Triple Threat with Tay

SURPRISE! I know a second season was supposed to release a few weeks ago, but I've been sensing the need to hold off. However, I wanted to release this bonus episode with Melissa Lynn Hunt because she shares about a brand new print magazine for women: Genuine. Genuine is for women who desire authenticity in their faith, family, and lifestyle. It is seasonally published and features recipes, design tips, gardening, seasonal favorites, prayer, journaling opportunities, inspiration for families, and powerful testimonies and stories written by women of all ages. Genuine is a physical magazine and is available to purchase online. You can subscribe to one year of Genuine right now and receive 1 issue for free. Head to https://bit.ly/GenuineSubscription today so you can receive the summer issue when it releases on May 1st. PLUS, I'm a guest writer in this issue! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

What do you do when you've heard something from God, and you know it was God because your spirit lept within you - but it hasn't rained...yet? Noah was told to build an Ark and was 600 years old before he entered it and the rains came. But here's the kicker..he was somewhere between 500 and 600 when he was told to build the ark. Some scholars say that it took anywhere from 50-70 years for it to be completed. So what do you do when you're faced with a task that seems daunting, that takes years to be completed and is hasn't rained yet? How do you deal with the onslaught of lies from the enemy? In today's episode, host Taylor Phillips shares encouragement from her situations of building when there's not rain on the horizon, as well as encourages you with a word from the Lord. Follow Taylor at Instagram: www.instagram.com/taylor_phillips_ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Have you ever felt frustrated by the level of discouragement you're facing? Maybe you've received revelation in an area and began moving forward, but a few weeks (or days or months) later, you realize that it just seemed really cloudy. Maybe you're dealing with a level of tired that exists past physical tiredness - a level of exhaustion that no amount of sleep can cure. It might even be that you weren't aware of this until I began mentioning it and you're realizing that you've been in a funk that's wiped you out. If this is you, my hope and prayer for this episode is to draw your attention to a tactic of the enemy and give you tools to battle and keep building with God. In today's episode, we're going to cover revelation I believe Holy Spirit gave me in my season of discouragement from Nehemiah 4. Other scriptures mentioned: -Nehemiah 4 -Philippians 4:6-7 -Proverbs 4:23 -2 Corinthians 10:4-5 Follow Taylor on Instagram: www.instagram.com/taylor_phillips_ or www.instagram.com/mandhmarketing Check out Podcast Merch here: https://triple-threat-with-tay.myshopify.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

