'Til it's You

Happy December! As Christmas draws near, we slow down and make space—through small moments, shared stories, and quiet reflections. From eggnog on a front porch to an unexpected adventure in the Philippines, this episode invites you to ease into the season and open your heart to the humble presence of Christ already dwelling within.

Jacquie and Laura are back with cozy autumn vibes, stuffed-whale pranks, vineyard stories, and a powerful reflection on the poor widow’s offering. Drawing from Luke 21:1–4, they talk about what it means to let Jesus see us in our poverty —those places where we feel small, weak, or not enough—and how that very poverty can become our greatest gift to Him. They share about community life, walking wit...

Jacquie and Laura are back on air! They’ll be sharing their lives, their experiences of faith, heartfelt stories from community life, and the beauty of God’s Word. Come along and journey with them in discernment.

At 12 years old, Ilona experienced a tender moment that changed everything—sitting in the lap of a statue of Jesus, she felt a deep call to belong to Him. In this episode, she shares how that encounter became a lasting source of hope, guiding her through life’s darkest moments and reminding her she is never alone.

In this episode of Till It’s You, (hosted by Laura Matthews and Jacquie Lustig) they talk with Lisa Small about how we can find God and hope in all places, even in a night club.

When life gives you lemons… and then throws in a cancer diagnosis,there’s still hope. A story that hits you in the feels and makes you smile. Lu Perez is sharing from her heart a story that made her hope.#SadButOptimistic #HopeWithHumor

In this episode of Till It’s You, (hosted by Laura Matthews and Jacquie Lustig) talk with Jill Swallow about difficult moments in life and how a particular experience of struggle brought her to hope in Christ. Listen as all three talk about tough times, hope in God, and finding peace in going back to our roots. As a bonus, check out Jill’s powerfully written song👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...

🌿 Today, on the Second Sunday of Lent, a time of reflection and trust in God’s call, Amelia Hoover shares her journey of hope and discernment. "It scared me — how could I think I could live this life, while God isn’t asking others to? What if I don’t have what it takes?" 🕊️ Drawn to the consecrated life yet weighed down by her own sense of unworthiness, she felt her personal weakness holding her...

Tammy Grady has dedicated most of her years as a Consecrated Woman of Regnum Christi to vocation awareness and discernment. As the Associate Vocation Director for Women’s Vocations for the Diocese of Dallas, a Spiritual Director at Benedictine College and SMU Catholic Campus Ministry, and a Theology of the Body educator, Tammy’s mission is to help young people discover God’s unique plan for their...

Laura and Jacquie on midnight oreos, sour patch kids, and purification of heart in the gaze of Christ.

Laura and Jacquie on comfy couch days, hot tea hiking trails, and mystery door knockers as  they explore the rich young man’s heart in the gaze of God this February.

Jacquie and Laura kick off the new year. listen to their insights!

Jacquie and Laura on flaming bananas foster, bubbles, and the contemplative call to union with God this Christmas season.

Jacquie and Laura on cat wrestling, hermitage life, and leaning into the unknown as the “Night Changes” on the Lake of Galilee. 

Laura and Jacquie explore Jesus Christ interrupting the routine of life, the havoc he raises “getting into” their boat, and their new roles as mountain climbers and party caterers in community.

Join Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi, Jacquie Lustig and Laura Matthews, as they share a little about life in community, adventures in vocation and the magnetic person of Jesus Christ.  Recorded from the epicenter of a very lively home of consecrated women in Atlanta, Jacquie and Laura offer a humorous glimpse into their daily life and help listeners discover the life-changing beauty of the pe...