She Speaks Stories

Katie and Julia return from a month-long break to discuss out with the old and in with the new for the new year, including a past episode on addictions.

Katie and Julia introduce Rebecca Wilson, who will share her conversion story as part of a faith stories series.

Callie Logan says the biggest lesson in her story is that God usually leads through small steps, not one dramatic announcement.

She Speaks Stories interviews Amanda Hope Haley about decision-making, archaeology, theology, and her work explaining biblical history to general audiences.

Katie and Julia introduce guest Catherine Maribeth, discussing her memoir 'Wayward Daughters' about three generations of women and the vulnerability of writing about living family members.

Katie and Julia introduce guest Kay Sumner, a producer of The Dog Whisperer and the opioid crisis documentary Survivors.

Elaine shares her unique life story and how faith and decision-making led to a beautiful ending.

Rebecca George spent 10 years waiting for a book deal before signing in 2020.

Katie Reid and the hosts of She Speaks Stories focus on decision-making, grace, and the pressure of trying to be "good enough." Katie describes a shift from legalism to receiving grace after a picture of Jesus as "family to enjoy, not company to impress." The conversation then moves into practical decision-making language, including "yes, no and help," burnout, and the difference between being "worn out" and "poured out." The episode also highlights Katie's Bible study on Judges 1–5 and her emphasis on making wise decisions in uncertain times.

Philip Nation traces his ministry decisions from a childhood conversion beside a brown sofa in Birmingham to publishing Bibles at Thomas Nelson.

Bijou Mujangazi explains how Moseca Action Project supports women and children who survived war-related trauma in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Flaherty family discusses categories of poems in their book, sharing examples from school time and family sections.

Dana Brown returns to discuss her non-profit Zoe Freedom Center, which helps people find freedom from addiction through Christ.

Hosts Katie and Julia introduce a bonus episode for International Women's Day, featuring guests Caitlin Sturgis and Bijou Mushengezi from the Moseca Action Project, who work on women's equality and rights.