This episode invites you into an embodied Advent: feeling, noticing, welcoming—a way of grounding yourself in God’s presence through the wisdom of your own body. As the season fills with noise, hurry, and expectations, we slow down to notice what our bodies are actually telling us: Where we’re tense, where we’re tired, where we’re longing, and where we’re hoping.

Through a brief guided reflection and prayer, we consider how our bodies can become a kind of manger—ordinary, imperfect places where Jesus is welcomed and received. If you’re longing for a moment of presence, peace, and deeper connection with Christ during a busy Advent, this episode offers a gentle path back to stillness.

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What happens when a quiet nudge of faith turns into a calling that changes lives? In this episode, I sit down with Angela Gonzalez, founder of The Nurture Place, to hear the story of how compassion and conviction led her to create a mental health resource for families in need. We talk about the tender process of discernment, the courage it takes to say yes to God’s invitation, and the power of faith to bring hope and healing where it’s needed most.

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Sacred Dust Devotional + A Way in a Manger Devotional

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In this episode, I sit down with Polly Payne, Founder of Horacio Printing, publisher of my newest devotional Sacred Dust. We share how we met, the winding journey to this book, and what it means to live with embodied faith. Together we explore how seeing all of life as sacred brings healing, integration, and transformation to our daily walk with God.

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In this episode, I talk with Emma Timms, author of Faith Habits-and how to form them, about her journey with spiritual practices and the habits that shape a life of faith. We explore the heart behind her book and how simple, intentional practices can ground us in God’s presence and transform our everyday lives.

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In this episode, I share from my heart and read my latest Substack post, “You Don’t Have to Do Great Things for God.”Together, we’ll explore what it means to let go of striving and rest in the truth that God isn’t asking for our greatness—just our presence, trust, and love.

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Amy's *NEW* devotional, Sacred Dust - a 25 day embodiment devotional will be revealed on October 27th and can be purchased starting November 1st at Horacio Printing.

What happens when a weary heart, raised in the bustle of evangelical ministry, wanders into a humble midweek liturgy? In this episode, I share the story of stepping into an Episcopal healing service on a random Wednesday morning—and finding myself unexpectedly undone by the beauty of humility, tradition, and timeless prayer. From childhood memories of exploring quiet sanctuaries, to the struggle of finding church as a safe place while raising an autistic child, I reflect on the ache many of us carry with church and the longing for something more real, more gentle, and more humble. This is a conversation about disillusionment, discovery, and the surprising grace of finding God right where we didn’t expect Him.

PLUS: An exciting announcement about my *NEW* devotional, coming out November 1st!

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