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

In this episode the hosts and guests tackle financial stewardship with candid stories and practical advice. They cover starting late with retirement savings, communicating about money in relationships, budgeting tactics (cash envelopes, tracking subscriptions), and the value of professional help. Listeners also hear about Roth IRAs, term life insurance, estate planning essentials, and planning for long-term care.The conversation emphasizes vulnerability, baby steps toward financial stability, teaching young people healthy habits (70-20-10), and the importance of talking to family about finances and legacy planning.

Episode 11 offers a candid, practical discussion on financial stewardship, blending biblical teaching with real-life stories about tithing, generosity, budgeting, and the emotional baggage that money brings to relationships.The hosts share personal struggles and lessons learned, explore money messages passed through generations, and offer encouragement to build wise financial plans, communicate openly with family, and trust God with your resources.

Episode 10 kicks off the new year with the hosts reflecting on choosing the word "inspire," balancing public success with the hidden struggles behind it, and leaning into vulnerability and faith. They talk about family moments, health, practical goals, and how to share testimony without complaining.Lighthearted moments—beach walks, shells and a bracelet—mix with candid discussion about prayer, stewardship, hard conversations, and trusting God through ongoing seasons as they set intentions for the year.

Hosts close out the year reflecting on podcast milestones, personal wins and misses, and the lessons 2025 taught them.They share their words of the year (including a combined new word “co” for Know, Home, Others), family updates like weddings and graduations, and plans for a generational retreat and upcoming themes.Conversation also covers faith practices, financial goals, health and self-care, and answered prayers, with practical steps for pursuing stewardship and community in 2026.

Season 2, Episode 8 brings an honest conversation about wisdom — how it’s passed between generations, why mentorship and humility matter, and what it looks like to live out biblical wisdom instead of just knowing it.The hosts and guests share stories of mistakes, faith, and laughter, explore the meaning of “the fear of the Lord,” and discuss practical ways to create intergenerational connections and grow in discernment and trust for the future.

A live roundtable where women discuss growing in biblical wisdom through scripture, spiritual disciplines, and life experience. They explore stories of Deborah, Abigail, and Mary, and reflect on how prayer, journaling, worship, and Sabbath shape wise decision-making.The conversation highlights mentoring across generations, grieving with faith, and practical ways to seek wisdom—reminding listeners that wisdom is learned with time, community, and a teachable heart.

Episode 6 is a warm, candid conversation about biblical wisdom—how it differs from worldly knowledge, why the "fear of the Lord" matters, and how the Spirit provides wisdom and counsel. The hosts mix personal stories, study insights (including Isaiah 11 and the wise men), and holiday cheer as they reflect on humility, reverence, and practical discernment.With laughter, anecdotes, and simple takeaways, the episode encourages listeners to seek God, rely on the Spirit for guidance, and let wisdom lead to worship. Teasers include upcoming episodes with older and younger voices sharing lived wisdom and a goals-focused wrap-up for December.

Hosts catch up on life and explore wisdom drawn from a visit to Doxodeo in Pretoria — a church-turned-ecosystem that builds schools, businesses, healthcare, and sustainable cities through its City Changers movement. They reflect on how the church meets needs practically, the humility of learning from others, and lessons about gratitude, leadership, and service.The episode also weaves in personal stories — wedding dress shopping, bridal showers, officiating a ceremony, family holiday plans, and everyday moments of wisdom (yes, even in the shower). It’s a warm, reflective conversation about dreaming bigger, serving the city, and practicing faith-filled wisdom in daily life.

In this laughter-focused episode of Misfits Mishaps (Season 2, Episode 4), the hosts share funny and humbling stories from a two-week trip to South Africa: glamping with hot tubs and hippos, a rock mistaken for a hippo nicknamed Henrietta, accidentally spraying themselves with tent insect poison, flat tires in the bush, and awkward church entrances. They balance the mishaps with gratitude reflections on cultural lessons and the global impact of LifeWorks.The episode mixes travel mishaps, heartfelt leadership takeaways, and seasonal talk about Thanksgiving and family changes, all delivered with humor and gratitude.

Hosts record Season Two in South Africa and sit down with Karin, a longtime Doxa Deo leader, to explore how LifeWork and the church’s children’s ministry are shaping families and cities through curriculum, coaching, and community programs.The episode mixes personal stories — including Christian clowning and volunteer-to-leader journeys — with themes of gratitude, contentment, and global impact, showing how small local efforts connect to a worldwide vision for change.