A Widow and A Wife

Sometimes the women we connect with the most in the Bible aren't the ones with the heroic, neat, or edge of your seat stories. On Episode #18 of A Widow and A Wife, "Reading Between the Lines; Finding Yourself in Sacred Shadows," we're taking a step outside the box. We look past the obvious and dig into the complex, often overlooked women of scripture. Their trials, choices, and humanity prove that history echoes. We walk in the very same shoes as these sacred women - and their stories have so

Most people think of the dash on a tombstone as a single line-one neat little mark summarizing an entire life from start to finish. But what happens when a life splits wide open? When trauma, deep grief, or massive life shifts force you to begin again? In Episode #17 of A Widow and A Wife, we are talking about the power of the dash-and why you aren't limited to just one. Starting over isn't failure; it's an act of profound bravery! Whether you are reinventing yourself after addiciton, rebuildi

You can be deeply grateful for your life and completely overwhelmed by it. You can be growing in confidence and still feel insecure. You can get better at asking for help and still feel guilty for needing it. In episode #16 of A Widow and A Wife, “Holding the ‘And’: When Two Opposite Things Are True,” we’re sitting down to talk about emotional duality - the quiet, messy reality of holding two contradictory feelings in one heart. Healing isn’t about picking one side; it’s about making room for

Big emotions can take up a lot of space - whether it’s grief, anxiety, depression or loneliness. But what if the way forward isn’t making massive shifts, but finding those small things, these tiny moments of light instead? In Episode #15 of A Widow and A Wife, “Finding Micro Joys for Macro Emotions,” we’re expanding the conversation around micro joys. While they can be a lifeline for big grief, they can also be very powerful helping deal with many of life’s heaviest feelings. Tune is as we tal

An empty chair tells two very different stories. It represents the quiet, heavy space left behind by that loss that changed everything. But it's also an invitation-the seat we intentionally pull up for someone who feels lost, unseen, or searching for their space. In Episode #14 of A Widow and A Wife "The Empty Chair: Pain and Purpose", we talk about the grief of what's missing, while be brave to create space for new space, connection, and purpose. Tune in now and join us! Links in bio!

Before you ever knew who you were, someone else said something that made you feel like who you should be-the "good child," the "fixer," the "strong one," or "the pleaser". In Episode 13 of A Widow and A Wife, titled, "Outgrowing the Role," we are digging into a deeply personal difficult truth: how the labels placed on us in childhood become the exact identities we use to earn love and acceptance as adults. Carrying these roles into adulthood oftem means putting everone else's comfort ahead of