Walking with Kelley and Kristy

Today, we thought it was important to slow down, center our hearts, and take the next few minutes to focus on the true meaning of Easter. Not just the holiday, not just a moment—but the life, death, and the resurrection of JESUS, those things, well THEY CHANGED everything!! Scripture tells us that we were dead in our transgressions, but because of Jesus, we’ve been made alive. Because of the cross and the empty tomb, we now have ho...

Today is such a special day for us because we get to welcome back someone who truly feels like family, not just to Kelley and Kristy but now to this podcast — our dear friend, Shannon Cannon joins us again to share what Walking on Mission in this season looks like for her. This is Shannon’s fourth or fifth time joining us, and every single conversation leaves us more encouraged, more grounded, and more inspired to live on mission r...

Our guest today is Cheri Glover. She’s a sister in Christ, a model, an author, and a speaker — but more than anything, she’s someone who is walking faithfully on mission with God in this season of her life.

Her story is so powerful. From hearing God speak to her heart at just 10 years old about being involved in fashion, to walking through years of waiting and wondering what she was supposed to be doing, and then stepping into mode...

Today's episode is especially meaningful because we get to welcome someone who is usually behind the scenes making all of this possible. Today we are joined by our producer, our dear friend, our sister in Christ, and truly one of our most trusted partners in everything podcast-related - Adriana Melendez Gann.

Adriana spends so much of her time helping tell other people’s stories, whether that’s producing podcasts or working with st...

Our heart for this podcast is simple: that you would be inspired and encouraged to keep walking on mission with God. He has called you. He has appointed you for such a time as this. And there is an abundant, life-giving joy that comes when we walk in step with Him.

Today, we are especially excited to welcome Mr. Grayson Profit to the podcast. Mr. Profit is a teacher at Ridge Christian Academy, and teaching for him is so much more t...

Walking on Mission doesn’t mean one day in the future, or when we feel more ready, or when life's circumstances feel perfectly aligned - but we believe it means right here, right now, exactly where God has us planted. Whether you’re leading, serving, waiting, or wondering what’s next, God’s plan and purpose for our lives isn't distant or reserved for a select few. It unfolds in the everyday steps of obedience, courage, and trust.

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On this episode we introduce a new season topic about Walking on Mission with God. Being Mission minded is actually much more about how we live every single day. It’s a posture of saying, “God, I want my life to be aligned with You. I want to notice where You’re working and be willing to join You right where I am.”

Walking on mission isn’t about striving or trying to prove anything to God. It’s about walking with Him, not just doin...

Today we’re especially excited because we’re joined by Tara Banks, author of the book” Finding Everyday Fruit”. Tara has such a beautiful, practical way of reminding us that spiritual fruit isn’t meant to be rare or complicated, it’s meant to be cultivated daily and shared in community. Through rich storytelling, scriptural insights, and Hawaiian imagery, Tara brings the nine fruits of the Spirit to life.

In her book, Tara invites...

In this episode, Kelley, Kristy, and Adriana walk through the garden of Galatians 5:22–23, reflecting on the nine fruits of the Spirit and how they can grow in our everyday lives. From love, joy, and peace to patience, kindness, and goodness, we talk about staying connected to Christ and allowing His Spirit to shape us into the women and men He has called us to be. We also touch on faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, remind...

Today on the podcast, we’re continuing to talk about what it looks like to walk in Fruitful Fellowship because we are led by the Holy Spirit. Galatians 5 reminds us that as we walk with Jesus, the Spirit produces love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, and self control in our lives.

And today we get to sit at the table with Kelley's husband, Erik, to talk about what developing the fruit of Peace has looked lik...

Today we are honored to have our friend McKenna Boone with us at the table. McKenna is passionate about walking with Jesus, discipleship, and connecting with other believers.

Scripture reminds us that “two are better than one” (Ecclesiastes 4:9), and we believe many are longing for deeper, healthier, more God-honoring relationships in 2026. This season, we’re challenging ourselves—and you—to be intentional about fruitful fellowship...

In this episode Jacob and Emory join us to talk about the importance of staying connected to God, and growing in fruitful fellowship with those around us. We are so encouraged by both of them and their desire to live lives that honor the Lord. You are truly in for a treat today as they share a fresh, honest perspective as young people who are seeking God and walking faithfully with Him.

In this new season, we’re diving into the top...

This season, we’re talking about walking in fruitful fellowship—the kind of Christ-centered relationships that don’t just make us feel connected, but actually shape us, sharpen us, and bear lasting fruit. It’s choosing to walk together in truth, love, prayer, and obedience to Jesus.

Thank you for walking with us. Let’s remain rooted, connected, and expectant for what God can do in and through us.  It is the fruit of the Spirit that...

Today’s episode is special because we’re closing out the year together—just two sisters sitting down to look back at all God has done in 2025. This season has been full of growth, laughter, stretching moments, and sweet reminders of God’s faithfulness, not just in our personal lives but in our families, our goals, and in our walk with Christ.

As we reflect on our favorite memories, the things we accomplished, and even the places wh...

Today we get to sit back down with a dear friend whose life is such a beautiful picture of Advent love—love that goes, love that serves, and love that shows up in the everyday places where God calls us. She is a single woman who followed the Lord’s leading all the way to Tanzania, where she now runs a primary school and pours the love of Christ into children who are growing, learning, and discovering their worth in Him. We’ve watch...

As we enter the third week of Advent, we turn our attention to JOY, but not the surface-level joy we often associate with the Christmas season. Advent reminds us that real joy is often born in places of longing, waiting, and even hardship. The joy of Scripture is not loud or flashy; it’s steady, surprising, and rooted in the presence of God. The prophet Isaiah spoke of a coming joy when he wrote, “The desert and the parched land wi...

As we step into this Advent week focused on Peace, many of us are already feeling the chaos of the Christmas season. In the middle of all the noise, Jesus reminds us, “My peace I give you… Do not let your hearts be troubled” (John 14:27). And Isaiah calls Him the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6)—not just for quiet moments, but for real life, right in the mess and busyness. So today, we want to take a breath together, slow everything do...

On today's episode we are joined by David and Kim McAlhaney. They share their beautiful testimony of longing and waiting to be parents, a HOPE and dream they never gave up on, and a continued faith they place in CHRIST alone. Their story is a great encouragement to us  - as we wait with the HOPE of CHRIST too!

Hope is the unwavering confidence that because God is faithful, good, and unchanging, we can trust Him with every tomorrow....

Psalm 100:4 says, ‘Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise.’ So as we gather with family this Thanksgiving, let’s not just pass the turkey and the pie, but also pass on gratitude—speaking life, encouragement, and love into one another. Because gratitude doesn’t just honor God—it builds stronger families and deeper connections. 

The hymn “Count Your Blessings” has a beautiful and encouraging history that ties pe...