Whether you listen for forty seconds or forty minutes, we hope you leave a little bit better than before you tuned in. In this podcast we hope to ignite something inside of you as we share our passion for personal growth, finding our God given purpose for being on this planet and our love for living…
The Can I Getta Amen podcast is an incredible show that offers a refreshing and honest perspective on faith, life, and personal growth. Hosted by Kristi and Kayla, this podcast is easy to listen to and provides genuine conversations with a variety of guests. The best aspect of this podcast is the authenticity and relatability of the hosts. They are open, vulnerable, and unafraid to share their own experiences, which makes listeners feel like they are sitting down with friends rather than listening to a scripted show. The guests on the show also contribute greatly to its success, as they are equally as open and willing to share their stories and testimonies. Each episode offers snippets of wisdom that make you reflect on your own life and encourages personal growth. It's impossible not to feel connected to the hosts and guests, making you want to call them up for a hangout session after listening.
As for any downsides, it's difficult to find any in this podcast. Perhaps one downside could be that some episodes may not resonate as deeply with certain listeners depending on their personal beliefs or interests. However, even in those instances, there are always valuable takeaways that can be applied universally.
In conclusion, The Can I Getta Amen podcast is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration, personal growth, and a deeper connection with themselves and others. Kristi and Kayla offer an inviting atmosphere where listeners can laugh, cry, reflect, and learn from each episode. This podcast sets itself apart by being genuine, relatable, and impactful in a world filled with superficial content. Give it a listen - you won't regret it!
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Ever feel a little lost? Like you're wandering through the woods of life, unsure of the path ahead? In this episode of Can I Getta Amen?, we dive into a story about literally getting lost in the woods—and the spiritual lessons that came with it.Whether you're hunting, working, or just trying to make it through the week, there's a spiritual nugget here for everyone. Join us as we laugh, reflect, and discover how God's light can always guide us home.During this episode Josh and Kristi look at Genesis 2:15 and learn that from the very beginning, our purpose wasn't to escape the world—but to tend it with God. Key Takeaways:Even when lost or uncertain, God's light guides us if we trust Him.Stillness and patience are as important as action in our faith journey.Ordinary life—jobs, relationships, daily routines—is where God meets us.Faith is about trusting God through the unknown and embracing your everyday walk with Him.Sponsors: A special thank you to our generous sponsors:Connect with Us: If you're inspired by this episode, share it with a friend who might need a little light in their woods. Amen! Support the show
In this episode, Kristi sits down with friend and behind-the-scenes collaborator Rob Kirkpatrick for a deeply honest conversation about storytelling, faith, burnout, vocation, and what it means to live with integrity.Rob shares his journey from childhood dreams of broadcast journalism to working in radio, local news, and CNN, and eventually stepping away to build a life and career rooted in presence, freedom, and family. Along the way, they reflect on a faith that feels lived more than labeled, the quiet helpers who carry the light, and why sometimes you have to turn everything off to truly see God at work.This is a conversation about calling, identity, and hope—especially for anyone who feels caught between expectations and authenticity.In This Episode, We Talk About:Rob's lifelong love of storytelling and how he found his way into broadcast journalismThe behind-the-scenes realities of news, media, and burnoutHurricane Katrina, COVID, and being a steady presence when the world feels darkFaith vs. religion, and what it means to live faith without having all the answersThe power of quiet helpers and unseen goodnessWhy identity is more than one label—and why that mattersTaking the leap into entrepreneurship and redefining successLetting go of being “busy” and choosing presence insteadIf this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend who could use a little light right now. Support the show
In this episode of Trailer Park Theology, the Josh and Kristi reflect on returning to a rhythm after being away from the mics and how God uses light to bring clarity, healing, and deeper communion. As they step into the 2026 theme Let There Be Light, they explore what it means to co-create with God by blending Scripture, real-life conversation, and lived faith.Kristi and Josh break open the scriptures this week beginning with Genesis 2:18, “It is not good for man to be alone. I will make a helper suited to him.” This conversation centers on God's design for relationship—how solitude reveals our capacity for love and how unity does not erase individuality but strengthens it.This episode explores:Why slowing down creates space for spiritual clarity and “aha” momentsHow Scripture and conversation together reveal God's presence in everyday lifeThe difference between exterior companionship and interior lonelinessWhy marriage, friendship, and Bible study cannot replace the place meant for GodHow unity in the Body of Christ reflects two bulbs, one lightThis episode reminds listeners that light often begins small—a spark, a pinhole of hope—but when we seek God through His Word and through authentic community, that light grows, illuminates, and draws us into deeper communion with Him and one another. Support the show
