Between the Pages Podcast

Boldly Seeking Ministries
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We live in a world where we tend to focus on the mountain top and valley moments that life brings us. The beginning, biggest victories, character climax, and loss that each chapter of life can bring. When we are on the mountain top we worship God, and when we are in the valley, we cry out to God.  But, we live most of our life in the day to day, where we just go through the motions. So how do we keep up a bold faith "between the pages" of life?  That is what "Between The Pages" is all about! We are challenging the conversations to dive deeper in how we can live out our faith.  Join us every other Wednesday as we talk to different guests, team members, community leaders about topics that will leave you feeling challenged and encouraged!  Continue the conversation each week on our Instagram @boldlyseeking

  1. Aug 19

    The Question the Church Keeps Getting Wrong About Grief & Loss

    Grief is one of the few things every single one of us has in common, yet it might be the hardest conversation to actually have. Today we're sitting with it instead of rushing past it, through the life of Jesus and the story of our guest, Becky Hunt. We are continuing our series on deconstructing Christian buzzwords, and grief has been on our list for months. I met Becky at the Called conference back in March and knew right away she was the one to have this conversation with. She is a speaker, an author, and the host of the Loud About Loss podcast, and today happens to be a full circle kind of day. Her second book, a grief devotional for mothers who have lost a child, was released this very morning. Becky shares the story of her daughter Gracie, born with a severe congenital heart defect, the surgery, the days in the hospital, and the sudden loss at 81 days old. From there we talk about what it actually looks like to grieve as a follower of Jesus, where the church gets it right, where it misses, and what to say (and not say) to someone who is hurting. KEY THEMES AND TAKEAWAYS Grief is full of dichotomies. Joy and sorrow can exist in the same hour, and that does not make either one less true. We were never taught how to grieve, so most of us learned to stuff it down instead. God did not “take” Gracie. The world is broken, and surgeons and medicine are not perfect, but God received her. Jesus wept at Lazarus' tomb even knowing he would raise him. That is permission for us to feel our feelings fully. The church often shares stories that end in miracles, and that leaves people without one feeling unseen. Grief is not only for death. A friend moving away, a diagnosis, a divorce, these all carry real loss too. People do not know what you need until you tell them. Waiting to be asked rarely works. OUR FAVORITE QUOTES "I made her a promise that I would never stop talking about her, and I've kept that promise." "I always thought that God didn't give Gracie the miracle. But now I know Gracie was the miracle." "God did receive her. He had a spot for her right next to him." "It's okay to grieve forever. It's still okay to talk about it too." "A lot of people don't know what you need until you tell them what you need." CHAPTER MARKERS 01:15 A full circle conversation five months in the making 05:06 Gracie's story starts here 09:33 Three impossible options 18:10 The night everything changed 27:10 Wrestling with God in anger 32:00 The moment it clicked, she was the miracle 44:33 What healthy grief actually looks like 1:11:20 Grief for the people still living 1:20:06 What to say when someone is grieving YOUR TURN This week's reflection: Where in your life have you been rushing toward hope before you let yourself actually feel the loss? What would it look like to sit in it a little longer? CONNECT WITH BECKY Website, everything and anything: https://beckyhunt.net/ I Am Near: A Grief Devotional for Mothers Who Have Lost a Child (released August 4th): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GW23VC4N Read an excerpt from I Am Near: https://mailchi.mp/fcdcd682998b/excerpt-from-i-am-near Joy Does Return: How God Meets You in Your Grief and Restores the Joy You Thought Was Gone: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GHMBVJWM Read an excerpt from Joy Does Return: https://beckyhunt.kit.com/cb0d360dc4 Loud About Loss Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0qhTShB6uTtpacCBDldv8o Loud About Loss on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@loudaboutloss Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imbeckyhunt/ Email: hello@beckyhunt.net 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  2. Jul 22

    “Why Are You Still Single?”

