In this Advent conversation, Melinda Ester Brooks and guests Nicole Layman, Bishop Jenny Anderson, Cheryl, and Anne explore the profound meaning of joy through the story of the shepherds. Discover why joy is not a feeling or circumstance, but a soul-deep knowing rooted in being seen, chosen, and rescued by God—even in darkness, grief, and waiting.

In this Advent conversation, the panel explores why true peace can only be found in a living relationship with Jesus and how internal Shalom transforms every external relationship.

Melinda Estabrooks, Cheryl Nembhard, Nicole LeMay, and Bishop Jenny Andison unpack the difference between busyness and intimacy with Christ, share practical ways to seek Him in chaotic seasons, and reveal how peace becomes both a refuge and a calling to reconciliation.

In this heartwarming conversation, Laura and Natalie share how their families’ everyday porch conversations became Wonder Fully, an Advent podcast inviting kids and adults into holy curiosity.

Together with host Anne Miranda, they explore how noticing, slowing down, and asking child-like questions can awaken awe, deepen faith, and reveal God’s nearness in the ordinary.

Hear the stories behind the 25-day series, the unexpected insights from their children, and how wonder transforms the way families walk through Advent.

Join Melinda Estabrooks, Bishop Jenny Anderson, Cheryl Nembhard, Nicole Flores, and Ann Voskamp as they explore the wonder of Advent—especially the hope that anchors us in seasons of waiting, grief, joy, and anticipation.

Through Psalms, Romans, personal stories, and heartfelt prayer, the women unpack the difference between optimism and true biblical hope, the beauty of slowing down, and the God who meets us in our longing.

This honest, warm, spirit-filled conversation invites you to breathe, rest, and receive hope again this Christmas.

In this powerful conversation, the hosts unpack spiritual gifts, identity in Christ, and what it actually means to live in the “now and not yet” kingdom of God.

Through stories, Scripture, and practical examples—from studying for exams to folding laundry—they reveal how ordinary moments become holy when God takes His rightful place in our lives.

This episode features an honest, hope-filled exploration of purpose, calling, and the wonder of God breaking through our everyday world.

In this powerful conversation, Melinda and Dr. Carmen Kamment explore the wonder of prayer—from stillness, imagination, praying the Psalms, lament, and seasons when God feels silent, to the unexpected ways He meets us in gratitude, tears, and community.

Together they unpack rhythms of prayer that sustain us in joy, heaviness, and the in-between while inviting listeners to rediscover prayer as presence, curiosity, and divine companionship.

This conversation on loss, hope, and faith… hit deeper than we expected.

"If you’ve been feeling tired, overwhelmed, or like you’re failing as a mom or woman… this conversation is for you."

Today we’re diving into a powerful reminder: your weakness is not a disqualification — it’s the doorway where God’s strength becomes unmistakable.
So many women feel pressure to “hold everything together.” And in parenting, marriage, work, and life… it’s easy to forget that God never asked us to be superheroes. He asked us to stay close to Him.

In this episode, we talk about:
✨ Why your weakness might actually be your greatest spiritual advantage
✨ How God uses the messy, imperfect, and not-enough moments
✨ What this means for parenting — especially when you feel overwhelmed
✨ How to model grace, rest, and dependence on God for your kids
✨ Practical ways to respond when you’re exhausted or discouraged

If you’ve been asking, “Lord, am I doing enough?”… I hope this gives you peace.
If motherhood or womanhood has felt heavy lately… I hope this lifts that weight.
And if you’ve forgotten that God meets you most in your weakness… I hope this reminds you that you are never carrying this life alone.

Stay with us until the end — there’s a moment there that will speak directly to the season you’re in.