Can I Getta Amen

In this special Steubenville SOUTH 2026 episode of Can I Getta Amen, Tiffany and Kristi sit down with speaker, musician, and author Noelle Garcia for an honest conversation about faith, suffering, prayer, and the unique gifts God has given women.Noelle shares stories from her own life—including caring for her mother-in-law through dementia, raising six children, and the lessons God continues to teach her through everyday challenges. Together, they discuss the beauty of the feminine genius, why authentic friendships matter, how to recognize the voice of God amid life's noise, and why our greatest calling is not to save others—but to faithfully bring them to Jesus.In this episode you'll hear:Why suffering can become a place of encountering God's mercyThe beauty and purpose of the feminine geniusCaring for loved ones through difficult seasonsLearning to discern God's voice over the lies of the enemyPractical ways parents can help teenagers keep their faith alive after retreatsIf this conversation encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave us a review. Every share helps us continue spreading the hope of the Gospel."Can I Getta Amen?"  Support the show

Recorded live from Steubenville SOUTH 2026, Kristi and Tiffany sit down with Catholic speaker Tanner Kalina and worship leader Josh Blakesley for a conversation about conversion, discipleship, worship, and learning to love God with your whole heart.Tanner shares his remarkable faith journey—from growing up Catholic in Texas, to pursuing comedy in Los Angeles, to encountering Christ in a life-changing way that ultimately led him into ministry. Josh reflects on leading worship year after year at Steubenville Conferences and how God continually renews even the most familiar songs.In This Episode Why authentic encounters with Jesus often begin a lifelong journey—not an instant transformation  The role of worship in opening hearts to God  Learning to love God with your whole heart  Why Steubenville Conferences continue changing lives after decades of ministry Support the show

What happens when God leads you down a path you never expected?This week we're bringing you two conversations from Steubenville SOUTH 2026 with former seminarians Trey Holmes and Will Brittain, along with special co-host Emmy and Ellise, as they reflect on life after seminary, discerning God's will, and discovering that holiness isn't reserved for priests or religious—it's meant for all of us.Together we talk about the transition back into "ordinary" life, learning to pray without a structured schedule, finding Christ in work, school, friendships, and everyday conversations, and why your vocation isn't just about what you do—it's about becoming the saint God created you to be.Episode HighlightsLife after seminary: what comes next?Becoming a saint in everyday lifeFaith beyond retreats and conferencesFinding Christ through work, school, and relationshipsThe beauty of authentic friendships Support the show

In this special episode of Can I Getta Amen, we sit down with longtime Steubenville prayer ministers Tony, Angelle, and Beth to hear the stories most conference attendees never get to hear. From decades of serving youth to witnessing lives transformed through the Eucharist and the power of prayer, they share why they continue answering God's call year after year.Whether you're a youth minister wondering if Steubenville is worth the effort, a parent considering sending your teen, or someone who has experienced the conference firsthand, this conversation offers a beautiful look at the faith, sacrifice, and love that make these weekends unforgettable.Plus: Stick around for a short bonus conversation with Ronald, one of the conference custodians. His joyful perspective reminds us that every role—seen or unseen—is part of God's work, and that serving Christ often happens in the ordinary moments that keep a conference running. Support the show

 Welcome to our Steubenville South Summer Series!We're kicking off our Steubenville South Summer Series with three seminarians from the Diocese of Lafayette and Alexandria!Roman Mayard and Rolando "Bro" Broadhead join Kristi and her special co-host Elise Bourgeois for a fun, faith-filled conversation about their journeys to the seminary, the people who influenced them, and what it means to respond to God's call. Along the way, we talk about the saints who have impacted their lives, finding freedom in Christ, practicing God's presence in everyday life, and why our worth isn't based on what we do—but on who God says we are.Then we wrap up the episode with a quick conversation with Blake Bernard about finding freedom in Christ, living with joy, and carrying the grace of Steubenville into everyday life.Whether you were with us at Steubenville or you're listening from somewhere else, we pray this conversation reminds you that God is still calling ordinary people to extraordinary holiness. Support the show