    Singleness is one of those topics everyone has an opinion on, but almost nobody wants to talk about with any real depth. So this week I flipped the mic around and let Jenni ask me the questions instead. This one is a little raw and a lot of honest. We talk through how culture defines singleness, how the church talks about it, what Scripture actually says, and what this season has genuinely looked like in my own life. I am almost 29, still single, and I have spent a lot of this year learning how to lean on my community and the Lord instead of the timelines everyone else seems to be handing me. KEY THEMES AND TAKEAWAYS Culture tends to push two extremes for single people. Either be the independent overachiever with a packed resume, or feel like something is missing until a relationship fills it in. The church means well but often leans on blanket statements like it is a gift or wait on the Lord's timing without ever going deeper. Single people can end up treated as the default volunteers because they supposedly have all the free time in the world. That is not true and it is not healthy. Singleness is a season, not an identity. Marriage will not make you whole, it makes you holy. Abiding in Jesus, like the vine and the branches in John 15, is something you can practice fully right now, not something that starts when you get married. Good, godly friendships, both single and married, are essential. Do not do this season alone and do not surround yourself with only one relationship status. The way good men treat you as a friend sets the bar for what you should expect in a future spouse. Small things like holding a door or checking in on a hard day matter. OUR FAVORITE QUOTES Marriage doesn't make you whole, it makes you holy. Singleness isn't an identity, it's a season. I want to have a Mary heart in a Martha world. You are not unlovable, Jesus is like, hold up, I love you so much. CHAPTER MARKERS 00:00 Why nobody talks about singleness with any depth 05:00 Ranking the things people say to single people 09:30 How culture defines singleness and independence 17:30 Where the church gets it right, and where it misses 24:00 What Jesus actually modeled for single people 37:00 Lessons this season has taught me about worth 44:00 Building a community that includes every season of life YOUR TURN This week's reflection: where in your life are you waiting for the next season to start before you let yourself feel whole right now? 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  3. Mar 18

    Called: Finding Joy in the Journey of Saying Yes

    What if joy isn’t waiting on the other side of clarity, healing, or the next chapter? What if joy is available to you right here, right now, in the middle of the questions, the surrender, and the unknown? This episode is a really special one because it comes straight out of the Called conference weekend in Minneapolis. Our team had the chance to spend time with women from all different backgrounds and stories, all gathering around one big question: what does it look like to say yes to God’s calling and still find joy in the journey? So this conversation is part recap, part encouragement, and part invitation. If you joined us at the conference, I hope this feels like a chance to revisit what God may have been stirring in you. And if you’re new here, welcome — I’m so glad you found us. Around here, we care deeply about having honest conversations about real faith, real life, and the very real questions that come with both. In this episode, I walk through four different biblical stories — David, Mary, Abraham, and Moses — and what each of them teaches us about courage, surrender, obedience, and trusting God when the full picture still isn’t clear. Key Themes + Takeaways Joy is not found in perfect circumstances — it’s found in the presence of God. Calling often comes with tension: promise and process, purpose and uncertainty, direction and lack of detail. Surrender is not a one-time moment. It’s a daily pattern of trusting God with what we cannot control. Obedience doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like resting, staying faithful, apologizing first, applying for the job, or simply getting up again tomorrow. God does not ask us to carry the outcome. Our responsibility is obedience; His responsibility is the outcome. Whether you feel like David, Mary, Abraham, or Moses right now, you are not alone in the season you’re in. Our Favorite Quotes “What if joy isn’t waiting on the other side of things to change?” “Joy is not the result of promotion. It is the result of proximity.” “Surrender in Scripture is always relational before it is situational.” “Your responsibility is obedience. God’s responsibility is the outcome.” “Joy is not waiting somewhere else for you to find. It is found in the yes.” Chapter Markers 00:00 — Welcome back + the heart behind this conversation 02:02 — A deep breath for the woman carrying a lot right now 04:29 — Psalm 16:11 and the truth about where joy is really found 06:27 — David: when your promise and your process don’t match 12:05 — Mary: surrendering without having the full plan 23:02 — Abraham: obedience before clarity 27:19 — Moses: what to do when you don’t feel qualified 30:23 — “Your responsibility is obedience” 33:07 — Your bold yes: making it personal 37:19 — Which moment are you in right now? Your Turn This week’s reflection: What is one “bold yes” God may be asking of you right now — even if you don’t yet have all the clarity you wish you had? Maybe your yes feels big. Maybe it feels small. Maybe it looks like trusting, resting, reaching out, applying, staying, grieving, or starting again. Whatever it is, write it down. Pray over it. Bring someone into it with you. And ask yourself honestly: Am I waiting for clarity before obedience — or is God inviting me to trust Him with just the next step? 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  4. Jan 28

