Three women. Three pairs of pajamas. One teddy bear. And absolutely no emotional preparation for what was about to happen.

It’s the Season 1 finale, and Joyce, Judy, and Amie have officially run out of clothes, energy, and apparently, reasons to pretend they’ve got everything figured out.

What starts as a conversation about overthinking and underthinking turns into an unexpected examination of perfectionism, people-pleasing, procrastination, self-worth, and the exhausting business of trying to keep everybody happy.

Somewhere between boxed muffin mix and a surprise life-coaching session, the girls discover that even after decades of friendship, family, and faith, there’s still plenty they don’t know about themselves—or each other.

And then Philippians 4:8 brings the whole conversation home. Maybe the answer isn’t to think more. Or to think less.

Maybe it’s learning WHAT to think on.

Twelve episodes. A whole lot of laughter. A few tears. Some uncomfortable truths.

And we’re just getting started.

To be continued… AKA Season 2

SCRIPTURE MENTIONED

Philippians 4:8–9

Romans 12:2

Philippians 4:6

2 Corinthians 10:5

CHAPTERS

00:00 — Welcome to the Pajama Party

03:10 — Are You an Overthinker or an Underthinker?

06:20 — The Exhausting Business of Keeping Everybody Happy

14:30 — Done Is Better Than Perfect

19:15 — People-Pleasing, Perfectionism & Self-Worth

23:40 — Season 2: What Do YOU Want to Talk About?

25:30 — Procrastination: Is It Really Underthinking?

31:45 — Learning to Trust Ourselves and Each Other

35:50 — Separating What We Do From Who We Are

41:10 — Think On These Things

44:10 — To Be Continued…

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Tell us in the comments on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube. We’re listening, and we want you to help shape what’s next.

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Odd Girl Thinking Devotional

Life Coaching with Amie

Philippians 4:8 — Think On These Things

THIS WEEK’S SOUNDTRACK

Take You At Your Word (with Benjamin William Hastings) - Live

Overthinking — Samantha Ebert

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Sometimes God uses a sermon. Sometimes He uses a Scripture you’ve read a hundred times.

And apparently, sometimes He uses Mister Rogers.

A random song on Mae Mae’s playlist turned into a reminder Joyce didn’t know she needed: there is a song for every fear.

That little song about being too big to go down the bathtub drain led straight to the Psalms—and to the realization that David was writing songs for scared people long before Mister Rogers ever did.

The Psalms don’t pretend the valley isn’t real. They don’t skip the questions, the fear, the overwhelm or even the moments when God seems quiet. They remind us who is walking through it with us.

Maybe peace doesn’t always come because the scary thing disappears. Maybe sometimes it comes because we remember who our Shepherd is.

Whatever feels too big today, you are not walking through it alone. And no, friend. You are not going down the drain.

SCRIPTURE MENTIONED

Psalm 23

Deuteronomy 31:8

Matthew 18:3

CHAPTERS

00:00 — The episode Amie knows nothing about

03:00 — Mae Mae, Mister Rogers & a very unexpected song

06:30 — There is a song for every fear

08:00 — Psalm 23 hits differently

11:00 — The Psalms make room for the struggle

14:00 — Fear, overwhelm & the things we can’t control

17:00 — An invitation for connection

20:00 — Trading what feels real for truth

23:00 — What song has carried you?

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What fear, worry or uncertainty are you carrying right now?

And what song has helped remind you of the truth when fear got loud?

Tell us here in the comments and on Instagram or Facebook at Odd Girl Out Official. And don't forget to leave a review!

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Mister Rogers “You Can Never Go Down the Drain”

Psalm 23

Mae Mae’s very eclectic Spotify playlist

THIS WEEK’S SOUNDTRACK

You Make Me Brave - Shane & Shane

Fear is Not My Future - Radio Version - Maverick City Music

You Can Never Go Down The Drain - Mister Rogers

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We love asking God to rescue us.

We’re just not always crazy about the route He chooses.

What if deliverance looks like walking between two walls of water? What if rescue takes you straight through the furnace? What if the answer to “Help me” is a road you never would have chosen for yourself?

In this episode, Joyce, Judy, and Amie talk about trusting God when His rescue doesn’t look—or feel—anything like the one we had in mind.

Joyce admits she’d like to keep one hand on the steering wheel and she and Judy take us through some of Scripture’s most terrifying rescues. Amie reminds us that sometimes God hands us a shovel when we ask Him to move a mountain. And the conversation gets deeply personal when Joyce shares how God met her in one of the darkest moments of her life.

Maybe faith isn’t trusting the route. Maybe it’s trusting the Rescuer.

SCRIPTURE MENTIONED

Exodus 14

Daniel 3

Matthew 26:36–46

Romans 12:2

Revelation 12:11

Philippians 2:12

CHAPTERS

00:00 — Trusting God With the Process

04:30 — The Red Sea: When Rescue Is Terrifying

08:00 — The Furnace and the Fourth Man

13:00 — “Help Me…But”

17:00 — When Rescue Gets Personal

23:00 — What Is God Teaching in the Process?

30:00 — Handed a Shovel

34:00 — You Have to Trust the Rescuer

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Have you ever asked God for help and discovered His answer looked nothing like what you expected?

Tell us about your rescue story on Instagram or Facebook.

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And if someone came to mind while you were listening, send her this episode. Sometimes sharing the chair is part of somebody else’s rescue.

THIS WEEK’S SOUNDTRACK

Honest Leanna Crawford

Left It In The River Jamie MacDonald

CORE RESOURCES

Podcast Companion

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Instagram

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Life Coaching with Amie

Odd Girl Thinking Devotional

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