In this episode, Denise Champagne shares her journey of faith, loss, and transformation through the rise and closing of Coffeeweed Cottage. What began as a “God vision” became a living testimony of how light continues to shine through obedience, community, and adversity—even when the outcome looks different than expected.Using Psalm 119:105, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path,” this conversation centers on trusting God step by step rather than needing the full plan.This episode explores:How God often reveals only the next step, not the whole roadmapWhy obedience can lead to transformation, even when dreams “fail”How community is formed by sitting with one another in suffering, not fixing itWhat it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus through hospitality and presenceHow God's love is not earned by performance, success, or perfectionDenise reminds us that the light doesn't live in buildings or titles—it lives in changed hearts, shared stories, and everyday faithfulness. Support the show
In Week Six, the final episode of our Advent–Epiphany series, we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany and reflect on Saint Joseph as the first adorer of Christ.Using Matthew 2:1–12, we explore the visit of the Magi—not with all the answers, but with curiosity, imagination, and wonder. Did they know who they were looking for? Did they bring the “right” gifts on purpose? And what does that mean for how we show up before Jesus today?This conversation moves gently into:Why presence is often the greatest gift we can offer GodHow Adoration doesn't require expertise—just honestyWhat to do when prayer feels boring, intimidating, or out of reachThe role of poverty, humility, boundaries, and community in the spiritual lifeWhy God uses our natural gifts, personalities, and even our emptinessWe also share practical encouragement for anyone new to adoration or feeling stuck in their faith: start small, stay curious, and let God meet you where you are............
In Week Five of our Advent to Epiphany series, we focus on Saint Joseph, Head of the Holy Family, and the reality of responding to God when life feels anything but calm. Using the story of the Flight into Egypt, this episode explores what it looks like to hear God's voice in the middle of fear, disruption, and uncertainty—and still move forward.We talk honestly about the tension between wanting peace and feeling overwhelmed, the discomfort of prayer, and the challenge of trusting God when we don't feel ready or capable. Saint Joseph doesn't say much in Scripture, but his actions show us how to lead, protect, and surrender—one faithful step at a time.If you've ever felt like you're not enough, unsure of the next move, or stretched beyond your comfort zone, this conversation is for you.Scripture Focus Matthew 2:13–15, 19–23HighlightsResponding to God instead of the noise around usWhy discomfort might be a sign we're actually listeningTrusting God with what He's placed in front of us—family, faith, and daily responsibilities..............................
As Advent draws to a close, Saint Joseph invites us to make room—not just in our homes, but in our hearts.In Week Four of A Quiet Light, we reflect on Saint Joseph, Most Obedient, and pray with Matthew 1:18–24. This Gospel reminds us that obedience isn't about having all the answers—it's about trusting God enough to take the next step. Joseph heard the call, woke up, and did what the Lord asked. No hesitation. Just love in motion.The word we're sitting with this week? ✨ Trust. The kind that chooses surrender over control, even when the path ahead feels uncertain.Our invitation this week is simple: notice where God may be knocking. Where might He be asking you to make room for Him—again or for the first time? Ask for the grace to say yes, even if it feels uncomfortable or unfinished.
Advent has a way of bringing the quiet and the uncomfortable to the surface, and Saint Joseph meets us there with steady strength.In Week Three of A Quiet Light, we reflect on Saint Joseph, Terror of Demons, and pray with Zephaniah 3:11–12—a lesser-known passage that reminds us God draws near to the humble and the lowly. Joseph shows us that real strength isn't loud or forceful. The word we're sitting with this week? ✨ Courage. The kind that steps into the dark places trusting God is already there.Our invitation this week is simple: bring what's hidden into the light. Take a few quiet moments to examine your heart, and if you're able, consider reconciliation as a way to make room for peace and joy.Don't miss the Cutting Room Floor at the end for deeper reflections, personal stories, and a few moments that didn't make it into the main episode. ...............................