    “I’ll Pray for You” — What We Mean, What We Avoid, and What Jesus Modeled

    There are seasons where prayer feels natural… and seasons where it feels like the words just won’t come. Today’s conversation is for the in-between—when you want to stay close to God, but you’re not sure how. Friends, we’re back with another Between the Pages episode, and this one honestly felt like such a full-circle moment for me. I got to sit down with my friend Grace—someone I’ve watched love Jesus with her whole heart, especially in the work she does with students and the way she shows up in real life, not just “church life.” And we went straight into the deep end together. Because prayer is one of those Christian buzzwords we all say… but if we’re honest, it can turn into a reflex instead of a relationship. So we slowed down and asked: what if prayer was never meant to be polished? What if it was always meant to be present? Key Themes + Takeaways Prayer as presence, not performance. It’s not about sounding spiritual—it’s about staying close to the Father. “I’ll pray for you” can be real… or a way to avoid. We talked about how that phrase can become a courtesy instead of an act—and what accountability can look like. Quiet isn’t emptiness—it’s awareness. Even when you don’t “hear” God, something shifts when you sit with Him and notice what’s happening inside you. The Bible calls out prayer-for-show. Matthew 6 reminds us prayer isn’t for an audience—it’s for communion. Faith has legs. James 2 challenged us: prayer isn’t a substitute for action when someone has real needs in front of you. Grace for the imperfect prayer life. If you don’t have the words, start simple. Pray the Lord’s Prayer. Show up as you are. Our Favorite Quotes “Prayer wasn’t something Jesus added to his life—it was the place he returned to again and again.” “Sometimes it feels like prayer becomes a courtesy… not an actual act.” “Jesus just wants a yap session. Just start talking.” “It’s like free therapy every day.” “I’m living in a five-year answered prayer right now.” Chapter Markers 00:00 Prayer as home base, not a spiritual reflex 06:24 Staying in rhythm with the Father’s heartbeat 07:14 “I’ll pray for you” — comfort phrase or real commitment? 22:15 Matthew 6 and the pressure to pray “the right way” 32:08 James 2 — when prayer replaces action 38:02 Vision boards, timelines, and giving ourselves grace 46:54 The Lord’s Prayer and returning to simple trust 01:01:36 “Not my will, but yours” — dependence as the point Your Turn This week, I want to invite you into something simple—no pressure, no performance: Where have you been treating prayer like a last resort… instead of a place you return to? And what would it look like to show up as you are—even if you don’t have the words? 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  5. Jan 14

