Katy Yancey
You Can’t Sit With Us
You can’t sit with us is about the table that God prepares for us in the presence of our enemies. The things that we give a seat to that don’t belong. Having soft conversations and strong boundaries.
Autor
Katy Yancey
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Web del podcast
Último episodio
7 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Episode 8: There’s an Empty Chair 07.07.2026 9:29
This week we are talking about what sits down when we start removing the unwanted.
Episode 7: Reserved Seating 29.06.2026 9:38
This week we talk about limited access.
Episode 6: The Voice in Your Head When Self-Criticism Takes a Seat at the Table 22.06.2026 10:07
This week we are talking about Truth.
Episode 5: Guilt at the Table 15.06.2026 10:54
This week we are talking about guilt.
Episode 4: Guarding the Table 08.06.2026 7:02
In this episode, we’re talking about guarding the table—protecting your heart, your mind, and the things you allow access to spiritually.
Episode 3: The Seat That Started It All 01.06.2026 6:04
In this episode learn about the origin of the podcast and what it has taught me.
Episode 2: What Doesn’t Sit Here Anymore 25.05.2026 5:36
In this episode, we’re talking about the things that quietly steal our peace—control, comparison, emotional overload, resentment, and the weight we were never meant to carry. This is an honest conversation about learning what belongs at your table and what doesn’t anymore.
Episode 1: What Belongs at the Table 19.05.2026 3:57
A conversation about the meaning behind the table, the peace God prepares for us, and learning what no longer deserves a seat there. 🤍
Episode 0: A Seat at the Table 16.05.2026 1:50
A little about the table🤍
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