Good Question With Jessica Tanderup

What does it mean to submit to the process? This is a good question Jessica has been pondering since her breast cancer diagnosis. In this episode, she will lay out the struggles and challenges on her journey of submission.

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Where have you been for the past 15 months? That’s a Good Question, and Jessica is back to answer it. Get ready for a brand new season full of dynamic and thought-provoking topics. We are excited to be back and glad to have you along for the ride.

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Jessica talks with her sister Jennifer Short about some of Jess’s favorite resources for new year goal planning. They discuss some of the mental hurdles they’ve worked to overcome…like defeating an “all or nothing” mindset and overcoming perfectionism to actually write in those pretty journals and planners. 

Are you looking for tools to dig deep and start growing toward your dreams?, Do you need help just coming up with a sustainab...

Jessica talks to Allie Jones, mother, and owner of JAML Jams, about her method of praying for clarity. Have you ever wanted God to give you a neon sign or make things laughably clear? Allie shares her wisdom on making significant life transitions and finding clarity. This is a fun episode filled with laughter and great practical advice. No matter where you are in life, Allie will show you how you can ask God to make things laughabl...

Jessica talks to Good Question’s resident secret agent and anonymous source “K” about one of the most divisive topics in society these days: the news and current events. “K” discusses the pros and cons of staying current in the ever-expanding flood of information. She also explains why it is essential to maintain an awareness of local and world events.

How does the media we consume impact our relationships with one another and the ...

Jessica talks to Leanna Cherry, mompreneur and maker of the world’s greatest NY crumb cake, about health and fitness. In a world that seems to default to extremes, how can Christians strike a healthy balance of honoring the physical bodies God has given us without turning our own fitness into an idol.  This episode is full of practical tips that you can implement today, as well as potential mindset shifts that could c...

Jessica talks to Tony Oliver, pastor of Westside Apostolic Pentecostal Church, about Christian Ethics. Ethics are often portrayed as old-fashioned, but Pastor Oliver explains why they are still relevant in a daily Christian walk. Ethics are the bedrock of establishing trust within the body of Christ, cultivating community, and nurturing individual callings.

Jessica talks to Kalee Bernard, writer, speaker, and veteran youth minister, about our relationship with social media. Kalee shares her own approach to using social media, as well as the common pitfalls she's observed for youth and adults alike as we all navigate this huge part of life in the modern era. This episode will leave you asking this good question: am I using social media as a tool, or as a table? 

Jessica talks to Melinda Poitras teacher, speaker, preacher, and former missionary kid about cultivating community. Are you still looking for "your people"? What if you already have your core friends? Melinda draws on life experience and explains the biblical principles that command us to always be building our community. She talks about how the Kingdom of God can't exist without community.

Jessica talks to Shelley Coon of The Goodness Margin about increasing our capacity by decreasing our stuff. Can you achieve more while doing less? Shelley believes not only that you can but that it is the Will of God for your life. She talks about her ongoing journey to minimalism not only in her home but also in her schedule.

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Jessica talks to Bethany Easter worship leader, nanny, and vocal leader extraordinaire. She has led live recordings with Apostolic music powerhouses James Wilson, Mark Crowder, Draylin Young, and Charity Gayle. Can you be an effective worker in the Kingdom of God and still be lost? Can you make it to Heaven and still suffer loss? Bethany answers these questions and more! Her conversation about finding a personal place of worship is...

Jessica talks to Meg Najera author and host of the Unedited Podcast about practical tips for making prayer and Bible reading an everyday habit. Meg shares her story of how she fell in love with her Bible. She explains the mental and behavioral health benefits of daily prayer and Bible reading. This episode is loaded with straight talk, practical tips, and advice to get you going. You're not going to want to miss this conversation w...

Jessica talks to Cortt Chavis, Pastor of Truth Chapel, recording artist, and energetic worship leader. He discusses his time in the military and the critical lesson the Church should learn. Cortt examines the morality of music and the impact it has on us. In this episode, he reveals the things Justin Bieber, Beyoncé, and Apostolic artists have in common. Pastor Chavis also shares the secret of how to perform at events like NAYC (it...

Jessica talks to Mark Crower, a Music Director, worship leader, and recording artist. His song Anything Can Happen is currently storming up the ranks of the gospel music charts. Mark talks about his songwriting methodology and how he believes that Apostolic artists don’t need to go out and do a new thing just for the sake of doing something new. He emphasizes the power of prophetic singing and encourages us to stay true to our Apos...

Jessica talks to music teacher, influencer, and former music director Melody Silva about focusing and making time for the callings and gifts in your life. Melody discusses giving your best to God without getting discouraged by comparing yourself with others. She talks about time management and how to push through self-condemnation. This conversation is uplifting, fun to listen to, and full of practical advice.

Jessica talks to Jeremy and Jamin Hart, evangelists, songwriters, and recording artists, about ministering where you are in the moment. The couple discusses the musical influences on their lives, including southern gospel, which defined Jeremy’s early years. Jamin tells about her songwriting process and the moment she knew she would marry Jeremy. The Harts highlight that you must first be in a relationship with people before you ca...

Jessica talks to Jason Smith worship leader for Bethel UPCI in Long Island, NY about his struggles with anxiety and his methods of preparation. He discusses his feelings of shame and inadequacy after his divorce. Jason communicates the importance of mental health and stresses that seeking professional help and counseling is often the best choice. He talks about how he is the product of his pastor’s dedication to spiritual and music...

Jessica talks to Jeromy Hoffee Director of UPCI Music Ministry and the Worship Pastor at the Sanctuary in St. Louis, MO. Jeromy is a teacher and music lover with the heart of a pastor. He speaks about the importance of not replacing prayer with production. Following his passion for music and teaching Jeromy opened a music school and uses that business to connect with and reach his community. This episode is packed with insight from...