One of my favorite conversations to have is mental health - what it means to renew your mind, the brain & body connection, why mental health matters, and more. In today's conversation, I'm joined by Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Ann Taylor McNiece to talk about mental health and renewing our minds. We cover topics like: Why is Mental Health Important? What does God's word say about mental health? What does it mean to renew our minds? How much does what we speak matter? Positive Psychology, Manifesting, & Affirmations How can we renew our minds today? This is a practical, powerful conversation that will equip you in not only renewing your mind, but encouraging you to reach out for help if you need it.  ______ Ann Taylor McNiece is a Jesus lover and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist living in Southern California. As the host of the Soul Grit Podcast, she loves helping Christians make sense of mental health. She is a wife and mom of three kids, and can usually be found with a cup of coffee in her hands. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with Scripture Listen to Ann Taylor's podcast here.  Follow Ann Taylor on Instagram here.  Listen to the referenced YouTube video here.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Have you ever felt like you had to earn God's love? Like, if you were "bad" you had to be extra good to get back on God's "good" side? It's performance based relationship, and you're not alone. In today's episode, Angela Pitnikoff joins me to share about her journey out of performance based obedience with God. She shares where it all changed for her and how you can break out of that mindset and into freedom as God's child. Angela is a Pastor's Wife, Worship Leader, Momma and Podcast Host. You can follow her on instagram at www.instagram.com/mrsangelapitnikoff or listen to her podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-kingdom-daughters-podcast-christian-woman/id1566001401 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If you've ever said the words “I don't like sales or promoting myself, but I know it's part of running a business,” or if you've ever wondered if there's a secret to getting your ideal client,” this episode is for you. The number one thing I hear from my clients is “I don't like selling, but I know sales is part of a successful business.” It's like the word “sales” is a grungy word we don't like to hear anymore, and as a Christian, we feel like it's self promotion. In today's episode, I'm joined by Kelly Baader to talk about what sales is, how you can position yourself in the market effectively, and the power of one framework. ------------------------ Kelly is the CEO of Influential Entrepreneurs, LLC. A Kingdom-Advancing Leadership Development Company that empowers you, the Christ-Centered Entrepreneurs to Grow & Scale Your Business Elegantly with Identity-Aligned Positioning, Compassion-Driven Marketing, and Confidence-Fueled Selling. Kelly is a certified business and leadership coach by ICF, John C Maxwell Team, and Kingdom Driven Entrepreneurs. She has coached and mentored entrepreneurs and organization leaders in 4 continents since 2008. She has been featured in the industry-leading publication and podcasts like The Huffington Post, Youpreneur FM, Eternal Leadership, Stewarding Your Influence, Kingdom Driven Entrepreneurs, and many more. Kelly's Power of One FREE Masterclass: https://www.powerofoneframework.com/benchmark Connect with Kelly online: https://kellybaader.com | https://www.powerofoneframework.com | Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiIEQgLJcy02yAHbipRQkXw Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellybaader/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellybaader/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If you've ever dealt with a failed relationship - whether friendship, marriage, or other relationship - and it rocked you to the core… maybe you had people who didn't understand the way you handled it, or maybe you're struggling with forgiveness or coming to terms, this episode will be encouraging for you. What started out initially as a conversation about sticking with God turned into a conversation about HEALING with God. Tierra Dionna pulls back the curtains to expose a vulnerable time in her life when her marriage was under fire. She shares what it was like for her to experience hurt and healing. I love when conversations take different turns, especially when it starts out as one thing, but turns into another - Holy Spirit knows what hearts need, so this is for the one who needs encouragement to stick with God AND heal with God even when things don't happen the way you wanted. ------------- Tierra is known for her vibrant personality, her love for God, and People. She believes everyone has a story so she uses her platform to encourage people to share them weekly on Instagram live. She believes she is called to connect, shift mindsets, and soften hearts. Tierra refers to herself as a STRAIGHT UP OVERCOMER. Growing up in an environment of drugs, domestic violence and sexual abuse, Tierra uses her traumatic past to breathe life into desolate places others have written off She encourages you to believe bigger, combat lies and assist you in fulfilling their “WHY” on earth. A motto she lives by: Teaching others early what I've learned late Tierra is a Speaker, Educator, Entrepreneur and Mentor, her mission is to be a distinguished voice for Overcoming Trauma and desires nothing more than to speak to speak to the Overcomer in you. Connect with Tierra at www.instagram.com/tierradionna --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

In today's episode, I'm joined by Marlena Banks (Big Idea Food), Fann Sanders (Free Creative) and Shivawn Mitchell (The Creative Outsiders) to discuss all things business and entrepreneurship. We talk about things like: - What does "creative" even mean? - What are some of the biggest lessons you've learned being an entrepreneur? - How do you find balance when you're running a business as all the parts, and trying to live your life? - How do you fight the comparison trap in business? - Owning your place in the body of Christ and so much more. If you've been looking for THE podcast that's got all the juice and things you need to know before you start your business journey - or even in the middle of it - this is for you. Connect with Marlena on Instagram, and purchase her book here. Connect with Shivawn on Instagram, and join what she's doing here. Connect with Fann on Instagram, and purchase her book here. Connect with Host, Taylor Phillips, on Instagram and purchase her book here. Shop Christian Merch and support Triple Threat with Tay here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If you've ever struggled with believing God loves you If you've struggled with hurt and disappointment and you feel like it's affected your relationship with God If you've ever struggled feeling worthy, or like you have to prove yourself for God to love you.... This episode is for you. I'm joined by author and speaker, Zaneeka Hill, to talk about her book "What If I Believed Everything God Says About Me?" We cover what it looks like when the proverbial rug is swept out from under us, what it means to know our identity in Christ, how knowing who we are in Christ postures us to fight from a heavenly position, and how to combat the lies we hear on a daily basis. You can get Zaneeka's Book here. Follow Zaneeka on IG at www.instagram.com/iamzaneeka --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

