The Saints of Assisi: Living Whole and Holy with St. Francis, St. Clare, and St. Carlo Acutis with Gwen Wiseman (Episode 17)

What if you don’t need to know how God is going to do it? In this episode, I’m joined by one of my favorite people in the world, my coach, Karla Fitz, The Catholic Life Coach, for a conversation about the freedom that comes from learning to receive from God. As women, we can easily fall into the habit of doing, controlling, planning, and trying to figure everything out. But receiving asks something different of us: trust. Karla and I talk about what it looks like to surrender “The How,” recei...

What if the thing keeping you from stepping into what God is calling you to do isn't a lack of clarity but a fear of being seen? Whether it's sharing your testimony, showing up on camera, speaking up at work, stepping into leadership, using your gifts more boldly, or simply allowing people to see more of who you really are, visibility can bring up a lot of uncomfortable emotions. In this episode, we're talking about Christ-centered visibility and what it means to stop shrinking and step outsi...

What can the saints of October teach us about living whole and holy? In this episode of, we’re looking at five saints whose lives offer powerful invitations for the way we live, pray, make decisions, and become the people God created us to be. From St. Thérèse of Lisieux to St. Francis of Assisi, Our Lady of the Rosary, St. Carlo Acutis, and St. Teresa of Ávila, we’ll explore what these holy men and women can teach us about living with greater freedom, peace, trust, and intentionality. My hop...

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ryan and Annie Denome of The Wellness Way-Mason to explore the intersection of Catholic faith, physical health, healing, and the way God created us to live fully alive. Dr. Ryan and Annie share their very different experiences with healing and how those experiences deepened their faith and changed the way they understand God’s work in our lives. We talk about: • What it means to see God as a “root-cause God” • Why healing can look different from person to ...

What if one of the most loving questions you could ask someone is simply: “How can I pray for you?” In this episode, I share the story that inspired me to think more deeply about this simple question, and why asking it can be such a powerful act of charity. We live in a culture that often tells us to fix, control, solve, and give advice. But it isn't our job to fix people or control their circumstances. Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is bring someone to Jesus. In this episode, we e...