Kristin and Tammie start the life session with a candid conversation about hope — its challenges, deferrals, and how faith, humor, and friendship help them navigate frustration and restoration.

They share personal stories from recent travels, family life, and spiritual low points, referencing the Psalms and biblical figures as anchors for hope, and invite listeners to suggest topics for season two.

Hosts reflect on the unexpected work of podcasting, their new accountability, and a deep dive into the book of Psalms after a candid session with Pastor Mike Olson.

They share how Psalms gave them words for anger and consolation amid real-life struggles (family setbacks, travel chaos, and daily cares), and tease an upcoming four-week series on hope before season two.

Episode 20 welcomes guest Michael Olson for a candid conversation about the Psalms, worship, and how driven personalities learn to sit with emotion in the presence of God. The hosts and Michael explore personal stories—from fearful church upbringings to the power of Sabbath, music, and poetry—to show how the Psalms give words for honest prayer and faithful living.

They also touch on identity, generational reconciliation, and practical ways to engage scripture as song rather than a problem to solve, encouraging listeners to bring their whole lives into communion with God.

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the powerful concepts of management and stewardship as inspired by Dr. Miles Monroe's impactful teachings. As we explore the definitions and applications of effective management, our hosts share personal insights and experiences reflecting on utilizing God-given resources efficiently.

Engage in this thought-provoking discussion about the seeds of greatness within each of us and how intentional acceptance of responsibility can lead to successful resource management. Discover how effective stewardship not only applies to business endeavors but also enriches personal and spiritual growth. Tune in for an inspiring exploration of utilizing every seed planted within us, leaving a lasting legacy through wise stewardship.

In this episode, we dive into the complexities of parenting, the emotions tied to empty nesting, and rediscovering purpose as children leave the nest. We share personal experiences and offer insights on how parents can embrace this transition period with faith and optimism, turning it into an opportunity for personal growth and spiritual renewal.

Additionally, we explore the biblical narrative of Esther, illustrating how God's presence and guidance are woven subtly yet profoundly throughout. We uncover the hidden messages and lessons found in the Book of Esther, reflecting on how God's fingerprints are present even when not overtly visible.

Join us as we engage in meaningful conversations filled with laughter, insights, and biblical wisdom, aiming to encourage and equip listeners in their life journeys, parental transitions, and spiritual walks.

Episode 18 closes out summer as the hosts both pick Psalm 1 as their favorite and unpack its key themes: delighting in God’s law, meditating day and night, and how small choices lead into larger sin (the Lot analogy).

They discuss law versus grace, the seasons of spiritual growth, the image of the tree and the chaff, and what it means to prosper in life beyond finances.

The episode also includes candid thoughts on worship, a light-hearted boots-and-rodeo anecdote, and a tease about next time’s focus on songs and a worship guest.

Hosts Tammy and Kristen explore the ebb and flow of calling for Christian working women, sharing stories, laughs, and honest conversation about juggling roles at home and work.

Guest Sandy recounts her journey from teaching and theater to motherhood, caregiving, failed and revived business attempts, and the struggle to discern God’s timing—offering encouragement to enjoy today, rely on community, and keep trusting through uncertainty.

This episode walks through the story of Esther, tracing her rise from orphan to queen, Mordecai’s role, Haman’s plot, and the dramatic reversal that led to the Jewish people’s deliverance and the festival of Purim.

Hosts reflect on courage, providence, fasting and prayer, and how ordinary people can be placed ‘‘for such a time as this.’p>