The Hidden Grace Podcast: Recent Episodes
Stephanie McWhorter
This podcast is designed to be a quick boost of encouragement with the person in mind who lives a busy life. Because sometimes, we forget that encouraging ourselves, and each other. And take the time to look closely at our lives is important. So... take a quick car ride to work or a quick coffee break, or half a lunch break. Listen, be motivated, and be inspired.
This is an episode for anyone who has admittedly had a internal conflict going on between their spirt and their emotions. For anyone who has ever felt forgotten by God, but been too afraid to say it out loud. For anyone who knows that there may be some Biblical and Christian truths their heart cannot reconcile in the moment. For anyone that feels like they have a few heart confessions to lay out before God. We do it all here in this episode. And we talk a little bit about therapy and its aid in healing, too.
If you've had that internal battle, you are definitely going to want to listen to this!
When Covid rocked our worlds, life changed as we knew it. And things weren't so great for a while. And today, things still aren't so great. But there are some lessons we can learn from all this and in today's episode, we talk about a few of the lessons Covid taught us
A discussion about overthinking, the root of overthinking, and the Bible's antidote to overthinking
In this episode, I talk to my friend about the changes in dating culture and how we can navigate a new school culture and still keep standard principles
This episode is all about grace and relationships...how do we make them last and how do we handle it when they don't? We talk about it in today's episode
Are you being intentional about becoming the best you? In this episode, I share a few things some friends told me they were working to be more intentional about in their lives to help inspire you to keep moving your life forward even if the outside world seems still at the moment. Listen and be motivated!
New year...new you? Nah. How about every year, a consistent you. Because lasting change is a process, not an instant accomplishment. So, how do we get there? Step by step. We learn to walk it out. And we celebrate a long the way.
Show notes: John 5:1-5
Disappointment is more than a painful experience, it's a teacher. And we discuss it on this episode of the podcast.
Hey friend.
Are you that person?
The one who tends to show up for everybody else more than you show up for yourself?
If not, do you know them?
If you do, I need you to get them and bring them in to listen to today’s podcast.
Because I’ve got something to tell them.
And it’s a message that all came to me during a collision with the flu, shifted circumstances, and an overflowing toilet.
Yes, you’re going to want to listen.
And when you doh, I promise you’ll be encouraged, too.
To be the person that you are to everybody else, to yourself, too.
Because although I don’t want you to stop showing up for all of them, I don’t want you to forget how undeniably important it is for you to show up for you!
Join me for episode 017 of The Hidden Grace Podcast.
Don’t forget to show up for you!
Are you a Christian who has questioned your faith? This episode takes a daring moment to give you room to wrestle through your questions. What do you do when you prayed for God to do something and He doesn't? How do you justify your faith in seasons of hard? This episode ask those questions and lets you take the moment you need to come up with your own answers.
A Chat about perspective. The perspective of others. And the perspective of God. Because every now and then, ours can get a little jilted.
By far my favorite episode.
If you need a pick up as we are approaching the half-way mark of 2018, this is it.
A mid-year reminder that lasting change is a process.
Show notes: John 5: 1-10
This week, I take a break from the podcast as usual to share a personal testimony to encourage listeners who may have some trouble believing that things will get better.
You're definitely going to want to listen if you've experienced a tragedy or devastating loss.
There's hope.
childloss #divorce #infertility #unemployment #hope #grace #Jesus
If someone was to ask how you were doing and you didn't have to answer with the word "fine," what would you say? Have you checked up on you lately? Do you really know what's going on beneath the surface? Are you taking care of you?
Some light hearted talk about why Christians who serve in church usually celebrate the day after Easter. And then some serious conversation about why it's important to have a circle of people who know you and are for you. Are you surrounded?
When a reality television show prompts a discussion about real life. Because the struggle really is real.
What if life is too much for you? Running around for everybody. Doing everything? Trying to make it to every single game and event. Or what if you're facing something really hard like caring for a sick parent or a disabled child. What if you feel like you just couldn't handle the weight of it all? Did you know that it was okay to feel that way? Well...it is. And we talk about it on this podcast episode.
Bonus Episode...Why I'm glad one woman didn't let comparison stop her from walking in her calling
Those thoughts we hear in our head that tell us we aren't good enough. Are they really the truth?
The Shooting at Stoneman Douglas High was the 18th shooting this year. How do we deal with the changing world that we live in? Especially when it seems to be changing for the worse. We talk about it in this episode.
Have you ever felt like you just didn't fit? Have you struggled to find value in who you are and what you add to your family, your job, or your community? God has give us all unique and precious gifts. And no one can play the role He's designed for you to play.
Sometimes, the change we so desperately want seems to be coming slowly or not at all.
Even the most patient person gets tired of waiting sometimes. Because we just want to be where we want to be already.
So, what do we do in the mean time?
We've all wanted to escape something hard and messy, but sometimes, mess is just a part of the process