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Kirby Kelly, a speaker, influencer, and podcast host, joins the podcast to share her journey of finding freedom from habitual sin as outlined in her new book, You Can Be Free. She emphasizes the importance of confession, knowing the truth about God, the enemy, and ourselves, setting boundaries, and relying on God's strength. She highlights the power of community as well as understanding our humanity and relying on Jesus for healing and transformation.

This episode highlights the need for confession, repentance, letting go of shame, surrender, finding true joy, self-forgiveness, and the process of sanctification. Kirby emphasizes the importance of relying on God's strength, walking in new godly disciplines, and developing intimacy with God through daily Bible reading and prayer.

Kirby encourages listeners to remember that they are not alone in their struggles and to be bold in sharing their stories to break chains and find freedom.

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Kirby Kelly is a 27 yr old speaker, influencer, and podcast host from Dallas, Texas, who has been creating Christian content for over a decade on a multitude of platforms. She graduated with a Master in theology in 2023 from Dallas Baptist University. Together with her husband, she equips ministries with creative media strategies and creates engaging content to reach the masses with the joy, truth, and message of the gospel on her platforms. Kirby's mission statement reflects her heartbeat in all she does: to equip, empower, and engage individuals in Spirit and in truth.

Website + Book: www.kirby-kelly.com

Social Media: @kirbyisaboss

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Welcome back! This episode covers the book of Amos in part 20 of the 'Walking Through the Bible' series. Today we highlight the prophet Amos's message of judgment and restoration to the northern nation of Israel. We also explore the historical context, themes, breakdown of chapters, and the purpose of the book of Amos.

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Welcome back to Walking Through the Bible! Today's episode provides a brief overview of the book of Hosea, highlighting its historical context, key themes, and the parallels between Hosea's marriage and God's relationship with Israel. It also delves into the themes of adultery, judgment, and restoration, emphasizing the loyal love of God for Israel. We touch on the historical setting, the divine council worldview, and the consequences of Israel's disobedience.

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Today's episode and conversation covers the journey of Christian mom and life coach, Natalie Hixson, as she shares her personal story of overcoming destructive anger and behavior. She discusses the struggles of Christian moms, the impact of culture, and the difference between destructive and normal anger as a mother.

Natalie also provides practical tools for managing anger and triggers as a parent. The conversation covers various aspects of parenting, including dealing with triggers, managing relationships with spouses, and the impact of the enemy's influence on families. It also emphasizes the importance of prayer, surrender, and furthering God's Kingdom within the home.

Today's discussion with Natalie provides tools and resources for moms who may be struggling and encourages them to seek help and community.

Natalie Hixson is a Certified Professional Life Coach and has over 20 years of experience raising children. Has been helping moms in mindset transformation for over 11 years. She’s spent over eight years and hundreds of hours coaching moms, specifically through destructive anger, with a 100% satisfaction rate!

Key Takeaways:


The journey of overcoming destructive anger and behavior as a Christian mom and life coach.
The impact of culture on the struggles of Christian moms.
Understanding the difference between destructive and normal anger and practical tools for managing anger as a parent.
The importance of emotional maturity and spiritual growth in parenting and overcoming triggers.
Natalie's personal story and testimony of healing and restoration as a mom and wife. Dealing with triggers and challenges in parenting is a normal part of the journey, and seeking help and community is essential for growth and restoration.
The impact of the enemy's influence on families and the importance of prayer, surrender, and furthering God's kingdom within the home.
Tools and resources, such as the trigger tracker, are available to help moms process their emotions and navigate the challenges of motherhood.

You can find Natalie online at https://nataliehixson.com/ as well as IG at @angrymamacoach



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In this episode, Dr. Joel Muddamalle joins us as we explore the Divine Council Worldview.

Joel dives into the divine council worldview, explaining its significance and how it brings coherence to the scriptures. He starts with the concept of the cosmic mountain in Eden and the presence of God's cosmic family. He discusses the rebellion of the sons of God in Genesis 6 and the resulting Nephilim.

Joel then explores the Tower of Babel and the division of nations, highlighting the role of the divine council in stewarding the nations. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding the supernatural elements of scripture and their impact on our faith.

In this conversation, Dr. Joel Muddamalle and Jenny Mire discuss the divine council worldview and its implications for understanding the supernatural realm. They explore the concept of the divine council, which consists of God and other supernatural beings, and how these beings interact with humanity. They also delve into the role of Jesus in reclaiming the nations and bringing unity and peace. Understanding the divine council worldview helps believers have a deeper understanding of their identity, recognize the tactics of the enemy, and live out their commission in Christ. Joel's book, 'The Hidden Peace,' further explores these concepts.

Joel Muddamalle holds a Phd in theology and serves as the director of theology and research at Proverbs 31 Ministries. He is a co host of the Therapy & Theology podcast with Lysa TerKeurst and licensed counselor Jim Cress.Joel serves on the preaching team at Transformation Church in Indian Land, SC and is a frequent speaker for conferences and events. He just released his first book, “The Hidden Peace: Finding True Security, Strength, and Confidence Through Humility. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Joel and his wife enjoy a full house with their four children and two dogs. If he doesn’t have a theology book in hand, you can be sure he’s coaching one of his kids in a sport, or doing his best to keep up his hoops game on the basketball court. 



You can find Joel's book here: https://muddamalle.com/

Joel's IG: https://www.instagram.com/muddamalle/

Humble Theology YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Muddamalle



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Dr. Natalie Atwell joins the show to discuss mental illness vs. spiritual warfare. She shares the journey the Lord has led her on in being able to access if someone is truly struggling with mental illness or if something spiritual is going on. Tune in to hear Dr. Atwell chat through how the Divine Council Worldview has changed how she counsels clients as well as some seemingly innocent things can open the door to spiritual warfare manifesting as mental illness.

Dr. Atwell has been in the counseling field since 2005 after receiving her Master’s Degree in Education and Counseling from the Liberty University. She also earned her Doctorate of Education in Family Care and Counseling at Liberty University. She is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor (LCMHCS #7482) in the state of North Carolina, Board-Certified Professional Christian Counselor (BCPCC #1184) and National Certified Counselor (NCC #1722519). In addition to managing an office and seeing clients, she is an adjunct faculty member teaching counseling classes at Liberty University. Her professional memberships include the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC); NC Association of Licensed Professional Counselors (NCANC). Natalie is a part of the Christian Counseling Network (CCN) and the Focus on the Family referral network.

You can learn more about Dr. Atwell, her course, and upcoming book at:

Website | https://mentalwarriorconsulting.com/

IG | @drnatalieatwell

Book Intro: So many of us are disturbed by the craziness of the world today and life in general, unable to find peace in the midst of it all. Dr. Natalie Atwell believes it is, if we put on the right pair of shoes each day, the shoes of peace. In I Can Do Anything in the Right Pair of Shoes, Dr. Atwell uses her love of shoes to share her story of how to walk a life of peace. As a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, she uses the armor of God metaphor from Ephesians 6, showing us how when we put on the shoes of peace, it helps us overcome our past, present, and future attacks of the enemy, which ultimately leads to a life of peace.



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