Does God really love me?Most Christians would answer "yes"... but do we actually live like we believe it?This week on Trailer Parked Theology, we're wrapping up our study of 1 John 4 by talking about one of the hardest truths to grasp: God loved us first. His love isn't a reward for good behavior, perfect prayers, or getting our lives together—it's where the Christian life begins.We also share some honest Monday moments—from difficult days at work to parenting challenges, Marvel movies, and unexpected reminders of God's presence—to explore how His invisible love becomes visible through ordinary people.If you've ever struggled to feel God's love or wondered how to recognize it in everyday life, this conversation is for you.Episode HighlightsWhy God's love isn't something we have to earnLearning to stop saying "I'll try" and start simply doingHow ordinary moments reveal the presence of GodSeeing God's love through the people around usWhat Tony Stark's sacrifice can teach us about Christ's lovePractical ways to become the hands and feet of Jesus this weekScripture1 John 4:71 John 4:101 John 4:12Key TakeawayGod's love isn't waiting for you at the finish line—it's the starting line. When we receive that love, we become living proof of it to everyone around us. Support the show

Live from Holy Spirit Studios at the Abide Women's Conference, Kristi and Tonia sit down with Sarah Kaczmarek to discuss the transformative power of the Father's love, encountering the Holy Spirit, and discovering our true identity as beloved sons and daughters of God.Together, they explore what it means to see ourselves through "God lenses," why we don't have to earn the Holy Spirit, and how God's love meets us right where we are.If you've ever struggled with comparison, wondered if God could really use you, or felt like everyone else has faith figured out, this conversation is a reminder that the Father is pursuing you personally and inviting you into deeper freedom.In This Episode Sarah's journey from childhood faith to a deeper encounter with God  Experiencing the Father's love in a personal way  The role of the Holy Spirit in healing and transformation  How God gently leads us into freedom  Learning to see ourselves and others through "God lenses" Support the show

In this episode of Trailer Parked Theology, Josh and Kristi kick things off with a few laughs, a "real-time revelation." But the conversation quickly turns toward something much deeper as they dive into 1 John 3 and the incredible truth of God's love.What does it mean to be called a child of God? Why does John place such a strong emphasis on love? And how can we learn to see ourselves through the Father's eyes instead of the world's?Along the way, Josh and Kristi reflect on parenting, growing older, appreciating the season you're in, and how some of life's simplest sayings often point us toward eternal truths.In This Episode The myth (and reality) behind "If you build it, they will come"  Why summer feels different in every season of parenting  The parenting advice we didn't appreciate until later  Finding spiritual lessons in everyday conversations  Real-time revelations and unexpected insights If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend, leave a review, and help us continue bringing practical theology into everyday life.  Support the show

Live from the Abide Women's Conference 2026, we sit down with Sister Mary Madeline Todd of the Nashville Dominicans for a joyful conversation about vocation, identity, friendship with Jesus, and the transformative power of God's love.Sister Mary Madeline shares the beautiful story behind her religious name, inspired by Saint Mary Magdalene, whose encounter with Christ became a witness to resurrection and hope. Together, we explore the significance of names in the Catholic tradition, the role of the saints in our lives, and how God calls each of us to become the person He created us to be.We also dive into the Dominican charism of preaching and evangelization, discussing Saint Dominic's passion for helping people know God's truth and how that mission continues today through teaching, ministry, and joyful witness.Whether you're discerning your vocation, seeking deeper friendship with Jesus, or simply looking for encouragement in your faith journey, this conversation is a beautiful reminder that Christ makes all things new. Episode Highlights The story behind Sister Mary Madeline's religious name  Finding saints who inspire and guide us  Encouraging our children to become the saints God created them to be  Friendship with Jesus as the foundation of every vocation  Living with joy as a witness to Christ Support the show

This week on Trailer Parked Theology, Josh and Kristi share a takeaway from a recent marriage retreat that challenged one of the most common images used to explain Christian marriage: the triangle. They explore how sacramental marriage is about far more than two individuals independently pursuing God.Together they unpack a richer vision of marriage as a living icon of Christ's love for the Church, where spouses become instruments of God's grace for one another and for the world.The conversation then shifts into 1 John 2:7-11, where John speaks of an "old" commandment that is somehow also "new." Josh and Kristi explore how Jesus fulfilled the commandment of love, transforming it from instruction into lived demonstration through His life, death, and resurrection.Episode HighlightsThe popular "marriage triangle" analogySacramental marriage as an icon of Christ and His ChurchHow spouses help lead one another to heavenThe difference between the "old" and "new" commandment in 1 JohnHow Jesus demonstrated perfect love rather than simply teaching itWhy growth often begins when God reveals our blind spotsLearning to receive correction with humility and gracePractical ways to see God's presence in everyday lifeScripture Discussed1 John 2:7-11 Support the show

