In this powerful final episode of the “I Used to Think” season of the Jesus Over Everything show, Lisa Whittle challenges the belief that serving on a larger scale is inherently better than serving locally.

Lisa Whittle engages with author and comedian Harrison Scott Key to peel back the layers on marriage, infidelity, and the strength that comes from being real with oneself and God.

Lisa Whittle welcomes Pastor Steve Cuss to discuss the disconnect between our beliefs about God and our actual experiences of God’s love.

Do you often find yourself taking on the emotional burdens of others? In this compelling episode of the “I Used to Think” season, Lisa Whittle dives deep into the topic of empathy—specifically, why we sometimes rush to carry the traumas and pains of those we love, even when it's not our responsibility.

In this inspiring episode of the Jesus Over Everything show, Lisa Whittle welcomes KayDianna MacKenzie, a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and social media influencer, who shares her journey toward authenticity and self-acceptance. Challenging the myth that appearance defines worth, KayDianna discusses her experiences in the competitive cheerleading world, the impact of faith on her life, and the importance of owning one’s true self. Join them for a heartfelt conversation about vulnerability, mentorship, and embracing the storms that shape us.

In this eye-opening episode of the "I Used to Think" season of the JOE Show, Lisa Whittle debunks the myth that keeping your family's secrets is a sign of love. Tune in as she shares why it's vital to let the truth lay before God, encouraging listeners to seek wisdom and discernment in navigating the complexities of family loyalty.