To finish out Season 6 of the Still Coloring podcast, I want to give you some snippets of conversations I’ve had recently with three voices I trust to speak into my own life and grief.

The pain you feel, the heartache you’re enduring, the loneliness and depression and sadness… not one bit of it will be wasted in the story God is writing – I promise you.

I want to tell y’all the story of one of my favorite scriptures, Psalm 91.

Finances can impact what we believe about God, but goodness, do I have some God winks to tell you about the ways He’s provided in this season of my divorce.

God saw fit that out-of-town friends would physically be down the hall when I got the worst phone call of my life.

This season is called “God Winks, Moxie and Rescue,” and I’ll tell you more about those things in this first episode, starting with a look at the parable of the wandering sheep in Matthew 18.

The Still Coloring podcast is back starting April 1, and this is going to be my most vulnerable season yet.

We decided this season needed one final episode, and it’s with Titania Jordan of Bark Technologies! Let’s go deep on the topic of navigating the online world with our kids.

Today’s podcast guest, Kendall Mariah Tart, says she wants to authentically and unapologetically engage in conversations that are sometimes really uncomfortable, so we go there in this episode!

Today I talk with Heather MacFadyen, the founder of a brand and podcast called Don’t Mom Alone, about the idea of community.

Dr. Chinwé Williams is a licensed and board-certified therapist, speaker, author, and consultant, so you know what that means – today’s episode might feel like a free counseling session!

Wanda Mulzac has 3 miracle babies through IVF, and we chat about what it’s like to navigate feeling extremely grateful for our kids’ lives but also struggling through hard moments of parenting with kids’ emotions.

Laura Hunter and Jennifer Walker of Moms On Call are dear friends of mine, and today we talk all about the importance of learning our kids and how they’re designed. 

Dr. Morgan Cutlip is a highly sought-after relationship expert who knows what it feels like to lose yourself in motherhood. When that happens, we've got to stop and "mom" ourselves.

Today you’ll hear my conversation with the founders of an incredible emotional wellness brand called Slumberkins which provides products and fun characters with unique storylines for families to connect with.

Grab your tissues and your humanity – this is an episode worth listening to as we honor worthiness!

If you love Food Network, you likely know and love Aarti Sequeira like I do, and I’m so excited that we’ve got her on this season of Still Coloring!

We’re kicking off Season 5 of the Still Coloring podcast with Sissy Goff, who is a trusted voice in the lives of thousands of girls and families from her 25+ years of counseling experience.

Spread the word... Season 5 is starting SOON! We're talking about little kids with big feelings and you're not going to want to miss it.

Wrapping up our season on “worshipping when it hurts” is Lauren Chandler, a worship leader and pastor’s wife whose worship is honest and sincere. Lauren says our worship starts by cultivating our relationship with Jesus, and she gives us practical ways to do just that.

Jordan Welch leads people into authentic worship through her music, and she believes that in worship, we’ll find our safest place and our most solid ground.

From experiencing fame and success at a young age to truly making her parents’ faith her own, Cecily Hennigan covers it all in today’s episode. She calls us to embrace our identity as ‘creatives’ and to return to the Lord, even if it’s been a while.

Wande, the first and only female artist on the Reach Records music label, encourages us today with the truth that the Lord loves us, has a purpose and a calling for each of us, and is working behind the scenes for our good.

Casey J knows a thing or two about worship, and in this episode, she provides encouraging perspective for all of us to remember the faithfulness of God as we go through life’s valleys.