The Call to Women in Faith Podcast

In this episode, we dig into one of the most understated stories in the Bible and discover that the mandate for every believer, man or woman, is hiding in plain sight. Protect, preserve, work hard, and rally the troops with words that heal. Be the salt. Be the light. And when necessary, do not be afraid of the sting. God did not give you that role by accident. He is fully prepared to back you up....

What can a borrowed, stubborn, distraction-prone puppy teach us about backsliding? As it turns out, quite a lot. In this episode, we follow one irresistible bundle of cute stubbornness through a Mother's Day weekend and land somewhere surprisingly profound: if we cannot fault a tiny puppy for getting distracted, how much grace should we extend to ourselves when we backslide? And more importantly,...

What does a cheesy wrestling movie, a Hebrew word study, and a sleepless night with God have in common? More than you would think. In this episode, we explore what it really means to wrestle with God, why He would rather engage with us in a full match than watch us walk away, and what the name Israel has to do with all of it. Jacob refused to let go until he received a blessing, and God honored th...

What happens when you choose prayer over panic? In this episode, we walk through a Friday morning that started with a work crisis involving three teams, a slim chance of resolution, and every reason to spiral. Instead, there was morning tea, a quick dog pee break, and a conversation with God. By the time the computer was open and ready for battle, the battle was already over. And the rest of the d...

What do a toddler sorting greens on a kitchen counter, a Hebrew word study, and the Levites in the temple all have in common? More than you would think. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be entrusted with work by a God who could do it all Himself in the blink of an eye, and why that changes everything about how we show up every single day. If the Hebrew mindset is right and work a...

If you have ever struggled to believe something you cannot fully see or explain, you are in good company. In this episode, we trace the journey from a sad little child staring at a crucifix and feeling sorry for Jesus, to a grown adult who finally saw Him for who He truly is: the King of kings, powerful, courageous, and completely undeterred by the enemy. We explore why God, who owes us no explana...

You may not think of yourself as a warrior, but the moment you chose to follow Christ, you enlisted. In this episode, we talk about what it really means to put on the armor of God and show up for battle every single day, whether you feel ready or not. We explore why the shield of faith is the one thing you should never put down, what happens when you do, and why the Roman army's turtle formation m...

What if every person you have ever met was not an accident? Not a coincidence, not a chance encounter, but a deliberate appointment set by a God who loves you enough to plan every detail of your life. In this episode, we take an honest look at the three kinds of people in our lives: the ones who lift us up, the ones who make us better through the struggle, and the ones we need to keep at a safe di...

If you have ever felt like you wanted to do the right thing but just could not help yourself, you are in good company — Paul felt the same way, and apparently so does my Australian Cattle Dog. In this episode, we meet two very different dogs: one who wanders off and eats birds whole, and one who never leaves my side. One is a walking illustration of the flesh. The other is everything I want to be...

What do you do when God keeps nudging you toward something that does not seem to be working? In this episode, we get honest about the frustration of feeling like you are failing a mission God gave you, and the quiet revelation that changed everything: sometimes obedience is the whole point. We follow one stubborn gentleman on the fringes of faith, a Bible read cover to cover, and months of half-he...

We all know someone who is a good person but wants nothing to do with God — convinced that being good is enough. In this episode, we follow the story of PotatoHead, a man in the middle of one of the hardest seasons of his life, who has no idea that God is surrounding him with arrows pointing straight back home. A free truck, a faith-based finance course, a Christian event, a friend with money and...

Sometimes the smallest memories carry the biggest lessons. In this episode, we revisit a childhood story about a baby bird, a wire basket, a cat, and a little girl who was absolutely not going to bed without making sure that bird was taken care of. What starts as a sweet and slightly chaotic bedtime rescue mission ends in heartbreak — and a question that took years to answer: what good could possi...

Good Friday is heavy, Easter is glorious, and the Monday after should feel like the best New Year's Day you have ever had. In this episode, we sit with the full weight of what it means that a friend — not a stranger, not a distant deity, but a friend — died for us willingly, without illness, without hesitation. We explore what the good news really looks like when you strip away the churchy languag...

We all know the feeling of a story that ends just when it gets interesting — the birds soar, the credits roll, and we're left wondering what happened next. In this episode, we draw a surprising parallel between a disappointing rom-com ending and the way we tell our salvation stories. Getting saved is not the ending — it is the most exciting beginning. We explore what life looks like after the "Hap...

What happens when an atheist, a Muslim, a progressive, and a Christian walk into a bar? Apparently, a really good time — and a lot to think about. In this episode, we get honest about what happens to our faith when we step outside our tribe and into the pull of a secular world. The internal battle between good and evil is real, and the company we keep matters more than we think. Stay alert, stay c...

What is the greatest gift you can give another person? Prayer. In this episode, we explore what it means to truly pray for others and then do the hardest thing — wait. We cannot fill the space between our prayer and the outcome with worry or fear. The call is simple: pray, trust, and let go. Because a Father who loves us more than we love ourselves will always give us His best.

Modern workplace culture often lacks ownership and purpose — but Scripture has always been clear that work matters. In this episode, we explore what happens when a team member starts to fall short, and how prayer and the Holy Spirit can transform a performance problem into an opportunity for growth. If you've ever wondered how your faith should shape the way you lead people, this one's for you.

In this episode, we take a fresh look at Gary Chapman's 5 Love Languages — but through a spiritual lens. From the Bible as a personal love letter, to the ultimate act of laying down His life, to the quiet gift of His presence whenever you need it — God speaks every love language. Tune in for an intimate reflection on how deeply and deliberately God loves you, and how recognizing that love can tran...

This episode is dedicate to a dear friend who is an amazing child of God. This reflection uses the example of a strong yet overly submissive dog to illustrate how easily we can forget our true identity. Despite having the power to defend herself, the dog allows smaller dogs to dominate her—much like Christians who forget their strength in Christ. The speaker connects this to the believer’s identit...

This reflection reminds listeners that while evil and temptation may seem more accessible in the world, Christians are called to remain faithful despite constant spiritual challenges. The speaker notes that doubt, fear, and hardships can gradually pull believers away from the security found in God. However, the victory of Jesus over sin and death assures believers that these struggles are temporar...

This reflection explores a moment when the speaker felt frustrated that young adults were dismissing advice, which initially triggered feelings of pride and a bruised ego. After reflecting, the author realized that just as those young adults rely on their limited experience, adults can also assume they know enough—especially when it comes to listening to God. A conversation with an older friend wh...

The speaker reflects on how meaningful books and quotes, such as a line from Pride and Prejudice, highlight the connection between goodness and happiness. They suggest that true happiness often comes from simple goodness, gratitude, and a pure heart, which is why children and people who appreciate simple things often seem happy. From a Christian perspective, believers are promised lasting joy thro...

The speaker reflects on missing several blog posts because she allowed negative thoughts to overwhelm her instead of turning to God in prayer. She compares this experience to the story of Elijah hiding in a cave, realizing that she too withdrew instead of seeking God’s presence. After hours of worry and distraction, she finally prayed and experienced the peace she could have received much earlier....

This is an episode about guarding the heart and following God given instinct to follow the law He wrote in our hearts. The speaker urges the listeners to listen to their hearts, run the feeling through scripture and the word of God before submitting to the thoughts that the world might put in our heads. 

This episode explores the balance between God’s judgment and His compassion, focusing on Isaiah and the Old Testament portrayal of God's anger toward impurity and evil. It emphasizes that God refines rather than destroys, calls His people to do good and seek justice, and highlights Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith who enables us to run the race with endurance. The episode closes with...