Episode 4: Sharon Hodde Miller
If you’re looking for a woman who is fun and full of joy and means business, it’s Sharon. She loves Jesus, women in the local church and telling the dang truth. In this episode we talked about how to think theologically, how mentors challenge us and how we can disagree with some people and still be united.
SHOW NOTES:
Sharon Hodde Miller can be found on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Also, she’s written two books! One about why life is good when it’s not about you and the other is about how Christians like to be nice (and that’s not necessarily a good thing.)
Dr. Christina Edmonson: wise woman, pursuer of truth and co-host of Truth’s Table podcast.
Marlena Graves: Academic, writer, teacher and spiritual formation enthusiast.
Alicia Britt Chole: Writer, speaker and mentor dedicated to honesty and vulnerability.
Episode 3: Vivian Mabuni
Vivian Mabuni is a true friend who makes you feel at east just by the way she speaks and exists. We met a few years ago backstage somewhere and over time stumbled into a really dear friendship. A cancer survivor, mentor to many, podcast host, author and speaker, she brings so much to this episode. We talked about how friendship is like going to Disneyland, the best ways to to approach mentoring and why honoring others is important.
SHOW NOTES:
Vivian Mabuni: our guest today is an author, podcast host and speaker. You can find her website here, her IG here and check out her podcast here!
Grace P. Cho: A phenomenal writer and editor, Grace is a voice that reminds us of Christ in unexpected places. Her honesty and wisdom is what you need in your newsfeed.
Jocelyn Chung: An incredible designer destined to bring you some joy today.
Judy Wu Dominick: A wise and thoughtful writer dedicated to tackling divisive topics with unity in mind.
Jennie Lee Williams: A Jesus-loving friend and encourager.
Episode 2: Ellie Holcomb
Ellie Holcomb lights up the room while somehow being able to also go deep into challenging and heavy truths. She relies on the Word of God and doesn’t hesitate to speak out what needs to be said. In this conversation, you’ll learn about the teachers who invested in her and called out gifts she didn’t realize she had, how to place your identity in who Jesus says you are and how to cling to Hope in seasons of darkness.
SHOW NOTES:
Check out Ellie Holcomb’s music, Instagram, and her husband’s band, too(Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors). Oh, and also she wrote some books.
Ellie’s Shout-Outs:
Carly Bannister: her literal sister and one of the funniest follows on IG. She’s an incredibly talented musician that you don’t want to miss out on.
Latasha Morrison: Founder of Be The Bridge, Tasha is a powerful, Christ-centered advocate for racial reconciliation.
Dorena Williamson: Advocate for having good conversations about race, and children’s book author who writes kids books that adults need, too.
Also, meet Zandy Fitzgerald, a deep well and part of the amazing sibling band The New Respects.
Finally, Clare Richardson is an organizer based out of Memphis and gives great insight and behind-the-scenes in getting things in order. You’ll love it.
Episode 1: Cheryl Luke
I can’t imagine starting off this show with anyone other than Cheryl Luke. She is wise and kind and slows you down in all the best ways. Cheryl and I met a few years back through Camp Well and became fast friends. A phrase she likes to use is, “Lord, we’ll be careful to give you the glory,” and it makes me stop and give thanks regularly. In this episode, we talk about what it means to live with intention and humility, how to challenge others to live in freedom and, in what is probably my favorite feature of the show, she cheers for some other gals.
SHOW NOTES:
Camp Well —Women’s retreat focused on calling and how to use your gifts to build the Kingdom? Yes, please.
IF:Gathering — A great organization dedicated to gathering, equipping and unleashing women to live out God’s purpose on their lives.
Windy Cumberbatch — Leader of Windy J Cumberbatch Foundation who is fighting Lyme Disease and dedicated to helping others
Rachael Wade — Founder of Olive Us, a ministry telling the stories of women from different walks of life.
Lindsey Wheeler — Founder of Bottle of Tears, a ministry about supporting those in grief.
Cheer Her On Trailer
Y’all, we are doing this for REAL. Can you even believe it?
Cheer Her On is a podcast where we get to hear from some ladies you’ve heard of and some others you haven’t and we’re going to talk about the women who discipled and mentored us, and how we can do that for one another. And this first season? It is chocked FULL of great wisdom and cheerleading from friends who are here to help us look more like Jesus. I can’t WAIT for you to hear what’s going to come out of their mouths.