Continuing with this month's theme about body image, Lisa challenges us with the idea of generational stigmas. In this short but powerful episode, Lisa brings to light the lies we may believe about our bodies as a result of familial relations, and offers encouragement on how to embrace God's truth.

Lisa welcomes a new friend on the show today, Dr. Jessica Peck: Professor, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, mom of four teens, and author of "Behind Closed Doors." Lisa and Jessica's daughters recently became roommates at Baylor University, so listen in for a very personal and heartfelt conversation about behavioral challenges, parenting, and faith.

In this episode, Lisa invites listeners to have a crucial conversation about body image.  Rather than using pom poms and pep talks to address deep issues of past generational mindsets and habits, Lisa offers a fresh perspective that “God knows what your body has been through.” Listen in for encouragement and healing as you begin 2023.

Lisa welcomes to the last JOE show of 2022, a personal friend, speaker, photographer and author of her new book What Cannot Be Lost, Melissa Zaldivar. This conversation will give you a lot to think about - language we use between single and married friends, routes vs. seasons of life, grief and so much more.

In the little 40 day devotional that Lisa wrote in 2017, she wrote very tender prayers to God. On today's show, she is sharing on that will bring you peace and comfort as we wrap up this holiday season and head into the new year - "You Are My Great Hope".

Lisa welcomes back to JOE today, pastor and author of 6 books, Scott Sauls. As you'll hear, this conversation has been a long time coming. Scott and Lisa disciss topics from Scott's most recent book, Beautiful People Don't Just Happen. Lisa considers Scott one of "America's pastors" in the space where he serves, and you'll find today's conversation a wonderful reminder of the faithfulness of following Jesus daily.