Write Over Coffeee Podcast

Have you ever felt like you’re carrying so much in your marriage that nobody else seems to notice? There are things women carry that never make it onto a calendar or a to-do list. The mental load, the emotional weight, the responsibilities that go unnoticed, and the things we hold inside while continuing to show up for everyone around us. In Session 5 of my marriage series, I’m talking about the t...

What if being a man has always meant being told to figure it out, provide, protect, perform, and keep going—without ever admitting when you’re struggling? In Session 4 of my marriage series, I’m talking about the pressure men can carry that often goes unseen. For many men, the message has been: Don’t complain. Don’t cry. Don’t talk about your feelings. Just figure it out. But what happens when a h...

What happens in a marriage when one spouse feels disrespected and the other feels unloved? In Session 3 of my marriage series, I’m talking about one of the hardest parts of marriage: what happens when love, respect, communication, and trust begin to break down. To the husband who feels disrespected: does your wife feel safe enough to make a mistake around you without believing she will be rejected...

What happens in your marriage when nobody else is around? From the outside, everything can look fine. You can smile for pictures, show up for family and friends, and give everyone the impression that your marriage is doing well. But what about the conversations no one hears? The tension in the car. The silence before bed. The things you stopped saying because you’re tired of having the same conver...

Before the conversations about grief, healing, faith, marriage, mental health, and the seasons of life, there was a story that started it all. In this episode of Write Over Coffee, I’m sharing the heart behind this podcast and the voices that have quietly influenced my journey — my “silent mentors.” From writers and speakers who helped shape the way I think about grief and healing to the deeply pe...

What does your marriage look like when no one else is watching? You can have the perfect picture on Facebook, smile for family and friends, and look like everything is fine from the outside. But what happens in the moments no one sees? The conversations before bed, in the car, while getting ready in the morning, or in the quiet moments when the two of you are finally alone? In Session 2 of this ma...

What does the Bible actually say about submission, respect, and leadership in marriage? In part one of this new marriage series, Liz takes a closer look at the Scriptures that are often quoted when talking about marriage and submission, and challenges us to stop using God’s Word in ways that He never intended. Submission is not about losing your voice. Leadership is not about control. And Scriptur...

What if your exhaustion isn’t a sign of weak faith—but a sign that you’ve been carrying too much for too long? In this episode, we take a deep dive into 1 Kings 19:1-18, where we find Elijah completely exhausted, discouraged, and ready to give up. Instead of condemning him, God met him with compassion, rest, nourishment, and a gentle reminder that he was not alone. If you’ve been feeling burned ou...

Have you ever felt forgotten by God? Like your prayers are going unanswered, your heart is carrying more than anyone can see, and you’re simply trying to make it through another day? In this episode, we’re talking about depression, loneliness, and the hope that is found in God’s promises. Even in the darkest seasons, God has not forgotten you. He welcomes the messy version of you—the one that’s hu...

The loudest lies we often believe aren’t spoken by others—they’re the ones we whisper to ourselves. In this episode, we’re talking about mental health, negative self-talk, and what it means to renew our minds with God’s truth instead of believing the lies that tell us we’re not enough, we’ve failed, or we’ll never change. If you’ve ever smiled on the outside while quietly falling apart on the insi...

Life can change in an instant. In this episode, Dalton shares his powerful testimony of how life took an unexpected turn. Before everything changed, he and his wife were managing a busy restaurant, homeschooling their child, and juggling the demands of everyday life with only Sundays to rest. Then, in April, everything changed overnight. Through uncertainty, unexpected challenges, and a completely...

Life can bring seasons that leave us feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, anxious, or discouraged. If that’s where you are today, this episode is for you. In this conversation, we’re talking about mental health, hope, and what it means to keep moving forward—even when life feels heavy. It’s okay to not be okay, but you don’t have to stay there. Don’t unpack in the middle of your pain. God is still writ...

Whose voice has been shaping the way you see yourself? In this episode, we dive into one of the most powerful questions God asks in Genesis 3:11: “Who told you that?” From the beginning, the enemy has worked to distort our identity through shame, fear, comparison, and lies. But God’s voice tells a different story. Together, we’ll explore how the voices we listen to influence the way we see ourselv...

