Becoming: Growing into Adulthood: Recent Episodes
Emerson Courtney
Becoming is a podcast created to inspire and entertain listeners as they learn life advice from friends, mentors, and employers - anyone who has ever been 18 and would have advice to share. Emerson Courtney interviews guests of various ages to answer the question, “What did you wish you knew when you were 18?” From college seniors, to mentors, to parents, to grandparents, each person has a unique perspective to share. As humans, we are continually growing and becoming the people we were created to be. Follow along to listen to advice that can be applied in daily life.
Today is a really sweet episode for me because Gayle Courtney is on the podcast. She is my paternal grandmother, and someone I really look up to. We were able to have a really sweet conversation about hospitality and loving other people well. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode of Becoming: Growing into Adulthood.
Today is a very special episode as my parents, Scott and Ashley Courtney are coming on the pod to talk about how they met and share wisdom that they have gained over the years. They have been so influential in my life, and have raised me to love the Lord. They talk about the importance of making sure your college years are not wasted. I hope you enjoy listening as they share their stories! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Becky Walker returns to Becoming to talk about the importance of Biblical community and her 24/7 rule. If anyone knows Mrs. Becky, they know how much she loves people. She discusses the people who have impacted her life and shares what she wishes she knew when she was eighteen. Hope you enjoy this podcast, and gain some wisdom from what she has to say.
Becky Walker joins Becoming to talk about her life as a young adult and how she became involved in ministry. She shares where she learned to love American Sign Language as well as Women's Ministry. She is a valuable source of wisdom and encouragement, and is an example of what loving others well looks like. Becky Walker will join the podcast next week for the second part of this episode.