Offering another sneak peek into the private podcast series, JOE: Generations, Lisa and her son, Micah, discuss their unique takes on finding relief. Together, they talk about search engines (Google vs. TikTok), escaping reality, and the anxiety that comes from trying to find relief in all of the wrong places.

Beloved, trail-blazing Bible teacher, Beth Moore shares with Lisa about her new memoir in this honest, raw, and encouraging conversation. How does God move and call us to His purposes for our lives? What keeps us going in our calling? How do we reconcile the complexity of relationships? What is the one thing that Beth wants readers to take away from her book? Grab your tissues and listen in to this powerful conversation!

Have you ever dealt with an issue that no one knew about? In this insider look at an episode of the private podcast series, JOE: Generations, Lisa and her son Micah discuss what they call, “secret struggles.” When it comes to carrying the weight of hidden burdens, they share how each generation handles the situation a little bit differently. If you could use some hope for yourself, a friend, or a family member – this conversation is for you!

In this episode, Lisa talks with her good friend, author, and speaker, Wendy Speake. With a background as a Hollywood actress, Wendy now connects with women on a variety of topics from sugar addiction to mommy-anger to everything in between. Continuing this month’s theme of “self-help,” Lisa and Wendy candidly share about fasting, feasting, and fullness. Don’t miss this compelling conversation!

Featuring another episode from the private podcast series, JOE: Generations, Lisa Whittle is joined by her son Micah and her daughter Shae to tackle another hot-topic conversation: the future. Together, the three family members discuss how different age groups approach the unknowns of life. Is God involved? Does his omniscience bring comfort or fear? Listen in for unfiltered perspectives and insights from both generations!

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.