Kindled Podcast | Truth and Grace, Boldly

Do you ever get TOTALLY SCHOOLED by the Holy Spirit? Like, you ask God for wisdom, and He delivers and just spanks you with insight. Ouch, Lord. I get it.  This was God's kindness to give my thick skull the insight I needed on some questions I've been asking. I hope you like preaching, because this episode ventures in soapbox. But it ain't my soap box. This, friend, is about the gospel. And whose kingdom you're building.

Jane Johnson is a wife and mother who is filled with a passion to teach women of all ages how to study Scripture. I loved our conversation because her passion for learning God’s word is so evident and totally inspiring! Her story of waiting on God and finding His mercy in the process is one you want to hear. Show Notes: https://kindledpodcast.com/2018/09/10/mercy-like-morning-discovering-truth-in-seasons-of-waiting-jane-johnson-ep-31/

Hello, friends! This is Episode 30 and I am chatting today with speaker, author and Emmy®-winning editor Jenny Randle. Her unique personal story has provided her with a platform to inspire, encourage and equip others in understanding their God-given identity and purpose so they can live a powerfully courageous life that glorifies Christ. Show notes: https://kindledpodcast.com/2018/08/27/courageous-creative-unlock-your-identity-and-purpose/ Support Kindled on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/kindledpodcas

In this episode, I chat with Emily Thomas of The Struggle Well Project podcast, about what it means to "struggle well" in all areas of life.  I also announce in this episode that Kindled now has a Patreon page! This means you can now support the podcast you look forward to every Monday. I ask you to prayerfully consider supporting it to help me offset the costs of "keeping the lights on" around here! Learn more here: https://www.patreon.com/kindledpodcast

This week on Kindled I talk with Christen Schneider, owner of Wed Altered, about how she pivoted her own business multiple times as her interests, opportunities and passions shifted over the years. This conversation will be so beneficial for anyone looking to pivot their business, their life, or to make a move that feels scary or uncertain. Enjoy this episode on pivoting and changing what you're doing when what you're doing isn't working anymore.

Today I'm talking with Amber Pert of The Wellspring Crew! Amber is authoring a series of books called The Navigator Series that tells children the stories of real life leaders so they can learn from their mistakes, triumphs and everything in between.  You all know I love talking about entrepreneurship. So when Amber Pert reached out to me about her series, it was the perfect opportunity to bring this topic to the show and talk about how we can teach our kids to THINK like and BE leaders.

Surprise! Bonus episode because I forgot to ask some important questions.

Join me for a laugh and a lighthearted chat with Holly Mackle, author and curator of Same Here, Sisterfriend.  Holly believes we as moms and women need to laugh more, which is exactly what led her to curate the book Same Here, Sisterfriend. The book explores the misadventures of motherhood and the hilarity of everyday motherhood. I love that Holly finds the humor in everyday situations and she's truly someone I wish I was neighbors with because she's simply a joy to talk to.

My guest today is Heather Boersma. Heather is an author and speaker as well as a mom of 3. In this episode, we’re talking about working FROM love instead of FOR love and the difference that subtle shift in meaning has for our lives and souls. KINDLED FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/227933758009548/members/ KINDLED INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/kindledpodcast KINDLED SHOWNOTES: https://kindledpodcast.com/2018/07/08/working-from-love-instead-of-for-love-heather-boersma-ep-22/

I sold my first business last week, so this week on the podcast I'm sharing about what brought me to that decision and why I ultimately decided it was best for me and my family. I'm also recapping 4 of the lessons I learned from running the business for 7 years, and I know you'll be able to apply these to your own life, wherever you're at, whether or not you own a business.