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Welcome to the Faithful with Little Podcast! We are your hosts, Emily Lehman and Alyssa Thompson, lifelong friends who love Jesus and talking about His Kingdom work. Our hope is to capture candid conversations about our Faithful God, his work in our lives, and what it looks like to live faithfully in a fallen world.

  1. 26 NOV

    Ep. 29 | Holidays: Tell the Story

    In this last episode of our holiday mini-series, Emily and Alyssa talk about sharing the most important story of all, the gospel. Things we talk about: How do we practically share the hope of the gospel with others? Emily shares some of her personal recommendations for knowing the gospel yourself First we need to know the story for ourselves Asking what your local church is doing for Advent Start reading the Christmas story in the gospels (Luke, Matthew) Grab a few friends and read the Christmas story together Find an Advent devotional to do individually or as a couple Memorize Luke 2 together as a family What can we do with our kids to point them to the gospel around the holidays? Advent Blocks for kids Sally Lloyd Jones Advent Calendar Going to a live nativity together as a family or Christmas caroling Lighting candles during advent readings How do we take the gospel beyond on our own families? Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date with future episodes in 2025!

    31 min

  2. 19 NOV

    Ep. 28 | Holidays: A Place at the Table

    Welcome back to our holiday mini-series! In today's episode we talk about the unique opportunities the holidays give us for service and hospitality. Things we talk about: The most important item you have in your home this holiday season Why opening up our homes can be so hard "Structural family" and "functional families" "Celebrate what you can get from your family, but realize they won't meet all your needs. " "How we relate to our own family members is part of our witness. The people close to us reveal the most about us." How the holidays present a unique opportunity for hospitality and service Be praying: about who God might be calling you to invite to join your table Be available: have enough space on your calendar and in your life that you can invite others into it Be aware: look for people in the margins Inviting people into things you are already doing Practical ways to involve your kids in hospitality A few tips + tricks we've learned from opening our homes Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date on future episodes! Follow us over on instagram

    31 min

  3. 12 NOV

    Ep. 27 | Holidays: Cultivating Contentment

    Welcome back to our holiday series! In today's episode we tackle the topic of contentment, why it's so hard in our culture, and share some practical ways we can be a people of joy this season. Things we talk about: Our unpopular holiday opinions Would you consider people content in our society today, especially during the holidays? How would you describe them? "A grateful man or woman will be a breath of fresh air in a world contaminated by bitterness and discontentment." How are the people of God described? How can we cultivate contentment in our lives and in our families? Questions to consider: Do I often complain about my circumstances, feeling like I deserve better? Would others describe me as a thankful person? Am I reserved or eager when it comes to expressing appreciation to others? Do others hear me voice more complaints and negative comments than words of gratitude about the typical events of daily life? Practical ideas shared on the show: Read through Exodus or Deuteronomy together as a family this holiday season Make a list for each of these headings: “Gifts from God” and “Gifts from Others.” Write down everything that comes to mind. Gratitude can (and should) lead us to intercession. A good prayer starter is to ask God to remind you of those who do suffer from some of the things He’s spared you from. Commit to praying for a few people who are suffering this holiday season.  GratiKube- family activity Noticing your necessary people- mailman, package delivery, coffee shop worker, child’s teacher or therapist.  Write out your personal testimony of how God saved you- what was your life like before he redeemed you? What has changed in your life since he delivered you? Ask guests coming to your parties to bring a canned item to donate to a local food pantry Put everyone’s name in a bowl and draw names. Say something you’re grateful for about that person Read a biography: The Hiding Place (gain some perspective) or God’s Smuggler Ask a friend to go through Choosing Gratitude by Nancy Leigh DeMoss (has a 30 day devotional)

    27 min

  4. 5 NOV

    Ep. 26 | Holidays: An Opportunity for Rejoicing

    We live in a culture saturated with excess, exhaustion, and entitlement. And sadly, the way believers celebrate the holidays often fails to look any different from their unbelieving neighbors and friends. Why is this? What could it look like for Christians to approach the holidays with a fresh, gospel perspective?  We aren’t here to give you the perfect gift guide or decorations tips. You won’t find us telling you what kinds of traditions you should do as a family or how to simplify the holidays so you can experience less stress.  We hope we can offer you something far better! In this episode, Emily and Alyssa talk very practically about why God has given us the holidays as an opportunity for rejoicing. Things we talk about: Where do holidays come from? What is their intended purpose? How can we as Christians lead the charge in rejoicing, celebrating, and enjoying all God has given us? What are some practical ideas for celebrating and setting our hearts right? Memory Making Mom Faithful with Little on instagram

