The 323 Podcast

Tiffany Etterling

The 323 Podcast explores how leaders live out Colossians 323 in real time—working with all their hearts as unto the Lord. Each episode features authentic conversations with Christian leaders who are navigating real-world challenges: building culture, stewarding success, leading teams, and seeking Kingdom impact beyond the bottom line.

  1. Sep 21

    Get Out of Your Own Way: Marcia Jerry on Surrender, Identity, and Restored Ground

    Marcia Jerry is the founder of Above All Cost and the author of Restored Ground, a book that names the relationships and patterns we've learned to call familiar, even when they were never meant to feel normal. Marcia and Tiffany share a connection back to Azusa Pacific University, and Marcia's own path wound from the Bay Area to Houston before God settled her in El Paso, right where a 2019 list of dreams eventually led her. In this conversation, Marcia unpacks the four things her book identifies as the patterns that keep people stuck in unhealthy relationships, familiar, enough, alone, and reality, and walks through how each one shows up not just at home, but on our teams and in our workplaces. She and Tiffany also talk candidly about imposter syndrome, what it looks like for a leader to actually practice what they preach, and why letting go of a plan you've held tightly can be the start of something better than you imagined. Connect with Marcia on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/aboveallcost and on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@aboveallcosts. Find Restored Ground on Amazon at https://a.co/d/04H6dWdb, or locally in El Paso at Christian Outlets. Listen to more episodes at https://www.323podcast.com The 323 Podcast is Sponsored by C12 Borderplex. Learn how C12 helps Christian CEOs build great businesses for a greater purpose at https://www.c12borderplex.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/c12borderplex/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/C12Borderplex/

  2. Sep 7

    Father, Husband, Everything Else: Steve Hayes on Leadership, Identity, and Service

    Steve Hayes spent over three decades in uniform, first in the Air Force and then as a U.S. Marshal, before trading his badge for business as the owner of Signal of El Paso. In this episode, he talks about what changed and what stayed the same when he moved from leading in federal law enforcement to leading a security company that has grown from two employees to more than one hundred in just two years, with locations now in El Paso and Albuquerque. He's honest about the weight of making decisions with nobody looking over his shoulder, the mistake that cost him sixty thousand dollars in his first year, and why he still picks up a shift himself when the schedule comes up short. Steve also shares the question that reset his sense of identity after decades of defining himself by a title: what do you want on your tombstone? It's a good conversation for any leader trying to build something that lasts without losing themselves in the process. Learn more about Steve Hayes and Signal of El Paso at https://locations.teamsignal.com/us/tx/el-paso/457/ Connect with Steve on https://web.facebook.com/signalelpaso?_rdc=1&_rdr#, or https://www.linkedin.com/company/signal-of-el-paso/ Listen to more episodes at https://www.323podcast.com The 323 Podcast is Sponsored by C12 Borderplex. Learn how C12 helps Christian CEOs build great businesses for a greater purpose at https://www.c12borderplex.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/c12-borderplex Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/C12Borderplex

  3. Aug 17

    Learning to Lament: Shelbi on Chronic Illness, Community, and the Ministry of Presence

    Shelbi is the founder of Hope Lives Here, a faith-based community walking with chronically ill Christians through prayer, small groups, worship nights, and fellowship.  After years running her own functional nutrition and strength coaching business, Shelbi was diagnosed with POTS, chronic fatigue, and post-viral syndrome, and the season that followed reshaped what she believed about productivity, presence, and God's economy.  In this conversation, Shelbi returns to share how a handful of Instagram posts turned into a global community, why the church often reaches for platitudes instead of lament, and the four-part practice her community uses to sit honestly with God in suffering.  She also lays out her vision for bringing Hope Lives Here into local churches, including courses and mentorship for congregations that want to walk with the chronically ill well.  This is a good listen for any leader who wants to understand what presence actually requires, and why lament, not fixing, might be the most biblical response to suffering.   Connect with Shelbi and Hope Lives Here on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/hope_liveshere/  or partner with the ministry at https://hopelivesherefoundation.my.canva.site/  You can also visit https://www.hopeliveshere1513.com Listen to more episodes at https://www.323podcast.com  The 323 Podcast is Sponsored by C12 Borderplex. Learn how C12 helps Christian CEOs build great businesses for a greater purpose at https://c12borderplex.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/c12-borderplex/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/C12Borderplex

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The 323 Podcast explores how leaders live out Colossians 323 in real time—working with all their hearts as unto the Lord. Each episode features authentic conversations with Christian leaders who are navigating real-world challenges: building culture, stewarding success, leading teams, and seeking Kingdom impact beyond the bottom line.