Amy and Cheri talk candidly about how to recognize when we might be the ones driving others crazy and discuss practical ways to recalibrate on the fly. Amy shares an all-new attitude she’s practicing this year … plus some exciting news. Here’s to a joy-full Christmas!
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Jesus is our “Prince of Peace” — so why do we place so many expectations on ourselves this time of year? Amy ‘n’ Cheri reflect on times they’ve had to scale back on their usual holiday decorations and celebrations and discuss how to keep accidental “Christmas creep” from taking over our lives. Be sure to listen…
It’s a tough goal, but Cheri and Amy long to BE the kind of friend that they want to have. Keeping confidences and taking care of their own needs are just a couple of ways they’re working to be better friends. Join us to think through how you can be a safe harbor for…
“Over the hill.” “No spring chicken.” “Has been.” These are some of the derogatory terms for people who are aging, but those negative stereotypes are being dismantled. 50 is the new 30, baby! In this conversation, Cheri and Amy discuss the abundant gifts that are emerging as they age. With real talk about menopause and…
In our contentious culture, there are dozens of triggers every day. One of our buzz words is uttered (or typed), and we go from sipping coffee to armoring up for war. How can we find peace when we feel so embattled? In today’s interview with Amberly Neese, author of Common Ground: Loving Others Despite Our…
(Prefer to read rather than listen? Download the transcript right here!) At best, failure is uncomfortable for us, and more often it’s excruciating. Kathi Lipp shares how she’s learned to leverage failure and view it as a friend. In our relationships, work, and ministry, we can start to use failure as a tool instead of as…
When we’re going through uncertain times, just keeping ourselves afloat can feel like a challenge. It’s counterintuitive to believe that uncertainty can be a pathway to our greatest influence. Yet, that’s exactly what we see in the book of Esther. With co-authors of the Esther study, Amy Carroll and Lynn Cowell, Cheri discusses four biblical…
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