    Rebuilding Biblical Community in a Busy, Broken World

    Community is one of those words that sounds warm and safe—until you’ve been hurt by it, or left out of it, or you’re trying to rebuild it from scratch. And then you start wondering… what does “biblical community” actually mean when real people are involved? Hey friend. We’re back. 💛 After a little break to soak in Christmas, New Year, and all the busyness that comes with that season, our team is finally together in person again here in Duluth—and honestly, it felt so good to sit down and have a real conversation face-to-face. Today we’re talking about community—one of the most common “Christian buzzwords,” and yet one of the most confusing. We say we need it, we’re encouraged to find it, and then we’re often left wondering why it can feel so fragile… or hard… or even painful. I’m joined by Grace and Jenny, and what I love about this conversation is that we’re all sitting in different seasons. Grace is freshly post-college and building a new rhythm of life. Jenny is stepping into motherhood. And I’m here in my late 20s navigating leadership, business ownership, and what it looks like to keep showing up with faith when community isn’t always easy. From the very beginning, God said it’s not good for us to be alone. And when Jesus stepped into the world, He didn’t build a platform—He built a table. He invited people into shared life: messy, committed, deeply human life. So we’re asking: Where have we turned community into a buzzword? And how do we rebuild it the way Jesus intended? If you’ve ever felt unsure, hurt, unseen, or like you’re on the outside of community looking in… this one is for you. Key Themes + Takeaways Community is more than proximity. It’s not just being around people—it’s consistency, intentionality, and presence. Biblical community includes both comfort and cost. Gratitude and vulnerability. Joy and accountability The early church wasn’t built on events. It was built on shared life: meals, prayer, generosity, and daily devotion. We can’t keep calling it community while avoiding the deep parts. Confession, prayer, trust, and “iron sharpening iron.” Community shifts with seasons, but true community doesn’t abandon your seat at the table. Community flows from closeness with Jesus. Jesus called the disciples to be with Him before He sent them out. Our Favorite Quotes “Jesus didn’t build a platform. He built a table.” “Community deepens as trust grows.” “You can’t just sit there and wait for the UPS guy to drop off the friends you’re going to have forever.” “Jesus doesn’t need your highlight reel. He wants your full autobiography.” “Whatever season someone’s in… it shouldn’t change their seat at your table.” Chapter Markers 00:00 Community: a common word, a confusing reality 02:40 What we actually mean when we say “community” 10:15 Why God made community essential, not optional 15:00 The early church blueprint 19:00 Why community feels different today 26:15 Programs vs presence 39:20 Community across seasons 55:55 The accountability we avoid 1:04:45 Rebuilding community the way Jesus intended 1:12:25 One step deeper Your Turn This week’s check-in: Where have you been settling for “surface community” because deep community feels risky? And if you’re brave enough to write one more sentence: What is one small next step you could take—one invitation, one text, one coffee, one honest conversation—to rebuild community the way Jesus intended? 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  6. 11/12/2025

    Becoming Who God Already Says You Are

    I used to think calling was something you found—like a hidden treasure buried just beneath the surface of your faith. If you prayed hard enough, chased the right dreams, and checked all the right boxes, one day you’d stumble across it and everything would finally make sense. But over the years, I’ve learned that calling rarely looks the way we plan. Sometimes it’s not about discovering something new—it’s about seeing what’s already in front. It’s just me today. No guest. No interview. Just me, a mic, and a topic that has both comforted and challenged me for years: calling.  To be honest, I was nervous sitting down to record this one. Because “calling” is one of those words that can carry both inspiration and pressure. It’s a word we hear in youth group, in sermons, on graduation cards—“Find your calling! Live your purpose!” But what happens when you think you’ve found it… and still feel lost? Over the last few years, God’s been reshaping how I see calling—not as something to achieve, but as something to become. And in this episode, I’m sharing how that realization changed everything for me: my career path, my faith, even how I see myself. Key Themes + Takeaways Calling isn’t a destination—it’s a relationship. God doesn’t ask us to do things for Him; He invites us to do things with Him. Identity comes before purpose. Before God calls you to something, He calls you His. You are already a masterpiece. Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we were created in Christ Jesus to do good works—not to discover our worth, but to live out what’s already true. Let go of striving. Real calling isn’t sustained by hustle or ambition—it’s sustained by the Holy Spirit. Abide, don’t race. Calling looks less like a staircase to climb and more like a table to sit at. Favorite Quotes “Maybe your calling is already written in who you are, not what you achieve.” “God calls us to do things with Him, not just for Him.” “Calling is the invitation to become.” “Not resting is often a lack of faith, because we think everything depends on us.” “Before God called you to do anything, He called you His.” Chapter Markers 00:01:06 – Nervous laughter & the truth about church “buzzwords” 03:15 – Doing all the “right” things and still feeling lost 07:45 – The lie of chasing an “extraordinary” life 10:20 – Ephesians 2:10 and realizing you’re already God’s masterpiece 11:00 – Losing a dream job and learning to sit with Jesus 14:23 – When God flips your calling and builds you through the season 23:02 – Doing things for vs. with God 27:02 – “You belong here”: finding worship again after rejection 30:33 – You’re still called—because you’re still His 35:18 – The three-legged race with Jesus: abiding instead of striving 38:00 – What “yes” really means in faith 41:03 – You’re not behind—you’re being built 42:09 – The table, not the staircase: communion as a picture of calling 45:08 – Micah 6:8 and walking humbly 46:03 – The truth that never changes: you are known, chosen, and loved Your Turn Take a deep breath and ask yourself: “Where in my life am I trying to find something, when God is simply asking me to be with Him?” This week, instead of chasing clarity, practice closeness. Sit at the table with Jesus. Let that be enough. 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  7. 10/29/2025

