Overcoming Monday With Sharie King

Meredith Knox is a part of the Fuse Student Ministry of NewSpring Church and Stacy Tarrant recently moved back to the Gold Coast of Australia after working at NewSpring Church for 4 years. In this episode, these ladies discuss red flags in dating, the qualities they are looking for in a man, and so much more!  

Sharie King and Che Gardner ask Meredith Knox and Stacey Tarrant how they have found contentment (for now) in their singleness. They discuss loneliness, making the most of singleness, and how not to put your life on hold. Meredith Knox is a part of the Fuse Student Ministry of NewSpring Church and Stacy Tarrant recently moved back to the Gold Coast of Australia after working at NewSpring Church for 4 years.

Chelsea Crockett made her debut on You Tube in 2011 and now has over 1 million subscribers. She has written a book Your Own Kind of Beautiful and has a heart to love her followers well on social media. Today is a casual conversation about her move to Atlanta GA, finding community, and learning how to date in front of a large social media audience.

Sharie has a conversation with her friends from Hopetown Zach and Ashley Dickson, about the challenges women face and some practical ways to meet their needs. They also share their burden and hope to raise their daughter so that she develops a healthy female identity. Zach is a mental health clinician for the state of SC as well as their personal counseling organization, Hopetown. Ashley contributes to content and scheduling for Hopetown.

Carolyn Custis James has a MA in Biblical Studies and is an g author who writes about being a female follower of Jesus in a postmodern world. As a cancer survivor, she is determined to address the issues that matter most. Sharie and Carolyn cover topics from her book Half the Church: how women in a patriarchal world were received by Jesus, how many women still live under a patriarchal influence and why the church needs to promote unified relationships among men and women.

Carolyn Custis James covers topics from her books: Lost Women of the Bible and When Life and Beliefs Collide. She shares insights from some of her favorite women in the Bible as well as her deep-seated belief that women need to know what they believe if they are to love Jesus well in this post-modern world. Carolyn Custis James has a MA in Biblical Studies and writes about being a female follower of Jesus in a postmodern world. She is determined to address the issues that matter most.  

Mo Isom shares her testimony of deliverance from eating disorders, performance-based Christianity. She also shares how God called her into ministry and on her recent book: Sex, Lies and Conversations the Church Forgot. Mo is an author, speaker, and an online content creator. She was also an All-American goalkeeper for the LSU Women's Soccer team and the first female to train with and tryout for an SEC men's football team.  

Sharie and Clayton King and Josh and Che Gardner discuss some obstacles American women overcame in the past as well as ones we currently face. We cover the assumption that man versus woman equals strong versus weak. Well, what is weak and how did we get that label? This podcast will encourage women to be courageous and to give men practical ways to support women they care about.

Zach and Ashley Dickson with Hopetown, a ministry committed to helping others find hope and healing through professional counseling, provide wise tips for healthy dreaming, strategies for patience, and encouragement to hope an impossible dream may come true. 

Taylor Tippet used her job as a flight attendant to minister and encourage people on their journey by leaving encouraging words on the window seats. Taylor soon became known as the Travelin' Lady and shares about her travels, her life, and her encouragement to others on her social media and in this episode as well.

Sometimes we have dreams and we pray for those dreams to happen in a certain way and at a certain time. But, most times our dreams turn out differently. In this episode, worship leader and songwriter Ava Davis talks about an unexpected transition in her musical calling. Also, pastor's wife Holly Myers shares how God unexpectedly called her and her husband to plant a church. They give advice to those of you pursuing an unexpected dream as well.   

This is the pilot episode of Overcoming Monday and what better subject than the risks it takes to dream. Sharie shares how her passionate pursuit of a dream ended in disappointment and frustration. And perhaps this dream will revive again one day, but for now it is on hold. How do we dream without fearing disappointment? How do we heal from disappointment? Join us for this topic in our first episode!