And Then..‪.‬ Suzie Chafin

I don't know what you've been praying for. Maybe it is finances, a relationship, a situation and NOTHING seems to change. In this episode I share a time in my life where despite my ceaseless praying I didn't see change. Then God showed up. He hears you. He loves you. Don't stop praying. He is at work!

Distractions are the number one joy killer, mission robber, purpose stealer we can encounter. I also believe it is one of the Enemy’s greatest tools. We can grow so busy doing unnecessary tasks, busy tasks, even tasks that seemingly seem good that we MISS our greater purpose, that unique gift that God has given you to give to the world. Let's dive in and learn how we can live on purpose, with less distractions to be the difference makers we were created to be.

.Jason Hietbrink, founder of Amplify Coaching, shares two struggles which shook him to his core causing him to question his identity, his worth and to be angry with God. Jason shares how each of those, which on the surface seemed terrible, actually were gifts of God's grace in his life. He is living proof of how even unwanted change can bring us to the next best chapter!

Have you ever been in a place where you asked yourself or said to yourself – Who Am I? Or I don’t even know who I am? Especially in seasons of change, when your children go to college, when you’ve experienced great loss like a death, divorce, or death of a friendship. Or how about if you’ve changed career paths by choice or by force? So many labels tend to make up our identity that we begin to believe what we do, what roles we play are who we are. Those are just descriptors, evidence of who w...

Tucked away in the heart of Ocean Beach, San Diego at the corner of Sunset Cliffs Blvd and Santa Monica Ave is a church with a sign that boldly invites the imperfect. It reads “A church or imperfect people.” If you have an opportunity to visit, you will go inside and see surfers with hair still wet, you will see students, you will see elderly, you will see homeless and you will see young couples. It is a beautiful experience. It is a judgement free zone that invites you to experience one thin...

In this episode I give a glimpse of what it was like to grow up in my 1980’s CODA world. As an advocate and protector of my parents, I had to find my voice, advocate for myself and learn who I was outside of being a helper. If you are a CODA, a caregiver, or a parent, this episode will help you realize it is okay to have needs. You are heard and known. You matter.