In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Chrystal Evans Hurst. In this episode, we chat a little about Chrystal’s book titled She’s Still There that was released this year, Chrystal talks about how God transformed her heart, helping her to realize her worth. Chrystal also shares about the joy of finally understanding what God says about… [Continue Reading]
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#WalkItOut Podcast 025: Barb Roose
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Barb Roose. Barb Roose is the author of Winning the Worry Battle: Life Lessons from the Book of Joshua. Barb is going to talk about how she learned to trust God for her own worries. I know you’ll be encouraged. In her book, Barb says, “If you’re still… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 024: Robin Lee Hatcher
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Robin Lee Hatcher. One of my favorite things about this Walk It Out podcast is introducing all of you to my friends. Today’s guest is someone dear to me. Robin is one of the most genuine, tender-hearted people I know. Robin and I have been part of the same… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 023: Kristen Anderson
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Kristen Anderson. Kristen is a special person to me because I wrote her personal story in a book titled, Life, In Spite of Me. Kristen and I met through a mutual friend, and right around the time I’d met Kristen she’d just appeared on Oprah. Being on Oprah’s couch… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 021: Kristen Welch
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Kristen Welch. I cannot wait for you to hear Kristen’s story. You are going to be amazed and inspired. I’m so in awe of what she’s doing to care for those in Nairobi, Kenya, while also guiding her children to be world changers here in the States too…. [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast #020: Marlo Schalesky
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Marlo Schalesky. Today’s interview is with my amazing friend Marlo Schalesky. I met Marlo in 1994, when we were both in our 20s, attending the Mt. Hermon Christian Writer’s Conference. Both of us had dreams of getting a novel published. Looking back now, God has done so much more… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 019: Rita Richardson
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Rita Richardson. This is going to be fun because it’s the first time I’ve interviewed someone from the fashion industry. I love Rita’s story — how a Mennonite girl ended up working in fashion and eventually starting her own fashion brand. It’s pretty inspiring! What I really loved was… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT #016: Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith. Saundra Dalton-Smith MD is a board-certified internal medicine physician who has been practicing medicine since 1999. She treats a predominantly female population and has firsthand experience with the struggles women face trying to imitate the American dream. Dr. Dalton-Smith has been an adjunct faculty member at… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT 013: ND Wilson
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with ND Wilson. N.D. Wilson is the husband of one, the father of five, and the best-selling author of eleven novels, with one more forthcoming. His nonfiction book Death by Living won top honors in Christianity Today’s 2014 Book Awards in the spirituality category. He and his work have been featured everywhere… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT 007: Tara Johnson
In today’s episode we’re chatting with Tara Johnson. Tara Johnson is an author, speaker and singer from Alexander, AR. A passionate lover of stories, she loves to travel to churches, ladies retreats and prisons to share how God led her into freedom after spending years living shackled as a people-pleasing preacher’s kid. Her first nonfiction… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT 001: Maria Goyer
My guest for #WALKITOUT 001 is my daughter Maria Goyer. John and I met Maria two and a half years ago when we were interested in adopting a sibling group from foster care. Maria is the oldest of the four girls that we adopted. She has been such a blessing in our lives. She is our… [Continue Reading]