There is so much tension in the world today when it comes to race. Words like "Social Justice," "Black Lives Matter," "Inequality," and "Racial Injustice" are thrown around from the top down. As Christians, it can be hard to know where to stand, especially when people are telling us that we're being unloving and oppressive, no matter the color of our skin. While schools aren't sitting your children down, and you're not hearing the words "critical race theory," the ideas taught throughout CRT at the University level are trickling down into conversations and the classrooms. In today's conversation, I'm joined by Kelli Garms , and we have a conversation covering: -What Critical Race Theory is -Why it's dangerous -How we stand against it biblically Plus, we talk about other Critical Theories that are in place today. This is a L O A D E D conversation, and it will bring so much clarity if you've ever questioned what exactly CRT is. *This conversation is not saying that there isn't racism in the world. Before making a comment, listen to the whole conversation.* Resources Kelli mentions: Christianity and Wokeness by Owen Strahn, Faultlines by Voddie Baucham, Christopher Rufo, federationforchildren.com, Thomas Sewell, and www.kelligarms.com __________________ Kelli Garms is a wife and mother of two teenagers. As a former college professor turned homeschooling mom, she is passionate about teaching women to study the Bible on their own so they don't have to depend on someone else to tell them what it means. She loves to help women grow more in love with the Lord! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If you're a business owner, podcaster, blogger, or author and you're not using Pinterest - you're sleeping on GOLD. Pinterest isn't like Facebook or Instagram. It's actually a Search Engine similar to google (think sexy google). So if it's not like the other social media channels, HOW DO YOU USE PINTEREST? In today's episode I'm joined by Sara Motes of Motes Design. Sara is the pinterest KA-WEEN. She helps service based entrepreneurs show up on Pinterest and get results. If you've asked: "Do I have to have a website to use pinterest?" "How do I repurpose content?" "Is pinterest right for my business?" "Can I use pinterest as a podcaster?" This episode is for you! ___________________ Sara Motes is an enneagram 3, saved-by-grace girl who helps service-based businesses learn how to use Pinterest to get more email subs, website traffic, and dream clients. You can sign up for her FREE pinterest challenge at www.motesdesign.com/pinterestchallenge To sign up for her "Pinning for the Profitable Service Provider" waitlist, visit www.motesdesign.com/course --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

"Should Christians have money? What about it saying 'money is evil' in the bible?" "Is it okay for Christians to be rich?" "Am I trusting God with my money if I have a savings account?" "How do I spend my money?" These are all questions we've asked at one point in time or another. Today, Katie Jones of Agape Investing joins me to talk about the importance of managing our money as Christians and why it's important, how we can invest our money into our gifts and passions, AND we talk about "is it wrong for Christians to have money?" Katie is a youth-pastor's wife, a traveling enthusiast, a real estate agent & investor, and a money coach. After struggling to reconcile her faith with her real estate investing and passion for personal finances, God finally showed her how to confidently manage her money in a way that acknowledges and glorifies him. She owns Agape Investing. You can check her out at http://agapeinvests.com or follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/agapeinvesting If you'd like to become a sponsor of Triple Threat with Tay and have an opportunity to share about your business on the podcast, please email tnphillips16@gmail.com with the subject line "podcast sponsor" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

In today's episode, Pastor Scott Distler joins me for a conversation about "when ministry becomes misery." Ministry within the four walls of the church is H A R D, and those who don't get a front row seat don't see what Pastors and ministry workers can go through. On the flip side of that, those who attend the church can experience their own form of misery when it comes to ministry. Whether you're in ministry, or you've been hurt by the church, this episode is for you. _________ Scott Distler is the Lead Pastor of E-Free Church with campuses in Gaylord and Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan as well as a vibrant Online Campus. He is also the Bible teacher on the Folks Listen television broadcast seen weekly in 53 counties throughout Northern Michigan. Scott is a graduate of Liberty University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pastoral Ministries and a Master of Arts degree in Religion. Scott has served as a pastor for over 33 years in churches in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and now Michigan. Scott's passion is leading his local church in saturating northern Michigan with the Gospel of Jesus by meeting as many people as possible right where they are and moving them to where God wants them to be. You can reach him via email at scottd@miefree.org Order his book "When Ministry Becomes Misery" here. ------------ To sign up for a free 30 day trial with Daily Bible Texts, visit www.dailytext.net ----------- If you'd like to partner with me to keep this podcast going, visit the "donate" link below. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

