There is More

Part 2 - April Farmer shares a story marked by resilience, faith, and God’s faithfulness through every season. She reflects on growing up with a mother who faced significant mental health challenges, becoming a mom at 17, and raising two sons while navigating the complexities of parenting and family relationships. April talks about helping her children process difficult emotions, extending grace w...

April Farmer shares a story marked by resilience, faith, and God’s faithfulness through every season. She reflects on growing up with a mother who faced significant mental health challenges, becoming a mom at 17, and raising two sons while navigating the complexities of parenting and family relationships. April talks about helping her children process difficult emotions, extending grace where it w...

Part 2: Joshua Sawiris’ story is the kind that sounds impossible to redeem — a 13-year-old runaway hitchhiking 1,300 miles, stealing cars, burning down houses, and growing up under the weight of words telling him he’d either be dead or in jail by 18. But this conversation is living proof that no one is too far gone for God to reach. We talk about the lengths the Lord will go to pursue someone, the...

Part 1: Joshua Sawiris’ story is the kind that sounds impossible to redeem — a 13-year-old runaway hitchhiking 1,300 miles, stealing cars, burning down houses, and growing up under the weight of words telling him he’d either be dead or in jail by 18. But this conversation is living proof that no one is too far gone for God to reach. We talk about the lengths the Lord will go to pursue someone, the...

This week we invite you into an honest conversation about grief, regret, comparison, and the stories we tell ourselves that shape the way we live. Rachel vulnerably shares some of her own processing while we explore what it looks like to grieve out loud instead of hiding pain or rushing past it. Stick around to the end where Karen leads us in a beautiful activation to invite Jesus into our places...

AK Simmons, Founder of Half Pint Design, talks with us about her incredible story that unfolds in two parts. In Part 1, she opens up about dreams, visions, and being baptized by fire—including receiving her prayer language in her sleep. In Part 2, she shares the restoration of her marriage that seemed like it was all but over. What changed everything wasn’t trying harder to love her husband. It wa...

AK Simmons, Founder of Half Pint Design, talks with us about her incredible story that unfolds in two parts. In Part 1, she opens up about dreams, visions, and being baptized by fire—including receiving her prayer language in her sleep. In Part 2, she shares the restoration of her marriage that seemed like it was all but over. What changed everything wasn’t trying harder to love her husband. It wa...

Donna Pisani has spent decades following Jesus—from missions work to planting a church in Washington, DC—and she brings a rare kind of wisdom that only comes from a long walk with God. In this conversation, she opens up about how shame can quietly silence a woman’s voice, and how healing brings it back in unexpected seasons of life. She also shares the cost and beauty of obedience in later life—le...

Part 2: What does it actually look like to trust God when everything is on the line? Heath Hill, CEO of Lime Media, shares the story of building a company that nearly collapsed—and how reckless obedience became the turning point. What followed wasn’t just success, but a deeper kind of abundance that changed how he sees everything. Learn more about Heath: https://lime-media.com/news/faith-over-fear...

Part 1: What does it actually look like to trust God when everything is on the line? Heath Hill, CEO of Lime Media, shares the story of building a company that nearly collapsed—and how reckless obedience became the turning point. What followed wasn’t just success, but a deeper kind of abundance that changed how he sees everything. Learn more about There is More: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https:/...

Ashley Albertson—therapist, story listener, and dear friend—joins us to talk about the journey from fragmented to flourishing. She explores how trauma and insecure attachment live in the body, and how care and compassion—both from others and from God—help bring us back into regulation and wholeness. This episode is a gentle reminder: you are wired for resurrection, and healing begins with care. Le...

Mark Holloway makes hearing from God feel normal and approachable. With humor, honesty, and unconventional stories from his own life, he shows that doubt is part of being human—and that connection with God can still be real and personal. If you’ve ever thought it’s hard to hear from God, this episode will gently dismantle that idea. Learn more about Mark and The Freedom Diaries: https://thefreedom...

Passover has always been more than a story about survival—it’s a story about freedom. Not just from death, but from the fear of it. As Easter approaches, we're feeling the invitation again: to remember, to believe, to let God meet the places in me that still feel bound. The parts of our hearts that have learned to live in quiet slavery—fear, grief, control—are the very places He is still redee...

