In honor of Foster Care Awareness Month coming up in May, this episode invites us into a meaningful, Christ-centered conversation about caring for some of the most vulnerable among us.

Lindsey sits down with Allison and Rachel—two foster moms who share their personal journeys into foster care, what led them to say “yes,” and how God has met them every step of the way. Through both beautiful and difficult moments, they offer an honest look at the realities of fostering—the joy, the heartbreak, and the deep ways it shapes faith and family.

Together, we explore the biblical call to care for children, the urgent need for foster families, and the vital role the Church plays in supporting them. You’ll hear stories of connection, growth, and God’s faithfulness, along with the challenges that come with loving children in hard places.

Whether you’ve felt a nudge toward foster care or simply want to learn how to support those who are fostering, this conversation will encourage you that obedience matters more than perfection—and that every believer has a role to play.

You don’t have to have all the answers to take a step. You just have to be willing to say yes.

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We’re wrapping up our three-part series on the book of Ephesians by stepping into chapters 4–6—where doctrine becomes daily life.

In this final conversation, Lindsey sits down with Lisa and Cynthia to talk about what it looks like to walk in light of who we are in Christ. Together, we explore God’s design for unity in the church, the role each of us plays in building up the body, and how humility, love, and truth hold us together.

We also lean into some of the more challenging and beautiful passages on submission and order in relationships—asking what it really means to reflect Christ in our homes, our friendships, and our communities.

And finally, we turn to the reality of spiritual warfare, unpacking the armor of God and what it looks like to stand firm in faith in the middle of everyday life.

Whether you’ve been walking through Ephesians with us in women's Bible study or are just joining in, this episode is an invitation to live grounded, unified, and strong in the Beloved.

In this deeply tender episode, Susanne and Meredith sit down with Morgan to hear her story of walking through infertility and loss. With honesty and courage, Morgan shares what it has looked like to grieve, to wrestle with God, and to continue trusting Him in the middle of unanswered prayers.

Together, they talk about the quiet loneliness that often accompanies infertility, the weight of loss, and the ways faith can feel both anchoring and difficult in seasons of deep pain. Morgan also shares how God has met her in her grief—not with easy answers, but with His presence.

Whether this is part of your story or you’re walking alongside someone who is hurting, this conversation offers gentle encouragement, practical insight, and a reminder that you are not alone. God is near to the brokenhearted, and He sees every tear.

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In this episode, Susanne sits down with Carey, Teresa, and Ella for a meaningful conversation on the importance of multigenerational relationships in the church.

Together, they explore the beauty of women across different life stages walking in faith side by side—learning from one another, encouraging one another, and growing together in Christ. From personal stories of spiritual influence to honest reflections on barriers between generations, this conversation points us back to the biblical vision of Titus 2 and what it can look like lived out in everyday life.

The guests also share the impact of women who have shaped their faith, what each generation brings to the body of Christ, and how we can step more fully into mentoring and discipleship relationships.

We hope this episode encourages you to pursue deeper connections across generations.

Make plans to join us for our upcoming "Better Together" event on April 26 with Joy Joiner!

Register here for "Better Together."

In this special episode, we sit down with author and speaker Elizabeth Woodson, who will be joining us this August for our Equip Conference. Elizabeth shares about her upbringing in the church, her journey into ministry, and the heart behind her newest book, Habits of Resistance: 7 Ways You're Being Formed By Culture and Gospel Practices to Help You Push Back.

Together, we explore some of the subtle but powerful ways culture is shaping us—and how intentional, gospel-centered practices can help us resist and remain rooted in Christ. Elizabeth speaks directly to women in every season, from college students navigating independence, to moms discipling the next generation, to women seeking to live faithfully in a noisy world.

This conversation is both grounding and challenging, inviting us to examine what is forming us and equipping us with practical ways to stand firm in truth.

We would love for you to join us at our Equip Conference this August, where Elizabeth will be teaching more on this theme. This is the perfect opportunity for college women, moms and teen daughters, and women of every age to invite a friend, a neighbor, and come enjoy a weekend together!

You can find registration details here.

In this episode, Lindsey sits down with Hollie, Emma, and Susanne for an honest conversation about why serving in the local church truly matters. Three of these women currently serve on staff, and one volunteers faithfully after previously serving on staff—each bringing a unique perspective on what it looks like to use your gifts to build up the body of Christ.

Together they discuss how serving is not just about filling a role, but about spiritual growth, deeper connection, and participating in the mission God has given His church. When every believer steps into their unique calling, the church functions as it was designed—but when parts of the body remain inactive, something important is missing.

In this conversation, they talk about:

• Why serving strengthens our own faith

• How God uses serving to grow and shape us

• The beauty of the church functioning as a body where every part matters

• The relationships and community that form when we serve together

• What’s at stake when believers stay on the sidelines

• Why serving as a family—and modeling it for our children—matters for the next generation

Whether you’re already serving or still wondering where you fit, this episode will encourage you to see the vital role you play in the life of the church.

Links:

Spiritual Gifts Survey

Serve One Opportunities at PABC

What does it look like for women to respond faithfully to a call into vocational ministry?

In this episode, I sit down with three young women on our church staff—Lindsey, Mary, and Emma—to talk about their unique journeys into ministry. They share how they first sensed God’s call, the role our church’s internship and apprenticeship programs played in shaping their paths, and what their day-to-day lives in ministry really look like across different areas of service.

You’ll hear honest reflections, meaningful moments that remind them why they do what they do, and encouragement for anyone discerning their own next step. Whether you’re wrestling with a sense of calling yourself or walking alongside a young woman who is, this conversation is meant to inspire courage, clarity, and obedience.

More information about Prince Avenue Baptist Church's internship program for college students can be found here.

Find out about the post-graduate apprenticeship program here.

We are halfway through our study of Ephesians with Prince Women, and what a rich journey it has been! In this episode, Lindsey, Lisa, Therese, and Emily pause to reflect on chapters 1–3 — the breathtaking blessings we have in Christ, the grace that made us alive, and the unity we share as one body.

Together, we revisit what it means to be blessed, seated, and united in the Beloved. We talk about identity, the hope of His calling, the abundance of His grace, and the beauty of learning theology in community. If you’ve fallen behind or are feeling overwhelmed, this episode is an encouragement to press in.

Whether you’re taking part in the Ephesians study or simply listening along, this conversation will help you see more clearly Who God is and who you are in Christ.