The common misconception in leadership is that the higher you go, the more you're exempt from building relationship with those under you. However, that's not true. Tyler Reagin says "the higher you go, the harder you have to work to show people you are for them, believe in them, and that you're going to bring life to them." We've all been under poor leadership at one point in our life and we tend to walk away saying that we'll do better than that person. So how do we lead better? Tyler Reagin, Author and Leadership Coach, joins me for today's episode. We talk about what a life-giving leader does, what it means to lead from our truest self, and how we can lead from that place. It doesn't matter what your position is in an organization, everyone can benefit from this episode. -------- Tyler Reagin is the founder and CEO of The Life Giving Company (lifegiving.co). He is the author of The Life-Giving Leader (Oct 2018) and Leading Things You Didn't Start launching March 2, 2021. He was the President of Catalyst, a leadership development organization that exists to unify and equip leaders who love the Church through resources and experiential events. Prior to leading the charge at Catalyst, Tyler served for seven years under the leadership of Andy Stanley as the Service Programming Director of Browns Bridge Community Church (a campus of North Point Ministries). He received his Masters of Divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and serves as a leadership coach for teams and organizations. Connect with Tyler at www.tylerreagin.com or www.instagram.com/tylerreagin Order his books "The Life-Giving Leader" and "Leading What You Didn't Start" anywhere books are sold --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

We know it well: hustle culture.  Get it done, no matter the cost. Whoever is doing more is the most successful.  But when it comes down to it, we're still feeling unfulfilled. We're still left with this burning question: is there more to life? Is this truly what Jesus called us to? The answer is no. And in today's episode, I'm joined by Michelle Myers and Summer Phoebus with She Works His Way to talk about how we can be effective in our work while staying committed to the gospel. If you're going through life asking these questions: · How can I be effective in my work, and stay committed to the Gospel? · How can I be dedicated to my family, when my job is so demanding? · Why am I working so hard, and still so unfulfilled? This episode is for you. _______ Order She Works His Way: A Practical Guide for Doing What Matters Most in a Get-Things-Done-World here.  Follow Summer and Michelle on Instagram at She Works His Way here. Michelle + Somer are moms, wives, women called to work, best friends, and co-leaders of She Works His Way – a discipleship community for working women. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If you've ever said or thought "I eat healthy-ish and I work out, but I still feel like crap." or "My Dr. says my labs are normal, but I feel far from normal." This episode is for you. I'm joined by Holistic Health Practitioner, Sarah Bridgeman for today's episode & we're having a conversation about what optimizing your health means, how to weed through the sea of internet knowledge, signs and symptoms your body needs a reset and more! To connect or work with Sarah, you can follow her on Instagram or visit her website at www.sarahbridgeman.com . You'll find the resources she mentioned on today's episode on either of those. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Before marriage, our lives are all about independence and survival. When we get married, there's a sudden shift we have to make: from "me" to "we." There's a power-struggle of two "me's" trying to become "we." As a culture, we've bought into this lie that marriage is for "me," and when it doesn't work, we bail. In reality, marriage is for God's glory, and it's a picture of two people mirroring the way Christ loves the church. Not only that, but through having children, it's an opportunity to raise up the next generation to be leaders - in marriage, in parenting, in loving God. In today's episode, host Taylor Phillips is joined by Author and Worship Leader Kaley Thompson to talk about her new book "Matrimony, Motherhood & Me" and how we can thrive in all areas. Order Kaley's book here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/matrimony-motherhood-and-me-kaley-thompson/1140310718?ean=9781952840111 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

In today's episode "Dear College Christian," I'm joined by Mary Madeline Schumpert (@earth_to_mm). Mary Mad is passionate about helping the young collegiate Christian step into a deeper relationship with Jesus during their college years. here's the thing: the crux of the millennial "religion" is Jesus camp highs and missions trips. They experienced a locational change, but when they came home - there was no discipleship after the transformation. So millennials are teaching the next generation relationship without discipleship. As a result, college students today (even high school) are thinking the basics of their faith are based on experience. They feel the tug to go deeper, but they don't know how. Mary Mad and I have a conversation to encourage the collegiate Christian, and we talk about her new book coming soon: Contemplations of a Collegiate Christian. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

