Jesus, Coffee, and Wine

Welcome to Episode 15 of Jesus, Coffee, and Wine where I defrag my mom brain. In other words, there is no real point. I have too much swirling around in my head and I need therapy. So this is it. This is my free therapy--my unhinged, chaotic, brain dump as a 44 year old woman in perimenopause (I think?) who just needs to offload some of the things. I cover all of the things: 504 plans and IEPs, sc...

Food allergies are no joke. And while our recent vacation was (eventually) a positive experience, we've had plenty of horrifying incidents that have nearly cost my daughter her life. I'm here to talk about it because you need to know. The allergy community knows the terrifying reality of what this is like, but everyone else? There's a disconnect. And that has to stop. Please take a few...

Carlie Shaw is a dreamer, and she's making her lifelong dreams come true.

Welcome to 2026 with Jesus, Coffee, and Wine! So excited about our new set, new episodes, and a new year. And speaking of the new year, we're looking back at 2025 with gratitude, and looking forward to 2026 with hope and expectation.  You can expect more conversations rooted in faith, full of vulnerability, and a few laughs along the way. Tears are almost always a guarantee as well, but nothin...

Join Katie and Charlotte Phillips as they talk about Charlotte's journey from UK to USA, the dance world (and dance moms in the wild), entrepreneurship, investing in our kids, and why it's important to invest wisely.

Nicole Umstetter is the little sister I never had. Beautiful, strong, smart woman of God, she lives her life full of faith and fueled by coffee. I am so proud of the wife and mother she is today because I've had a front row seat to her journey all along. She is a blessing to many, and I am sure she will inspire you!

Join Katie as she answers questions from listeners and struggles through remembering her train of thought. It's a wild ride as we dive into topics like step parenting, coparenting, things I wish I had known before getting married (again), friendship, forgiveness, church hurt, and so much more.

Episode 8 of Jesus, Coffee & Wine explores what it's like to be a young Christian woman in today's (horrific) dating environment, why Travis Kelce has ruined Taylor Swift, what it's like to be an artist and songwriter who also relies heavily on her faith, and so much more. Especially about candy because gummies are life.

Jen Chappell of The Cooper Project shares the story of her son, Cooper, and how she has turned the pain of losing him into purpose with her organization, providing pink-and-blue bracelets for pregnancy and infant loss awareness.

Sit down with Katie and her daughter Emily for a special Q&A between Mother and Daughter that is sure to make you laugh, cry, and maybe get super annoyed? We cover it all, from how we irritate each other, to our deepest fears and greatest hopes, our dreams for ourselves and each other, and of course, Taylor Swift.

Chelse Thompson of North Glow Photography sits down with Katie to discuss how important our stories are and why we need to capture as much of them as possible. It's more than a conversation about photography. It's about friendship, mentorship, and support. It's about validating and lifting each other up, and laughing (or crying) together when things get hard. Your moments matter. All o...

Our gut affects just about everything. In this episode, we barely scratch the service of what it means to take a holistic approach to health, and ways in which we can make even the smallest adjustments to set ourselves up to feel better, get out of fight-or-flight mode, and start to heal. Whether you are in perimenopause, suffering from chronic pain, or are looking to get your health under control...

Parenting a child with chronic illness is no joke. And we may not have a lot of answers. But we do know a lot about carbohydrates, juice boxes, and the fact that we actually don't know a lot at all.

Take a deep dive into marriage, divorce, and remarriage as we try to unpack the pain of our difficult journeys, while also finding the beauty in it all.

Faith. Friendship. Forgiveness. The "F" words that can be both beautiful and challenging. Dig into it the with Katie and Nanette Rivera as they talk about their friendship, how faith informs their lives, and what they individually believe forgiveness should look like. (Spoiler alert, they don't agree.)

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