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Discover how Kami Schwartz blends faith, science, and compassionate education to transform the narrative around women's reproductive health. In this episode, we explore not just the medical side but the spiritual and emotional dimensions of women's health journeys, emphasizing encouragement for believers passionate about making a difference in this often misunderstood space. In this episode: Kami's journey from a traditional doula to a faith-driven reproductive health educatorThe biblical and spiritual significance of women's bodies in God's designHow scientific understanding and faith intersect in addressing reproductive health issuesThe importance of community, mentorship, and honest conversations about the feminine experiencePractical ways women can advocate for themselves within the medical systemCultivating a biblical view of femininity and celebrating God's design for womenOvercoming cultural shame and misunderstanding surrounding women’s bodiesThe vision for the next 10 to 20 years: a renewed, sacred perspective on female healthHow men and the church can support women in understanding and embracing their bodiesKami’s insights on maintaining emotional and spiritual health while serving othersTimestamps: 00:00 - Introducing Kami Schwartz: A faith-focused reproductive health doula 02:00 - The shift from traditional doula work to education and spiritual impact 04:00 - The spiritual significance of the body in God's design for women 06:30 - The evolution of women’s health conversations over the past decade 09:00 - Personal health struggles and encounters with Jesus that shaped Kami’s mission 11:30 - Bridging faith and science in reproductive health education 15:00 - Addressing shame and misinformation in Western cultural narratives 17:30 - The divine appointment and calling into reproductive health ministry 20:00 - Navigating tensions as a believer in the field of women’s health 23:30 - Practical advocacy and building trust with medical professionals 26:30 - Rediscovering the sacredness of femininity and God’s intentional design 30:00 - Supporting marriage and intimacy through understanding physiological cycles 33:30 - How Kami maintains emotional and spiritual balance in her work 37:00 - The challenges of entrepreneurship in a niche faith-based health space 41:00 - Celebrating life’s milestones: Client victories and impact stories 45:00 - The importance of community and shared knowledge in women’s health 48:00 - Vision for future generations: shifting perceptions of female bodies 51:00 - The church’s role in openly discussing reproductive health 54:00 - Practical, biblical approaches to postpartum, fertility, and hormonal health 58:00 - Final encouragement: Embarking on God’s work in this underserved space Resources & Links: Kami Schwartz's Website – https://kamischwartz.com/ — Resources, courses, and community connection Connect with Kami: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kamischwartzdoula/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kamischwartzdoula Email for consultations or speaking engagements - [email protected]

What does it look like to build a business when God is the one who called you to it? And what happens when the results don't come on your timeline? In this first episode, Annette sits down with her dad, David Carr, a pastor of over 40 years, practical theologian, and one of the wisest people she knows, to talk about the foundation of it all: obedience, faith, and God's timing. If you've ever felt behind, wondered if God forgot about you, or caught yourself trying to force results you weren't supposed to control, this conversation is for you. In this episode, we cover: Why so many faith-driven leaders start from a place of fear and why that matters more than you thinkThe story of King Saul and three specific moments where fear drove him off course, and what that means for your business decisions todayHow Jonathan modeled a different way, leading with prayer, watching for signs, and not needing the creditThe difference between spiritual warfare and a signal from God that you're going the wrong directionWhy "I have the upper hand" is one of the most dangerous thoughts a leader can haveWhat it actually means to surrender results without giving upHow to know if you're acting out of obedience vs. anxietyDavid's personal story of God's provision during a broke seminary weekend and what it taught him about trustThe closing challenge: search your heart. Are you white-knuckling something God asked you to let go?Timestamps: 00:00 — Welcome and series intro01:23 — Meet David Carr: 40+ years of pastoral ministry and practical theology03:41 — The frustration of working hard and not seeing results04:56 — King Saul: the first mistake (1 Samuel 12–14)11:48 — Jonathan as the contrast: leading with prayer, not fear14:19 — Three fear patterns from Saul's story17:37 — Why so many entrepreneurs start from fear and what social media has to do with it20:02 — "God can supply all your needs": a real story from seminary24:36 — "I have the upper hand" and the danger of trusting your own strength43:26 — What to say to yourself when you feel behind44:51 — The battle belongs to the Lord46:12 — The camp counselor story: when God defends you51:02 — Closing applications and prayerMentioned in this episode: Faith Driven Entrepreneur: faithdrivenentrepreneur.org1 Samuel 12–14 (King Saul and Jonathan)Proverbs 3 (God defending those who seek wisdom)Philippians 4:19 (God supplying all your needs)Connect with Annette:Website: netpositivemarketing.com

