Here are the Top Ten Walk It Out Podcast Episodes. It’s been such a blessing to connect and share these voices and stories with you friends. Enjoy! The Top Ten Walk It Out Podcast Episodes 1. Brooke Tilghman Wife to Todd, Mom of 8, Pastor’s Wife, Mrs. Voice … Loves a Good Thrift… [Continue Reading]
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Somebody Needs to Hear…
Somebody Needs to Hear Last night I sat in a small support group of teenage mothers, and one brave young woman, Liz, walked to the front of the room. “Guys, I usually sit there among you, but I asked Miss Tricia if I could share. You see, I’ve started this journey with Jesus, and… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out with Tricia Goyer #86: Tenderhearted in Need with Sarah Forgrave
Tenderhearted in Need with Sarah Forgrave Are you a caregiver who needs hope? This podcast is about being tenderhearted in need with Sarah Forgrave. Sarah has a new book out called Prayers of Hope for Caregivers … just a book I needed! I have been a caregiver every day of my adult life. I… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out Podcast 85: Tenderhearted in Loss with Betty Cantrell Maxwell
Betty Cantrell Maxwell: Tenderhearted in Loss Miss America 2016 Today’s guest takes me back to when I was a little girl in a town called Weed, California. I remember my small house. I remember sitting there watching the Miss America pageant. Doesn’t every little girl dream of that? In this episode, you’ll discover one person… [Continue Reading]
Be a Voice for Change {In Honor of Martin Luther King Jr.}
Be a Voice for Change We are facing an all-time high of strained race relations in our culture. Even with all that was accomplished by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. over sixty years ago, we are still fighting a disease of racism. Maybe, you know there is a problem, but you don’t know what to… [Continue Reading]
How to Bring About Racial Reconciliation- Wisdom and Resources
Since writing this post, even more has happened politically in our country. The post remains relevent as Tricia shares wisdom and resources help bring about racial reconciliation. How to Bring About Racial Reconciliation As a white person growing up in California I had black friends, and I thought I understood black history, just from things… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 084: Rachel Swanson
I am so thankful that I dared to follow God. I dared to dream His dreams. I dared to take that time, whether it was during my kids’ nap time or waking up early on Saturday mornings instead of sleeping in, I am thankful that I followed this God-given dream. God led me on an… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 083: Susan Merrill
#WalkItOut Podcast 083: Susan Merrill How well do your kids know you? I’m not talking about knowing which kind of coffee creamer you like (which my kids know which kind of creamer I like in my coffee). They may know what it means when you slip on jeans and put on make-up instead of your… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 080: Audrey Frank
I know that you may think that I record this podcast for you — and I do! but really, I get so much out of it. Every time I’m done recording, I turn off the mic, I sit back and I think “Thank you, God, so much for that conversation.” Through these amazing interviews with… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 079: Hillary Morgan Ferrer
#WalkItOut Podcast 079: Hillary Morgan Ferrer If you’ve been listening to the podcast for a while, or if you’ve gotten the chance to meet me at an event, you probably think that I’m a nice person. I do try to be nice and kind, but talk to my kids and they can tell you that… [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 078: Sharon Miller
#WalkItOut Podcast 078: Sharon Miller Today we’re chatting about a topic that I haven’t really thought of before. Is it possible to be too nice? Is it hurting people when we are? As Christians, we always talk about love, joy, and peace, but is that what people really need? They need to know about Christ:… [Continue Reading]