is one of the most powerful ways to connect with God? In this episode of Faith Fueled Living, Kristin Fitch explores how embracing your God-given imagination and curiosity can deepen your faith, spark joy, and help you live more purposefully in today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world.

You’ll learn how to see creativity not just as art or design—but as a reflection of God’s nature within you. Kristin shares how curiosity, problem-solving, and innovation are spiritual disciplines that strengthen your walk with God and bring new meaning to your everyday life.

Whether you’re a writer, teacher, business owner, or simply someone who wants to live more intentionally, this episode will remind you that being “made in His image” means you were created to create—and that your faith flourishes when you do.

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1. You are made in the image of a Creator. Your creativity is a divine reflection of God’s character.
2. Curiosity fuels connection. Exploring new ideas can strengthen both your faith and your confidence.
3. Faith and innovation belong together. God invites us to be problem-solvers and light-bearers in a changing world.
4. Creativity as worship. When you express your gifts, you honor the One who gave them to you.
5. Living well means creating with intention. Balancing faith, imagination, and purpose leads to joy and spiritual renewal.

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There’s something sacred about the table. It’s where connection grows and God shows up in simple ways.

In this episode, chef and transformational coach Nina Perez joins me to talk about how sharing meals can strengthen our faith, heal our relationships, and help us slow down enough to really be present with one another. Nina shares her story of walking through hardship and finding purpose in the kitchen, using food as a way to open conversations about life, faith, and healing.

We talk about why the table matters, how hospitality can become a ministry, and why simple meals can spark deeper connection than we expect. This conversation encourages you to create space for people, invite honest conversation, and let shared meals nourish both body and soul.

TAKEAWAYS

1. Shared meals help us connect, slow down, and build community.
2. Food can open doors to honest conversations about faith and life.
3. Your story and your table can both be healing spaces for others.
4. Hospitality doesn’t have to be fancy. Presence matters more than perfection.
5. Pursuing your passion can lead to purpose, healing, and impact.

Connect with Neena at https://neenaperez.com/

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A Christian conversation on faith, food, hospitality, and building deeper community. Kristin Fitch and chef Nina Perez talk about the power of shared meals, cooking as connection, spiritual growth through community, emotional healing, overcoming hardship, and creating space for meaningful conversations. Perfect for Christian women who want more connection, purpose, and joy in their daily lives.

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