This episode with Beth Redman is profound and holy. She and Toni discuss what worship looks like when we don’t know where God is or how a situation is going to end.

Today’s guest, Karrie Scott Garcia, discusses why the only way to heal and access true freedom is to first embrace grief.

Episode 2 of this worship-focused season is with none other than multi-Grammy Award-winning singer (formerly of Mary Mary) and incredible solo artist, Erica Campbell.

We’re kicking off the focus of Season 4 – worshipping when it hurts – with worship leader Christy Nockels.

Season 4 is coming soon! We'll be talking about worship, but not just singing songs at church out of ritual, appearing to have it all together. We're talking about worshipping when it hurts, and how you trust an unseen God when life is hard.

Toni shares a personal story of an incredible encounter with the God.

Grammy-Award winning singer Michelle Williams joins Toni to discuss the dynamic of shame with depression, and how when you pursue healing, you now have something to protect.

Debra and Toni uncover what it means to get to the root cause of our issues, use our feelings as a ‘metal detector,’ and deal with triggers in a trigger-avoidant culture.

Sandra Stanley, breaks down everything from the different stages of parenting to what it means to parent while prioritizing the relationship.

Toni and Rebekah discuss how God works in the hard seasons and how that ultimately gives us more strength.

Toni and Lisa break down Lisa’s new book, God Knows, as they chat about the reality of living in a broken world and the struggles that will undoubtedly come.

Come dig in with Toni + Priscilla as they uncover what it means to pursue the idea of becoming more whole.

Still Coloring is back and better than ever with Season 3.

You don’t have to stay in a valley of painful conviction. Instead, you could move to action and experience real freedom and real hope.

Toni Collier has a conversation with Jo Saxton, someone who has been like a mentor to her.

The truth about that personal Jesus – that one who wept with Mary and Martha because of the pain in their stories – weeps with you and bottles up all of our tears

Toni and Alison want you to observe someone going back into the painful parts of their story to prove that you can do it as well.

When we wonder how in the world we feel seen, soothed, safe, and secure, it’s through community.

Some of the greatest pain comes from our experience of rejection and trying to seek approval from others.

We need to have boundaries in our lives that are strong enough to keep the bad stuff out, but permeable enough to let the good stuff in.

Season 2 begins December,ber 12. Toni is getting us ready for what's to come!

You’ve heard the stories and the hard moments of brokenness in shame and how to process suffering from all of these incredible guests, and now it’s time to share my story. Tune into this bonus episode of The Still Coloring Podcast where I’m going to share with you some of the hardest parts in my story, and then give you some tips to healing and wholeness on how you can still color in your life.

In this episode, Toni Collier & Curt Thompson — a psychiatrist, brilliant speaker, and author — dive into a conversation about how Jesus comes looking for us in shame. Maybe you don’t actually believe in the most broken parts of your story where you just want to hide from the world, but it's in those places where Jesus wants to come and lead. Curt teaches us how to embrace that truth, shows us how doing things like working out gives us motivation on teaching our brain how to repair...

Toni Collier sits down with the beautiful, God-fearing April Daniels who has done incredible things in the music space in Hollywood and on the red carpet. But one thing that’s very different about April is that she has held really strong to her faith. A few years ago April got a call that her husband had tragically passed away and during this episode she says that the moment she knew that he was gone, she also knew she was on an assignment. Something inside of her made take the grieving...