Let Him In Podcast

Can't find your Superwoman cape? Well, that's probably because my good friend, prayer partner, English guru, volleyball coaching, amazing wife and incredible mom to four super kids wears it every single day! You'll love her story!

Alyssa Dewitt-Davis is a third grade teacher at Farrell Elementary. Her love for kids shines through everything she does! Want to know what a day looks like through the lens of a passionate educator? Listen in!

Gena Chaucer had the incredibly busy, rewarding life of being a stay-at-home Wife and Mom to husband, Adam and her three boys – that is until God gave her a passion for the ministry of equipping young boys to grow into Godly men. Gena's story is a story of faith and watching God grow a tiny idea into a tremendous ministry. If you've ever had one of those kind of tiny ideas, listen and be encouraged! Our God is a Big God!

This week's podcast is one of our favorites! Alan Branch, detective in the Crimes Against Childrens Unit for the Arlington Police Dept shares his story of being husband, Dad, and having one of the toughest jobs in the world.

Know why your kids love Camp Thurman? There are so many reasons, but at the top of the list is YIPPEE! Well, that's her CT name, but we know her as the amazing Mary Hibbs! This week's conversation with Mary Hibbs will delight you. Mary gives us insight into her ministry as Challenge Adventure Program Director for Camp Thurman. Listen now!

Ryan Rives, Agility 2 Elevate founder and Mary Kay Million Dollar Circle of Excellence achiever is today's guest for Let Him In. Ryan talks about great strategies for sharing your faith, as well as identifying your own personal strengths. You'll be inspired as you listen to her story!

In addition to the aesthetician you'll hear about in our first podcast, I've worked with, networked with, and come in contact with so many people – from waiters and waitresses to doctors and nurses - who are using their work as an opportunity to minister to a hurting world. They will inspire you, but even more than inspiring you, they will lead you to think: What's my purpose and how should I be living it out? So often, we compartmentalize life. For example, we wear our Mom & Dad hats, our Adult Child hat, our Professional hat, our Friend hat, and then our Sunday-go-to-church hat. Although each of those roles are different, we are the same person. And if we are Christians, our Christianity must be lived out in every area of our lives. Our core values and beliefs – our lights – should shine so bright that the whole world will see and, someday soon, the whole world will know. Until the whole world does know, let's join together, shine His light, and Let Him In.