Podcast Categories: Religion & Spirituality

For Real with Kimberly Stuart invites listeners to eavesdrop on conversations with folks who live and love well, create beautiful things, teach us a ton, and let us in on what they know. Never one for successful small talk (JUNIOR HIGH WAS A STRUGGLE), Kim asks her guests to get right to it, mining stories of honesty and courage and finding plenty of snort-laughter and tears along the way. They tackle faith and grit and joy and sorrow and leave us with hope and renewed perspective to walk the stretch of road that’s ours alone.

For more on Kim and her books, visit KimberlyStuart.com

Geri Scazzero knew there was something desperately wrong with her life. She felt like a single parent raising her four young daughters alone. She finally told her husband, ‘I quit,’ and left the thriving church he pastored, beginning a journey that transformed her and her marriage for the better. In The Emotionally Healthy Woman Podcast, Geri talks about how she found a way out of an inauthentic, superficial spirituality to genuine freedom in Christ.

Can a podcast help you pray more? Valerie Woerner, the creator of Val Marie Paper prayer journals and author of Pray Confidently and Consistently sure thinks so! You'll get interviews that get you excited for prayer, how-to's that give you the practical tools, and guided prayers that bring the actual space. This is your offramp from the noise when it feels impossible to choose quiet!

**Also check out our sister podcast, Springboard Prayers, for new guided prayers.**

Ministry Leaders and their families live in a “glass house”—an environment where they are left vulnerable to the stress of ministry, the criticism of others, and feel the spotlight on their personal weaknesses. Lifeway’s “The Glass House” is a space where ministry leaders will shed light on the challenges they often don’t feel permission to talk about. Listeners who work in the trenches of church life will feel seen and gain tools to navigate ministry and life. Those who live outside this “glass house” will better understand what it’s like to dwell there. Join Ben and Lynley Mandrell for these shockingly confessional—yet redemptive—conversations.