Advent is a good time to slow down a little, and St. Joseph the Workman shows us what it looks like to stay steady and trust God in the middle of everyday life.In Week Two of A Quiet Light, we focus on St. Joseph the Workman and pray with Matthew 11:28–30—Jesus' reminder that we don't have to carry everything alone. Joseph lived this in a very real way. The word we're sitting with this week? ✨ Rest. The kind of rest that comes from putting things back in God's hands.Our invitation this week is simple: let your daily work become a place to talk to God. Whether you're doing chores, driving, or checking things off your list, bring Him into it. Let Him lighten the load.Don't miss the Cutting Room Floor at the end for some extra stories and moments we couldn't fit into the episode.
Welcome to Week One of A Quiet Light, our Advent journey with Saint Joseph from Advent to Epiphany. If you missed the introduction episode, go back and give it a listen — it sets the tone for everything we're walking through together.This week, we're sitting with the title Saint Joseph, Most Faithful and praying with Psalm 122:1–9, the psalm Joseph himself would've prayed and carried in his heart. The word that stands out this week? Peace. Peace in a season that often feels anything but peaceful.In the episode, we talk about: • How Saint Joseph lived a simple, steady rhythm of prayer — not to check a box, but to stay rooted in God all day long. • How his quiet faithfulness invites us into deeper spiritual discipline, not perfection. • The power of posture and praying with our whole body — kneeling, lighting a candle, creating sacred space. • How the artwork for this week reflects Joseph's urgency to pray and his readiness to respond to God. • What it means to become “expectant” with hope — not just for Mary, but for Joseph as a father preparing his heart for Jesus.Your challenge for Week One:Choose one small resolution that brings more light and intention into your prayer this week. Maybe it's five extra minutes using Lectio Divina with Scripture, kneeling beside your bed, or praying with a candle lit — one quiet step toward faithfulness.Tune in, pray with us, and let this Advent begin gently, quietly, faithfully. Let's Go Be the Light.
It's one week until Advent, we're kicking off this journey with Saint Joseph — the quiet and steady light we didn't know we were aching for. After a year of leaning on our spiritual mamas, the Lord kept tugging our hearts in 2025 toward this good and holy father.We're sharing how Saint Joseph has been showing up for us, why his strength and tenderness matter right now, and how walking with his titles for six weeks — all the way through Christmas and into Epiphany — can help you slow down, breathe, and pray a little deeper this season. We hope you will join us!It's not too late to grab your Quiet Light Devotional to follow along and join us in the saerch for peace. Visit Acadian Religious to grab yours in person or order online at www.wearethelightproject.org.Support the show
We're bringing you another episode of Trailer Park Theology this week...what can we say, we've got more to share. Just a heads up: after this episode and starting 2026, we'll be launching a brand-new feed just for Trailer Parked Theology, so make sure to follow along! ✨This week, Josh and Kristi are talking seasons: church seasons, life seasons, and all the in-between ones.Josh talks about what it's like prepping for a big talk (and stressing yourself out for no good reason), how Advent is way deeper than we usually treat it, and why God's way more interested in your heart than your perfect notes. And yes… a Delilah impression may or may not have made its way in.
⚡Y'all, this one's a classic. Father Patrick joins us once again to dive into all the things—prayer, Advent, and more...and of course, he brings his signature puns and contagious joy.There's truly no one who can make you laugh and grow holier in the same breath quite like Fr. Patrick. His lighthearted wisdom and authentic faith remind us that holiness is filled with humor and hope.So grab your Checkers french fries
Flashback Episode (Originally aired April 2023)This episode is shared in loving memory of Kalix James Broussard. ✝️We chose to bring this one back because there's just something about it — more goosies, more grace, and more of that unmistakable movement of the Holy Spirit that we all need to hear again.When Paul Whittington and Bubba Broussard joined us in Holy Spirit Studios, we found ourselves swept up in a conversation full of love, loss, truth, and the kind of heart conversion that only God can orchestrate.It's a story of friendship, faith, and the healing that comes when we hand our hearts completely to Him.So join us as we revisit this powerful reminder that even through unimaginable pain, God's mercy and love never stop writing the story.Support the show
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