This n That Trio

In this warm holiday episode the hosts share cozy conversation over hot chocolate, family stories and tree-decorating memories, laugh about a hilarious comedy show, and reflect on faith and encouragement. They discuss giving and gratitude, hard but hopeful truths about living loved, and close with personal updates, prayer, and reminders to trust God's timing.

A candid episode about last-minute Christmas chaos, the meaning behind the three gifts, and choosing service over consumerism.The hosts share stories of faith, struggle with busyness, how small distractions can ruin the season, and encourage listeners to find peace by serving others and putting God first.

In this episode a recording mishap leads into an honest conversation about the true meaning of Christmas—finding peace and hope in the midst of chaos. Tara reads a story about grief and comfort, reminds listeners that Jesus comes for the broken, and encourage intentional time with God.
The hosts also share family memories, holiday traditions, and everyday moments of faith, closing with prayer and practical encouragement to lean on God through hard seasons.

Hosts trade humorous mail-route stories and reflections on family, faith, and the busyness that buries priorities, all sparked by a lively community Thanksgiving.They talk survivor’s gratitude, simplifying holiday traditions, the value of presence and community, and close with encouragement and prayer.

Hosts recap a trip to Florida for a beautiful wedding and family time, sharing funny travel moments, late arrivals, and the joy of being together. They reflect on a church sermon about gratitude and presence, and highlight inspiring encounters along the way.The episode weaves personal stories — from a miraculous healing at a local coffee shop to community outreach and prayer — into a clear message about living with gratitude, unity, and faith.

We have decided to share from Sunday's message with Curtis and Crystal Christopher.  Tara is still learning the ropes of producing, so this is unedited.  We are all thankful for the opportunity to meet the Christopher family!  We are praying it speaks to you.
When the Christophers came to Fostoria Nazarene Church, they brought with them not only their testimony but also a living example of how God weaves redemption into even the darkest chapters of our lives. Their journeys—through both divorce and death—mirror each other so closely that it is impossible not to see the hand of God at work from the very beginning.
Curtis reminded us of the importance of “putting your house in order,” a lesson he first learned as a college student. That phrase is more than practical advice—it is a spiritual call to prepare our hearts, our homes, and our lives for the presence of God.
Their story is not one of despair, but of encouragement. It shows us that grief, though heavy, can be transformed into testimony. It reminds us that when we surrender our brokenness, God builds something beautiful.
As sisters in Christ, we rejoice in having met them. Their words uplifted us, their faith strengthened us, and their presence reminded us that we are never alone in our struggles.
 

Three sisters gather for pizza, ice cream and warm conversation, sharing laughs, family updates and small-town moments while celebrating food, fellowship and community life.They discuss the spiritual practice of fasting and how it deepened their prayer life and focus on God, reflect on Bible study insights and books that encouraged them, and close with testimonies of thankfulness and a group prayer.

Three sisters gather around Trina's table with bad coffee and warm apple betty, sharing candid stories about work, prayer, and the messy journey of faith.
Through humor, scripture, and real-life struggles they encourage one another to let God lead, witness to others, and keep growing as "works in progress."

Hosts react to an unusually dark Halloween landscape — skeletons, morbid displays, and cultural unease — and reflect on how it reveals a deeper spiritual tension. They contrast the world’s fear and urgency with the peace and light found in Jesus, encouraging listeners to choose prayer over complaining and daily Scripture over despair.
Through personal stories (a Hocking Hills hike, park rangers’ rescue, family Bible study) and reflections on Lysa TerKeurst’s Uninvited and other faith-builders, the episode urges believers to stay near God, live loved, and let His Word guide their steps.

Hosts chat about family life—grandkids, a hilarious gender reveal that surprised everyone, and a successful scrapbooking event at Patriot Hall.
They reflect on Bible study lessons about purpose, waiting on God, and how small acts and kind words can have big impact, share a touching adoption story, announce upcoming community events, and close in prayer and gratitude.