Lisa and her longtime friend Ike Miller give us a glimpse into their “old shoe” friendship as they discuss his new book, Good Baggage. If you’ve ever wondered how anything positive can come from past hurts, this conversation covers it all.  From lying for love to “disarming the switch” to distinguishing between secrecy and privacy, Lisa and Ike offer a fresh take on how “baggage” can actually make us stronger and more capable than we imagine.

When discussing single life versus married life, it’s easy to use stereotypes and assumptions to frame our opinions of others. In this unfiltered conversation with Lisa, she addresses how unhelpful and even harmful these assumptions can be. As the church, how can we do better? What does the Bible say about singleness and married life? And what is the best way to honor those who don’t share your same “relationship status?” Listen in for thoughtful questions and answers you can discuss with both your single and married friends!

You may know her as one of the most beloved contestants on The Bachelor, but Lisa’s conversation with bestselling author and speaker Madison Prewett Troutt will take you to unexpected places! In discussing Madison’s new book, The Love Everybody Wants, Madison reveals the gift she desperately wanted to exchange, the three things she learned in her singleness, and her thoughts on rejection and social media. Whether married, single, or in between relationships – there is something for everyone in this episode!

How many lies do we tell ourselves on a daily basis? Lisa explores one of the simplest, yet most powerful lies we tell ourselves, and it all boils down to three words. Lean in close as Lisa shares her unfiltered thoughts on feeling ready versus being ready, as well as thoughts on having the ability to change versus the choice to change. Don't let the rug be pulled out from underneath you - you can overcome this 3-word lie!

If we’re honest, we all want our lives to be free from pain and suffering. In fact, the world often tells us that being pain-free is the ultimate goal. But… what if suffering actually serves a different purpose and goal? Lisa talks with Dr. Curt Thompson, psychiatrist, speaker and author, about his most recent book, The Deepest Place, about suffering as the key to changing our brain and reshaping our imagination. In a world of disappointments and hurts, this conversation offers much-needed hope and perspective!

Have you wondered if it's okay for Christians to seek out counseling or visit a therapist? Is there any reason believers should be wary of mental health resources? Where does our ultimate healing take place? Lisa shares her unfiltered thoughts on this, along with the difference between motives of secular culture and faith culture. Listen in to discover how we as believers can pursue strong, healthy minds with Jesus squarely in the center of our hearts.