    Rest, Roots, and the Road Ahead with Troy Martin

    What if rest doesn’t look like a hammock and a nap—but 300 miles of mud, silence, and surrender? That’s the question my brother, Troy, unknowingly set out to answer when he hiked the entire Superior Hiking Trail this fall. Not for glory or a bucket list checkmark—but to find what happens when we finally stop trying to earn rest and instead, walk it out mile by mile. This episode is special. Not just because Troy is my brother—my built-in best friend and adventure buddy—but because his story reframes how we think about rest altogether. When I told him before his trip to think about “rest,” he laughed and said, “I’ll try.” Three and a half weeks later, blistered and changed, he had a lot to say. Together we unpacked what true rest looks like—what it isn’t, why we resist it, and how God uses wilderness seasons (literal and spiritual) to remind us we’re not the ones keeping the world turning. Because maybe rest isn’t stopping—it’s trusting. ✨ Key Themes & Takeaways Rest is an act of faith. When we stop striving, we declare that God—not us—keeps our world spinning. You can’t rest if you still feel responsible for everything. Rest begins where false dependency ends. Sabbath is worship, not recovery. It’s less about what we do and more about who we trust. Busyness can be disguised self-importance. The need to feel “needed” often keeps us from true peace. Silence and solitude matter. When we step away from noise, we finally hear what God’s been saying all along. Our Favorite Quotes “What we need to remove in order to rest might matter more than what we add.” “God didn’t rest because He was tired. He rested because it was good.” “Not resting is often a lack of faith—we think everything depends on us.” “If Jesus could sleep through a storm, maybe I can stop checking my email.” “Rest isn’t lazy—it’s holy trust in motion.” ⏱ Chapter Markers 00:00 – Rest redefined: a hike through surrender 06:50 – Why Troy took on 300 miles of the Superior Hiking Trail 13:00 – The false promise of “productive rest” 20:00 – When rest meets resistance: learning to be present 27:40 – Disconnection, dependency, and the noise we cling to 31:10 – Faith, Sabbath, and what Genesis really teaches us about rest 44:00 – How Jesus modeled rest in the middle of chaos 50:00 – The Westminster confession and the mental work of Sabbath 1:06:00 – The challenge: make your list of what depends on you 🪶 Your Turn This week’s reflection prompt: “What parts of your life have you convinced yourself can’t run without you—and what would it look like to trust God with them?” Maybe your rest doesn’t look like 300 miles of trail. Maybe it looks like closing the laptop early. Turning your phone on silent. Saying no to one more thing. Whatever it is—remember, rest isn’t retreating from life. It’s returning to the One who holds it all together. 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

