Abby Oatney

Rooted & Rising

Education EN ↓ 27 episodes

Rooted & Rising is a faith-based podcast for women growing through real life—on the farm, through the adoption journey, and in the everyday moments that test our strength and deepen our faith. Hosted by Abby, a farm wife, teacher, and hopeful mama, this show offers encouragement for those walking through seasons of waiting, purpose, and prayer. Each episode is filled with honest conversations about life’s messiness, the beauty of being planted where you are, and the grace that helps us rise through it all. Whether you're navigating the quiet in-between or celebrating a new beginning, you're n

Author

Abby Oatney

Category

Education

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jan 12, 2026

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Episodes

Trusting the Journey 12.11.2024

In this episode we dive into the scripture verse from Deuteronomy 31:6. Trusting the process and being strong and courageous. We discuss how we can lean on God's grace and put our faith in Him to take the leap of trying something new. We talk about how to take a different look at when we make mistakes, and how I have used that in my own life.

Welcome - A little introduction 05.11.2024

A little introduction episode into Finding Your Way a podcast where we will talk about all things farming, teaching, and adoption. I'm excited to have you along with me. This episode will give you all the details about when episodes will be released and how they will be set up! I can't wait to hear your feedback! I'm excited to Find Our Way together!

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