Have you ever felt like God placed a dream in your heart, but life kept getting in the way? In this episode of Write Over Coffeee, we’re talking about the dreams we quietly place on the shelf because we’re busy, afraid, overwhelmed, or convinced it’s simply too late. Many of you know my story. My dream was born from grief, and I didn’t become an author until I was 48. That journey taught me that i...

In this special episode of Write Over Coffee, Elizabeth Green shares a live interview from a women’s gathering at Rush Creek Church. Through honest conversation, she reflects on her personal journey of grief, healing, faith, and the ways God has continued to transform her life. The heart of this gathering is Romans 12:2, a reminder that true transformation begins when we allow God to renew our min...

What if the woman you’re grieving is actually making room for the woman God is growing?   In this heartfelt episode of Write Over Coffeee, Elizabeth Green opens an honest conversation about perimenopause, body image, identity, grief, and learning to extend grace to yourself in a season that no one seems to prepare you for.   Together, we’ll explore questions like: Were you really thriving before…...

In this episode, Elizabeth shares the inspiration behind Unspoken Goodbyes and explores the losses we often carry silently. Through personal reflection, faith, and encouragement, she offers hope for anyone navigating grief, change, and the difficult goodbyes that don’t always come with closure.   #UnspokenGoodbyes #ElizabethKGreen #GriefHealing #HealingJourney #FaithAndHealing #HopeAfterLoss #Life...

What a privilege and blessing it is to share the message of Unspoken Goodbyes with such an incredible community. Opportunities like these remind me that healing often begins when we feel seen, heard, and understood. I am grateful for every conversation, every story shared, and every chance to bring hope to those navigating life’s losses and transitions. #UnspokenGoodbyes #ElizabethKGreen #AuthorSp...

Self-care has become a buzzword, but what does it really mean to care for yourself in a healthy, God-honoring way?   In this episode of Write Over Coffeee, we’re talking about the kind of self-care that protects your peace, helps you breathe again, and reminds you that your worth isn’t measured by how much you can carry. It’s the kind of self-care that helps you stop comparing your life to everyon...

Friendship pain is one of the most overlooked forms of grief. When a friendship breaks down, it can create confusion, grief, and emotional disruption that often goes unacknowledged. Unlike romantic breakups, friendship loss is frequently minimized—yet it can carry the same weight of heartbreak and identity shift. We are often taught that friendship loss “shouldn’t hurt that much,” but that belief...

Men are often taught how to survive… but not how to process emotionally. In this episode of Right Over Coffeee, we dive into fatherhood, masculinity, emotional healing, mental health, and the silent battles so many men carry alone. Emotional suppression can turn into depression. Shame grows in silence. And unhealed pain eventually affects relationships. This conversation is for the fathers trying...

Parenting can feel beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. In this episode of Write Over Coffeee, we’re having an honest conversation about the emotional weight that parenting can carry and the parts no one really prepares you for.   Parenting has a way of exposing wounds you didn’t even know were still open. It changes you internally, stretching you in ways that can feel overwhelming, exhau...

Ever have one of those moments when everyone needs you at the same time? The meals, the schedules, the emotions, the pressure to hold everything together. Parenting is so much more than diapers, dinners, and carpools — it’s emotional labor that often goes unseen. In this episode, we’re talking honestly about the weight many parents carry behind closed doors. The exhaustion, the comparison, the gui...

Caregiving changes you in ways most people never fully understand unless they’ve lived it themselves. It stretches your heart, reshapes your identity, and quietly teaches you how to survive while carrying both love and grief at the same time. In this episode, we talk about the emotional weight of caregiving — the exhaustion no one sees, the silent sacrifices, and how survival mode can slowly becom...

Before we ever speak judgment out loud, something quieter is happening within us. This episode isn’t about calling out how we judge others—it’s about the assumptions we carry, the stories we create, and the silent ways we judge ourselves.   Because what we notice in others often reveals what’s unsettled in us.   We’ve been trained by society to evaluate, compare, and label—but God invites us into...