  8. 10/15/2025

    If Church Isn’t a Building… Then What Is It? with Esther Maier

    When you hear the word church, what comes to mind? For some, it’s stained glass and pews. For others, it’s community, family, or a place that feels like home. And for many—it’s also where wounds were formed. In this week’s episode of Between the Pages, I sat down with my dear friend Esther Maier to talk about one of the most loaded words in the Christian faith: church. This season, we’re deconstructing Christian buzzwords—words we use often but rarely stop to define. And “church” might be the biggest one of all. What started as a movement of people on mission with Jesus has, over time, become a system, a building, and sometimes even a brand. Esther brings such a grounded, thoughtful perspective. She’s spent her life in the church—first as a pastor’s kid, now as a ministry leader—and she’s seen the beauty and the brokenness of it up close. Together, we asked: What was church meant to be? What have we turned it into? And how can we begin to live it out again the way Jesus intended? Key Themes + Takeaways Church as a People, Not a Place: The Greek word ekklesia literally means “called-out ones”—a gathering of believers, not a building with four walls. Acts 2 as the Blueprint: The early church was a living, breathing community—sharing meals, giving to those in need, and growing together daily. Frustration & Hope: Many young believers are wrestling with how modern church has become a production or institution rather than a movement. That tension is holy—it can lead us back to authenticity. Monday Morning Faith: What if our worship on Sunday looked the same on Monday? Following Jesus means carrying His presence into our work, families, and neighborhoods. Obedience Over Opinion: We don’t need better arguments about church. We need to actually live like Jesus—generous, relational, and full of grace. Our Favorite Quotes “The people are failing to be the church in the world. I’m failing to look like that too.” “If we want to be the church, let’s spend time with Jesus. Let’s do it with other people. Then let’s actually start doing what He did.” “Virtual church might be convenient, but it can’t replace the gathering. Even the word church means people coming together.” “We’ve made church both too complex and too simple at the same time.” “Have a confessional community—a place where you can name sin and be known. That’s where real growth starts.” Chapter Markers 00:00 – What comes to mind when you hear “church”? 04:37 – Esther’s journey: growing up in ministry and seeing it from the inside 11:04 – What church actually means in Scripture 17:21 – The world’s definition vs. Jesus’ design 23:10 – Acts 2 and the tension between discipleship and mission 33:33 – Virtual church, convenience, and what we’ve lost 45:15 – Following Jesus in the real world 54:22 – The challenge: create a confessional community Your Turn This week’s reflection: What would it look like for you to be the church right where you are—at home, at work, or in your neighborhood? Maybe it’s as simple as starting a conversation, sharing a meal, or confessing honestly to someone you trust. Because the church was never meant to be something we attend—it’s something we are. 💛 Support the Podcast 🛍 Shop the Boldly Seeking Merch Line – 100% of proceeds support Season 4 of the podcast ✉️ Join Our Email List for updates, devotionals, and community events 💬 Follow us on Instagram @boldlyseeking 📣 Help Us Grow: If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a friend or someone in your community who’s navigating a season of waiting or transition. Your reviews and ratings help this podcast reach others who need these messages of hope and faith.  Visit https://boldlyseeking.online/ to learn more and donate

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We live in a world where we tend to focus on the mountain top and valley moments that life brings us. The beginning, biggest victories, character climax, and loss that each chapter of life can bring. When we are on the mountain top we worship God, and when we are in the valley, we cry out to God.  But, we live most of our life in the day to day, where we just go through the motions. So how do we keep up a bold faith "between the pages" of life?  That is what "Between The Pages" is all about! We are challenging the conversations to dive deeper in how we can live out our faith.  Join us every other Wednesday as we talk to different guests, team members, community leaders about topics that will leave you feeling challenged and encouraged!  Continue the conversation each week on our Instagram @boldlyseeking

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  • Creator
    Boldly Seeking Ministries
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    54
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    © Boldly Seeking Ministries
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    Between the Pages Podcast