In this special "mini-sode" of Can I Getta Amen, Kristi and Tonia sit down with Heather Khym at the 2026 Abide Conference to talk about podcasting, prayer, burnout, self-reliance, and what it truly means to abide in Christ.Heather shares the story behind her Abiding Together podcast, how friendship sparked ministry, and the unexpected way God called her into ministry.If you've ever struggled with hearing God's voice, trusting Him in difficult seasons, or slowing down in a culture of busyness, this one's for you. So, whether you're serving in ministry, raising a family, struggling with overwhelm, or simply trying to grow closer to God, this conversation will remind you that abiding in Christ is where true fruitfulness begins.Episode Highlights The origin story of Abiding Together How friendship became ministry  Why podcasting can help people feel less alone  The dangers of self-reliance in ministry and daily life  Learning to trust God through suffering and uncertainty  What it really means to “abide” in Christ  Finding peace in prayer and silence Find out more about Abide Catholic Women's Conference here:  https://www.abidewomensconference.org/Listen to the Abiding Together Podcast here: https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/Support the show

In this episode of Trailer Parked Theology, Kristi and Josh break down what theology actually means — and why it's not just for scholars or pastors. Through honest conversation, humor, and Scripture, they explore how practical theology helps us encounter God in everyday life.Continuing their dive into First Epistle of John Chapter 2, they unpack themes like obedience, grace, sin, the Holy Spirit, and what it really means to live like Jesus. Along the way, they discuss Jesus as our Advocate and how faith is meant to be lived — not just studied.In This Episode What “practical theology” means  Breaking down 1 John 2:1–6  Jesus as our Advocate  Living faith instead of just studying it  Walking in the light daily Scripture DiscussedFirst Epistle of John 2:1–6My children, I am writing this to you so that you may not commit sin. But if anyone does sin, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous one.He is expiation for our sins, and not for our sins only but for those of the whole world.The way we may be sure that we know him is to keep his commandments.Whoever says, “I know him,” but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him.But whoever keeps his word, the love of God is truly perfected in him. This is the way we may know that we are in union with him:Whoever claims to abide in him ought to live [just] as he lived. Support the show

In this week's episode, Kristi sits down with Jenn and Wes Stonicher for a powerful conversation. They explore how marriage is shaped not in perfect moments—but in the struggle. Through honest storytelling, this episode dives into identity, masculine and feminine roles, and how God uses even the darkest seasons to strengthen a relationship.From navigating disconnection to rediscovering purpose and unity, this episode highlights the importance of understanding your God-given design, embracing your spouse's strengths, and choosing commitment when things get hard.If you've ever felt stuck, distant, or unsure in your marriage, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and a path forward.Episode Highlights The “oak tree” analogy: understanding roles in marriage (roots vs. branches)  How embracing your temperament strengthens your relationship  Why commitment—not feelings—is the foundation of lasting marriage  How small actions can restore hope  Letting go of control and trusting God in uncertainty Connect with Jenn and Wes Stonicherrightsizerevolution.comJwhomegroup.comwherepeacelives.com Support the show

In this episode of Trailer Park Theology, Kristi and Josh continue their Bible study through First Epistle of John, focusing on 1 John 1:8–10 and the powerful theme of confession, sin, and stepping into the light of Christ.They dive into the real-life struggle of building consistent family prayer, overcoming spiritual burnout, and letting go of rigid expectations that can quietly hold us back in our faith.Through honest conversation, they unpack what it means to “deceive ourselves,” how small compromises keep us stuck in spiritual darkness, and why confession isn't about perfection—but about truth, humility, and healing.This episode offers a practical and relatable look at Christian living, discipleship, and spiritual growth—reminding us that God meets us exactly where we are, not where we think we should be.If you've been feeling stuck in your prayer life, disconnected from God, or unsure how to move forward in your faith journey, this conversation will encourage you to take the next step into the light.Episode Highlights Bible study on 1 John 1:8–10: sin, confession, and truth  The challenge of consistency in family prayer and spiritual habits  Why confession brings freedom, clarity, and healing  Letting go of perfectionism in your relationship with God  How bringing struggles into the light leads to real transformation Scripture from this Episode1 John 1:8–10 (NAB)If we say, “We are without sin,” we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we acknowledge our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive our sins and cleanse us from every wrongdoing. If we say, “We have not sinned,” we make him a liar, and his word is not in us. Support the show

