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

Take Two of Season 3 Episode 1: the hosts record a life session focused on the characteristic of joy and recap their Q1 goals. They discuss the theme 'inspire,' Bible-reading groups, family connections, fitness, wardrobe makeovers (and a funny ChatGPT assistant), grandkids, wedding celebrations, travel plans, and renovating/renting their home.This short, candid episode blends practical goal-checking with joyful life moments and teases the month’s upcoming lesson, legend guest, and laughter segments.

On this episode, the host recap season two and have Guess who share some moments related to each theme in Season Two. 

In Episode 21 the hosts celebrate wrapping two seasons and reflect on leadership, vulnerability, and the fine line between authenticity and oversharing. They share stories about campaign mishaps, public speaking slip-ups, and learning to rely on trusted people as emotional "mat carriers."The episode previews a live season finale, teases a lighter, joy-focused season three, and emphasizes growth through mistakes and improved teamwork.

In this episode we sit down with Michelle, a former CIA counterterrorism officer who spent a decade working in the Middle East. She shares her journey from early mission trips to life undercover, how faith shaped her choices, and the transition from high-risk operations to consulting and writing.We explore leadership lessons for women—risk-taking, discernment, and getting unstuck—along with personal stories from the field and Michelle’s books, including Breaking Cover and Get Off the X.

Episode 19 explores what leadership means today through a biblical and practical lens. Hosts trace the history of leadership models, highlight servant leadership and the rise of influencer culture, and connect those ideas to the LifeWork curriculum: knowing God, discovering calling, building relationships, stewarding resources, and having courage to share the gospel.The episode emphasizes stewardship of influence and position, the cost and sacrifice of leadership, the importance of dependence on God and lifelong learning, and practical boundaries of authenticity for leaders. It offers stories and takeaways from scripture and personal experience to help listeners lead faithfully and intentionally.

The hosts catch up on life, faith, and leadership—sharing stories from Colorado, family updates, ministry at work, and the pastor’s take on being "God-breathed" to inspire others.Highlights include campaign challenges for a school board run, using AI as a platform-helper called "Herobed," lessons on following before leading, grandbaby miracles, and practical leadership takeaways.

In Episode 17 the hosts wrap up their Perseverance series with laughter and honest mishaps. They celebrate guest Valerie, who models grit and joy, and share personal anecdotes—from wedding dress shopping and weight struggles to a frank mention of past melanoma.They reflect on how faith (including Ephesians 6 and putting on the armor of God) helps them persevere, enjoy community, and find humor in hard places. The episode ends with a teaser for the next topic: leadership.

Hosts talk candidly about a sudden late-night car accident involving a son, the financial and emotional fallout, and how the Bible’s lessons on perseverance, community, and knowing God apply in times of crisis.The conversation moves between practical concerns (medical care, insurance, car logistics) and spiritual reflection—considering Job, the peace that comes from trusting God, and how perseverance is really sustained by knowing Him.

In this episode the host shares candid stories about wedding dress shopping, family life, and the stress of financial stewardship while balancing work and a new school board campaign.Through humor and faith she reflects on perseverance, growing in trust, community, and small moments of hope that carry her through big decisions.

The hosts unpack money anxiety, practical steps toward financial clarity, and real-life mishaps—from unreliable cars and wedding budgets to impulsive buys and gambling temptations.They stress vulnerability, community tips (like using Acorns), stewardship goals, generosity, and balancing gratitude with cultural pressure while sharing funny personal stories and perseverance strategies.