    28 min

  5. 22 OCT

    Ep. 25 | Navigating the Library with Wisdom with Whitney Newby

    In this episode, Emily is joined by author Whitney Newby (founder of Brighter Day Press) to talk about navigating the library with wisdom. This is a super practical episode filled with suggestions on how believers can make a difference in their public libraries. You'll hear us chat about: An introduction to Whitney Newby and what led her to start Brighter Day Press What happens when we encounter inappropriate materials at the library? How can we navigate this, especially when it comes to our kids? How books get "votes" and why checking out good books is so important Are there phrases or reframes you use with your kids when you enter the library? Practical tips and tricks for building relationships with local librarians Whitney's new devotional for moms, Lift Your Eyes Other resources mentioned on today's show: A Child's First Book About Marriage The Jesus Storybook Bible

    24 min

  6. 15 OCT

    Ep. 24 | DGRS: To Forgive Yourself?

    In Christian culture, we sometimes find ourselves using words or catch phrases that "sound spiritual" but are not necessarily biblical. Emily and Alyssa tackle some of these often misplaced phrases in this series titled, "Did God Really Say...?" We are wrapping up this series by tackling our final phrase, "Did God really say to forgive yourself?" Things we discuss: Is this phrase actually found in Scripture? Let's define forgiveness. What is it? Do we see examples in the Bible of anyone who might have struggled to forgive themselves? What do we do with these feelings of shame and despair? Learning to reframe our statements and questions Are there any promises we can cling and hold onto? How should we live in light of being forgiven? Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date on future episodes, leave us a rating and review, or find us over on instagram!

    20 min

  7. 8 OCT

    Ep. 23 | DGRS: To Give Yourself Grace with Phylicia Masonheimer

    In Christian culture, we sometimes find ourselves using words or catch phrases that "sound spiritual" but are not necessarily biblical. Emily and Alyssa tackle some of these often misplaced phrases in this series titled, "Did God Really Say...?" In today's episode we are joined by author and speaker Phylicia Masonheimer as we talk about, "Did God really say to give yourself grace?" Questions we cover: Tell us about yourself, your family, and the work that you do. How would you define grace and how do you see it being shown in Scripture? What are some of the potential pitfalls we might fall into when we use the phrase, "give yourself grace"? What better encouragement can we offer to others? Talk us through some of the habits or rhythms you would encourage people to start with if they feel overwhelmed? How discipline brings freedom How home is a place of industry and purpose Tell us about any projects you're currently working on and where people can find you. Guest Bio: Phylicia Masonheimer is an author, speaker, and founder of Every Woman a Theologian. She lives on a small farm in northern Michigan with her husband, Josh, and their three children.

    28 min

  8. 1 OCT

    Ep. 22 | DGRS: He Won't Give Me More Than I Can Handle?

    In Christian culture, we sometimes find ourselves using words or catch phrases that "sound spiritual" but are not necessarily biblical. Emily and Alyssa tackle some of these often misplaced phrases in this series titled, "Did God Really Say...?" In today's episode we tackle the phrase "Did God really say He won't give me more than I can handle?" Is the phrase "God won't give me more than I can handle" even found in scripture? What is the context? "No temptation [regardless of its source] has overtaken or enticed you that is not common to human experience [nor is any temptation unusual or beyond human resistance]; but God is faithful [to His word—He is compassionate and trustworthy], and He will not let you be tempted beyond your ability [to resist], but along with the temptation He [has in the past and is now and] will [always] provide the way out as well, so that you will be able to endure it [without yielding, and will overcome temptation with joy]." 1 Corinthians 10:13 (Amplified Version) Do we see examples in Scripture of people who were given more than they could handle? “God will give you all the grace you need in every situation you face.” The importance of understanding your own strengths and weaknesses If Satan were to tempt you, how might he do it? What joy-stealing sins are you most prone to give in to? When are you most susceptible to temptation? How can you prepare for these times? How are you cultivating hope and delight in Jesus? We'd love for you to hit subscribe to stay up to date on future episodes or follow us over on instagram!

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Welcome to the Faithful with Little Podcast! We are your hosts, Emily Lehman and Alyssa Thompson, lifelong friends who love Jesus and talking about His Kingdom work. Our hope is to capture candid conversations about our Faithful God, his work in our lives, and what it looks like to live faithfully in a fallen world.

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