Ms. Fits Podcast - On the Go, Full of Faith, Slightly Unfiltered

In this episode the hosts rethink the Sabbath for modern life, explaining a practical framework: work six days, be productive up to 12 hours a day, and make the seventh day a distinct, joyful time of rest.They share personal stories about family, work, tithing and planning, offer tips for creating a sustainable Sabbath rhythm, and emphasize the spiritual clarity and refreshment that come from resting well.

Rebecca Maxwell discusses her path from youth ministry to marriage and family therapy, her book "Jesus and Your Mental Health," and how she runs a faith-informed, evidence-based private practice. She shares practical advice on Sabbath rhythms, setting boundaries, supervising clinicians, partnering with churches on mental health, and finding effective therapy.

Hosts unpack the struggle of practicing Sabbath while managing a hectic campaign, family life, and recent wedding priorities. They discuss practical tools like brain-dumps, goal reviews, and small daily rituals to find rest amid a 79-day election countdown.Along the way they swap stories about planning a Fourth of July parade, a dream house in Tuscany, hiring challenges, and how to stay grounded when life feels like "war."

In this episode the hosts weave a warm, funny conversation about being "engaged to Christ"—using a daughter’s bridal shower as a metaphor for spiritual preparation, trust, unity, and sacrificial love. They reflect on legacy, parenting, and practical faith, with lighthearted mishaps and personal stories.They also discuss real-world challenges: campaigning, spiritual warfare felt in political meetings, the need for church engagement, and practical next steps for listeners to connect (YouTube, Instagram, podcasts). The tone mixes humor, honest reflection, and invitational faith.

In this episode Jill, a founding volunteer with Inheritance of Hope, explains what legacy really means—deep roots, intentional living, and cheering others on. She shares how the nonprofit supports families facing terminal illness through legacy retreats, recorded legacy videos, Hope Hubs, and online support groups.Through personal stories about Kristin’s work and retreat experiences, listeners learn how small acts of service, volunteering, and purposeful giving create lasting impact for generations.

In this episode the hosts use a bridal shower and engagement as a metaphor for our relationship with Christ to explore what legacy truly means — faith, family, character and stewardship beyond material inheritance.They discuss generational faith, sanctification, waiting on God, joy in trials, financial decisions, parenting, and practical stories from weddings and family life, and tease an upcoming guest segment and the Misfits Mishaps wrap-up.

In this episode the hosts catch up after a busy season of weddings and moving, sharing candid stories about preparing for and recovering from a daughter’s wedding, emotional moments of letting go, and the practical chaos of unpacking a long‑stored home.They reflect on generational faith and legacy, name changes and family transitions, the joy of community, and the bittersweet shift into mother‑in‑law life while resuming work and everyday responsibilities.

Season 3, Episode 4 explores what it really means to be "rooted in joy" while navigating a week of messy, human moments. The hosts share candid stories about family crises and counseling, wedding stress, surprising laughter in hard times, and the little insecurities like closet cleanouts and gray hairs.They balance heartbreaking and hilarious mishaps — car accidents and failing vehicles, a campaign Venmo mix-up, and an urgent need to move — and lean on faith, surrender, and community to find strength and joy amid the chaos.Expect honest conversation, warm humor, and practical reminders that joy can be a steady source of resilience even when life feels out of control.

In this episode of Misfits, the hosts discuss creating a generational retreat to connect older and younger women for mentorship and wisdom, and interview a guest about her path from corporate life to ministry and podcasting.They explore themes of community, discipleship, joy as a spiritual fruit, Enneagram insights, and practical ways to rebuild intergenerational relationships and sustain joy through life’s challenges.

Hosts explore what true joy is — not a personality trait or mere happiness, but a God-given restoration that produces deep-rooted trust, endurance, and hope.They discuss joy as a command, joy in suffering, practical habits (humility, prayer, community), and how abiding in Christ helps believers remain joyful through trials.The conversation ends with encouragement to delight in the moment, live missionally, and let joy shape daily life.