In this conversation, Micah Ridenour shares his transformative fitness journey, detailing his struggles with obesity, the impact of family and mindset on his health, and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace a healthier lifestyle. He discusses the importance of setting goals, the role of nutrition, and the mental health benefits of physical activity. Micah emphasizes the ongoing nature of personal growth and the significance of community support in achieving wellness. ridenourfitness.com clickchampcampaigns.com Takeaways Micah's fitness journey began with a significant weight loss transformation.Family influence and mindset play crucial roles in health and wellness.Choosing to change requires recognizing decision points in life.The importance of setting holistic health goals beyond aesthetics.Food can be viewed as medicine, impacting both physical and mental health.Community support is vital for motivation and accountability.Micah emphasizes the need for sustainable eating habits.Understanding the relationship with food is essential for long-term success.Fitness is an ongoing process that requires adaptation and learning.Mental health benefits significantly from regular physical activity. fitness journey, personal training, health transformation, mindset, motivation, weight loss, wellness coaching, nutrition, running, mental health

Discover the power of vulnerability in this video. Learn how opening up and being real can lead to trust, empowerment, and authenticity in your relationships and personal growth. Join us on a heartfelt journey as we delve deep into the intricacies of relationships, faith, and love in the heart of Indiana. 🎙️ Our Christian podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of maintaining strong, meaningful connections in today's world. Discover insights, wisdom, and real-life stories that will inspire and uplift your own relationship journey. 💖 #christianpodcast #relationships #IndianaLove #faithjourney #thatswhatithoughtpodcast

We explore the concept of a Christian home as a training ground for disciples, and how intentional investment in the lives of apprentices can have a lasting impact on their spiritual journey.

Hey hey! We’ve been thinking a lot about marriage lately and wanted to take time to reflect and hopefully encourage you in your life and relationships! Keep fighting the good fight!

Last week of our relationship series! I hope you loved it as much as we did and found some encouragement. We are excited to share some more new content with you next week. Grace and peace! Check out and subscribe to Michael's podcast right here > We Shall Not Sleep Podcast Send us a voice message!

Part 2 of this very special series! Annette gets on her soapbox and we talk through the power of grief and intimacy together. Check out and subscribe to Michael's podcast right here > We Shall Not Sleep Podcast

We're starting a special 3-week series with Annette's college friends Pastor Adam Deckard and Pastor Michael Krebill. Michael's leading us through a powerful conversation about romantic relationships and the perspectives are so rich.  Check out and subscribe to Michael's podcast right here > We Shall Not Sleep Podcast

Hey! After 6 incredibly packed months, we are back from our hiatus with more conversations, more fun, a new studio, and new segments. Let's get you up to speed...

Healthy, wanted, and appropriate touch is rare in our culture, but necessary for our mental and physical health. So how do we share healthy, life-bringing touch as believers? Let's talk about it! Dudes and Dads Podcast: https://dudesanddadspodcast.com/s3e13/

Hey! Let's play a game! We're asking some random questions about our favorite movies and tv shows. Let us know some of your answers to the questions in the comments. ... What's your favorite show to binge-watch? What show do you watch to make you laugh? and many more...

How do we start rethinking our call to be rulers and have dominion over the earth? Taking on new pandemic hobbies and the glorious summertime has us thinking about this a lot. What are some simple ways you are taking care of the earth? We want to learn from what everyone is doing.

How are you identifying your strengths and celebrating your weaknesses? In your job? In your relationships? How are you using them to grow and understand the people in your life? We're diving into a little dialogue about our strengths and weaknesses and laughing along the way.

Hi friends! Wow, it's been a crazy month (on top of a crazy year). Just wanted to slow down for a minute and check in. Here's a couple of life updates from us, a huge thank you for getting to connect with you, and a little prayer of blessing on your day. Love you, friends!