Some stories don’t get told out loud in church—but they matter more than we realize. Jesennia Pichardo shares her journey through abortion, addiction, and the kind of pain that makes you wonder if healing will take a lifetime. With honesty and courage, she opens up about what it looked like to wrestle with that question in real time. This conversation holds both the weight of her story and the bea...

Sometimes there are parts of our hearts that don’t fully trust God yet—especially when we’re carrying grief, bills, exhaustion, fear, and uncertainty. In this episode, Karen gently guides us through a meditation on what it means to truly cast our cares on the Lord—not as a vague spiritual phrase, but as an honest process of naming what’s really weighing on you. As we slow down and name the things...

Joy, honesty, and so much laughter fill this conversation with Kim Michell. You could call her a prophetic comedian — she carries deep wisdom but delivers it with the kind of joy that makes you exhale. 7 years ago, Kim began the hardest journey of her life when she lost her husband to colon cancer. She shares how God partnered with her in her grief, how prayer became her anchor, and how she learne...

“Recently I (Rachel) had the honor of speaking at the National Widows Conference where more than 550 expectant (and some reluctant) women showed up to experience what so many women in our community have experienced first hand. The room was tender and strong all at once. We took time to name what we’re tired of carrying and made the decision to lay it down. My message, Glean. Stay. Plant. , came fr...

Part 2: This week we’re joined by Bill Vanderbush , one of our favorite theologians, for a wide-ranging discussion that challenges the way many of us see faith. We talk about what it really means to bring your honest questions to God instead of pretending they don’t exist. Bill addresses the idea that Christianity has often appeared powerless—and why it was never meant to be that way. We unpack re...

Part 1: This week we’re joined by Bill Vanderbush , one of our favorite theologians, for a wide-ranging discussion that challenges the way many of us see faith. We talk about what it really means to bring your honest questions to God instead of pretending they don’t exist. Bill addresses the idea that Christianity has often appeared powerless—and why it was never meant to be that way. We unpack re...

After our conversation with deliverance minister Bev Tucker, I'm pretty sure we've realized that we all need deliverance from something. She joins us for a powerful conversation on spiritual warfare, freedom, and how our past can keep us stuck in bondage. Bev shares real stories, including her own family’s journey, and reminds us that true freedom is possible and the captives can be set free. Lear...

In this episode, we talk with Nathanael and Kirsten Vossler from Rhema Now about hearing God’s voice in everyday life and decisions. Nathanial shares his journey from the corporate world as a CFO to stepping into ministry, and how letting God lead has shaped the way he lives, works, and makes decisions. A real and encouraging conversation about trust, obedience, and following God’s direction. Lear...

In part two of our conversation with Robert Hotchkin, he continues sharing six prophetic words for 2026. If you haven’t listened to part one yet, we recommend starting there. We’re also including a new resource from Robert this week, 26 Decrees for 2026 , to help you pray and declare God’s truth over the year ahead. Download 26 Decrees for 2026: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/v6xk8zksv3mrd9gjmbwgc...

One of our favorite people, Robert Hotckin is back to talk about six prophetic words for 2026. Robert has a gift for taking what God is revealing and making it simple and easy to understand. This conversation is full of encouragement, clarity, and hope for the season ahead. Be sure to check the downloadable document below with all six prophetic words, including scriptures, insights, additional res...

This week we’re joined by Yancy—musician, worship leader, and host of the Stained Glass Kids podcast. As a preacher’s kid herself, she knows firsthand the unique pressures that children of church leaders carry, and she created a space to help families navigate those challenges with honesty and grace. Yancy shares practical wisdom on parenting in a way that builds trust, protects your child’s heart...

This week, we’re joined by a guest with a whole lot of wisdom from years in youth and children’s ministry. Jim Wideman shares beautifully about building legacy—how to raise kids (and grandkids) who know who they are, who God is, and how to hear His voice for themselves. Learn more about There is More: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://thereismorecollective.com/ Check Out Our Resources, including...