In this episode of Can I Getta Amen, we welcome back Joshua Richards for a deeply honest and redemptive conversation about failure, mercy, community, and the long road of healing.Joshua shares what's happened since his last visit—opening up about relapse, broken relationships, and the weight of patterns he couldn't seem to escape. But even more powerfully, he shares how God met him there—not with rejection, but with relentless mercy.Together, we explore what it looks like to get back up again and again, the role of authentic community in healing, and how God can redeem even the parts of our story we're most ashamed of. From walking alongside a dying friend to serving others through ministry, Joshua's story is a witness to the truth that God never wastes our pain.This conversation is for anyone who feels stuck in cycles, burdened by failure, or unsure if real change is possible.If you've ever wondered whether God can still use your story… this episode is for you.Episode Highlights Encountering God's mercy in the midst of failure—not after it  Walking with a friend through death and witnessing a holy, peaceful passing  How serving others became a path to healing  The importance of accountability, recovery work, and daily surrender  Finding purpose through small acts of service and saying “yes” to what's in front of you  Learning to live with gratitude instead of focusing on what's missing Learn More about Joshua and Dust & Mercy, here. Support the show

In this episode of Trailer Parked Theology, Kristi and Josh are getting back to the heart of why they started—breaking open Scripture as regular people, trusting the Holy Spirit, and simply trying to follow Jesus in everyday life.Coming off Lent and stepping into the Easter season, they're kicking off a new series through 1 John, focusing on one of the most powerful themes in Scripture: Light vs. Darkness.Through personal stories—from sickness and struggle to spiritual renewal—Kristi and Josh talk about how easy it is to drift into distraction, comfort, and even hidden darkness. But how they are reminded that God isn't asking for perfection—He's inviting us to step into the light, one small step at a time.This episode is a real, honest look at faith: the struggle to stay disciplined, the pull of old habits, and the freedom that comes from living in the light of Christ.If you've ever felt stuck, distracted, or unsure how to move forward in your faith… you're not alone.Episode Highlights Kicking off a new Scripture series on 1 John and the theme of light  A real-life struggle with distraction, comfort, and “low-grade” spiritual burnout  How small compromises can slowly pull us back into darkness  “God is light”: what that actually means for our daily lives  Why walking in the light isn't about perfection—but direction  The danger of “image management” and hiding our true selves  Why Jesus doesn't expose us to shame us—but to heal and free us Scripture Verse from this week's episode1 John 1:5-7This is the message we have heard from Him and announce to you, that God is Light, and in Him there is no darkness at all. If we say, “We have fellowship with Him,” while we continue to walk in darkness, we lie and do not act in truth.But if we walk in the light as He is in the light, then we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of His Son Jesus cleanses us from all sin. Support the show

In this episode of Can I Getta Amen, we welcome Jennifer Connolly—whose family property now houses Holy Spirit Studios—for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about faith, motherhood, and the quiet holiness of everyday life.Jennifer shares her journey from going through the motions of faith to truly living it with intention and surrender. Together, we explore what it means to build a home rooted in God, the beauty of spiritual mentorship, and why the ordinary tasks of motherhood can become extraordinary acts of grace.This conversation is an invitation for every woman—whether you're in the thick of raising children, balancing work and family, or longing for deeper purpose—to rediscover the eternal value of what you're already doing.If you've ever wondered how to live your faith more fully in the middle of everyday life… this episode is for you.Episode Highlights How Holy Spirit Studios found its home in a place prepared years in advance  Why listening to the Holy Spirit often requires courage (and a little “holy audacity”)  The true role of motherhood: forming hearts for heaven  Why the ordinary work of the home is actually sacred and redemptive  The importance of spiritual mentorship and community among women  How women can influence their families through love, patience, and example  A beautiful story of faith, death, and the peace of trusting God  Support the show

In this episode of Trailer Parked Theology, Kristi and Josh are back in Holy Spirit Studios sharing what they meant to say—after a recent talk on marriage sparked even more reflection, prayer, and conversation.In this episode, they dive into the idea that marriage, family, and even daily routines are not things to take for granted—but gifts to be received with intention. Through stories from their trip to Broken Bow, they unpack simple yet powerful “parables” that reveal how God is constantly working even in the ordinary moments.From learning to see your spouse as a gift, to surrendering control when things don't go as planned, this episode takes an honest look at what it means to live in the present moment with God.So, if you've ever felt stuck in routine, discouraged by circumstances, or unsure how to see God in the middle of it all… this episode is for you.Episode Highlights How to “make the familiar unfamiliar” and live more fully in the present moment  A powerful reminder that God is the ultimate gift—and a relationship with Him changes everything  The “Broken Bow Parables” and what they reveal about faith and everyday life  Why sharing faith isn't about having the perfect words—but meeting people where they are  How small, ordinary moments can become opportunities to bless others and reflect God's loveSupport the show

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