This n That Trio

Three sisters chat about spiritual gifts, the challenge of staying connected to God in life’s messy middle, and the power of prayer, listening, and community. They share everyday stories—gas stops, ice cream, family moments, scars from illness—and honest encouragement about aligning our hearts to God.
Simple, warm, and practical, this episode invites listeners to be present, pray for one another, and surround the hurting with love.

The hosts reflect on a recent conference about prayer, the importance of being still before God, and the difference between transactional and transformative prayer. They discuss battling pride, staying spiritually nourished so we can serve others, and the value of honest community and vulnerability.The episode also covers the Bowling Green Pregnancy Center gala, highlighting a new fatherhood program, the life‑changing impact of ultrasounds and volunteer support, and practical ways listeners can get involved or give.

Three friends record from a car after a Virginia Beach women’s conference, sharing stories from the trip and the teaching they heard about the Lord’s Prayer. They reflect on connections between the Old and New Testaments, worship, surrender, and practical faith in daily life.Along the way they trade humorous hotel anecdotes, beach moments, and spiritual takeaways that encouraged them to be hungry for God’s Word, practice confession and submission, and carry Christ’s presence into their communities.

Three sisters meet at a reopened coffee shop to share thankfulness, personal stories of God’s faithfulness, and lessons about trusting Him through valleys and victories. They discuss prayer, community, discerning true friendships, and the importance of being obedient and expectant for God’s work.
They also explore modern concerns—how AI, isolation, and cultural changes affect young people and faith—urging listeners to stay rooted in Scripture, build real relationships, and lovingly share the message of Jesus.

Three sisters record on Good Friday, sharing honest conversation about spiritual dryness, moments of deep encounter with God, and lessons from Lent readings like "Who Do You Say That I Am?" They talk about the importance of community, discipline, and choosing Jesus as the center of life.
The episode offers encouragement through personal stories, sermon takeaways, and a reminder that the resurrection brings living hope. It closes with prayer, thanksgiving, and a call to lift one another up.

This episode features a candid trio conversation about how "life is real": faith tested, the weight of adult children, and the joy of family milestones.
They share updates including Madi’s rental blessing, the arrival of granddaughter Abby June ("Barb"), reflections on pruning and trust during Lent, and practical homesteading/community ideas—all closed with a heartfelt prayer.

This short episode explains why the hosts couldn’t record and shares a heartfelt reminder that they are still praying for listeners. They introduce the BLESS acronym as a simple way to live out Christian community: Begin with prayer, Listen, Eat together, Serve, and Share God’s love.Listeners are encouraged to bless others in practical ways, lean on one another in prayer, and prepare their hearts for Holy Week.

The family trio visits Maryland to help Air Force daughter Madi settle after a PCS, sharing house-hunting adventures, a mistaken trip through NSA, and explorations of Baltimore, Annapolis, Arlington Cemetery and the National Mall.
They reminisce about overseas life in Korea, England and Hawaii, enjoy local food and markets, and discuss faith, resilience after divorce, and gratitude as they close the episode with a prayer.

This episode follows warm family gatherings and everyday moments—shared meals, spring cleaning, preserving produce, and the humor of household life—while reflecting on faith, community, and learning to slow down.Listeners hear a pastor's call to purposeful living and serving, reminders about accepting grace, taking time to rest with God, and practical ways to love others one small action at a time.

Three sisters share life updates, family anecdotes, and plans for communal living while swapping funny stories about pigs, birthdays, photos, and everyday chaos.They dig into spiritual reflections prompted by John Bevere’s message on the fear of God, discuss the balance between legalism and grace, and celebrate stories of redemption and new beginnings.The episode closes with gratitude for answered prayers, a look at Bible reading through Lent, and a simple encouragement to trust God’s guidance and mercy.