The world's view of peace is calm. There's no turmoil, no frustrations, no issues. It's something that isn't easily achieved, because people are always vying for "world peace." But to the Christian, peace isn't the lack of turmoil - it's a steady hope in the midst of turmoil. It's more about personal wholeness or completeness. So what is peace that passes all understanding, and how can we be so whole and complete that even in the midst of turmoil, we feel peace? Host Taylor Phillips is joined by Dr. Natalie Atwell to have a conversation around peace, conflict and managing it all. _________ Dr. Natalie Atwell is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and professor. She runs a private counseling practice in the Charlotte, NC metro area and teaches graduate counseling courses at Liberty University. Dr. Atwell speaks at businesses and churches upon request and considers it an honor to have a front-row seat in the healing of others through counseling. Currently, she is writing a book on walking in peace daily! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Our work in this world is a primary form of ministry. It's important. But in order to do our work well, we need to manage our time well. In today's episode, Jordan Raynor joins host Taylor Phillips and talks about the importance of BIBLICALLY managing your time well by looking at the Author of time. Pre-order Jordan's book here: www.jordanraynor.com If you pre-order Jordan's book, you'll be entered to win a trip to the Holy Land. ________________ Taylor Phillips is an Author, Wife, Business Owner and Dog-mom. Her book "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" was released in January 2021 and talks about the importance of pursuing what God has called you to do in humility and honor, and practical ways to walk it out. She enjoys helping small business owners show up confidently and authentically on social media, as well as helping entrepreneurs own their position in God's Kingdom through Brand + Marketing Strategy __________ Jordan Raynor is the national best-selling author of Called to Create, Master of One, and his most recent book, Redeeming Your Time: 7 Biblical Principles for Being Purposeful, Present, and Wildly Productive. Through his work as an author and serial entrepreneur, he has helped millions of Christians around the world connect the gospel to their work through his “Call to Mastery” podcast and weekly devotionals, The Word Before Work. He also serves as the executive chairman of Threshold 360, a venture-backed tech start-up that has built the world's largest library of 360-degree virtual experiences of hotels, restaurants, and attractions. A highly sought-after speaker on the topic of faith and work, Raynor has spoken at many events around the world including Harvard University, SXSW, and has been selected as a Google fellow twice. He has been interviewed by many media outlets including CNBC, Fast Company, WIRED Magazine, “In the Market with Janet Parshall,” and the Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast. Jordan lives in Tampa with his wife and their three daughters. For more information, visit https://www.jordanraynor.com & https://www.instagram.com/jordanraynor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

What does it mean to be joyful? What does joy look like? In today's episode, host Taylor Phillips, talks with joy-bringer Season Bowers about what it means to walk in joy and how Jesus is the SOURCE of joy. "Joy isn't just expressed as happiness. Yes, our joy can be felt, but joy can be peaceful, confident, calm and connected." -Season "Galatians 5 talks about the fruits of the Spirit, and we all know that. But what people forget is the 7 words "against such there is no law." That means that there is not limit to how much fruit of the Spirit we can have. We can get fat on fruit." - Season _________ Season is a pastor, radio host, author, and joy bringer. After spending over 20 years as a professional actor on the stage, the Lord called her into full-time ministry. Season is passionate about releasing freedom and joy to the glory of God everywhere she goes, While filled with joy and Jesus, she is also almost almost always full of iced tea. Connect with Season here. www.seasonbowers.com Taylor Phillips is a Christian Author and Business Owner and Dog mom. She desires to lead people from lukewarm to fully surrendered in life and business and redefine what it means to be a Christian business owner. She is the Owner and CEO of M & H Marketing and author of Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing. Connect with Taylor here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Who is the Holy Spirit? Jesus had one very clear purpose and that was to redeem us from our sins, and to pay the debt our sins caused. It's easy to get behind that. But because we can't fit Holy Spirit into a box, the church doesn't know how to interact with Him or what His purpose is. God isn't haphazard - He didn't just drop the Holy Spirit onto our planners. He was strategic and purposeful, and our lives should be different because of the Holy Spirit in us. Join host Taylor Phillips and Guest Ashley Ferris for part two of the conversation _______________ *Ashley is a wife, mother, and author. She loves honest conversations about Holy Spirit and His role in our lives and helping women cultivate a deeper relationship with Him. You can follow Ashley on Instagram, Facebook, or visit her website. *Follow Taylor on Facebook or Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Who is the Holy Spirit? Jesus had one very clear purpose and that was to redeem us from our sins, and to pay the debt our sins caused. It's easy to get behind that. But because we can't fit Holy Spirit into a box, the church doesn't know how to interact with Him or what His purpose is. God isn't haphazard - He didn't just drop the Holy Spirit onto our planners. He was strategic and purposeful, and our lives should be different because of the Holy Spirit in us. Join host, Taylor Phillips, as she and Ashley Ferris have a conversation about who the Holy Spirit is and an honest look at His role in our lives. _______________ *Ashley is a wife, mother, and author. She loves honest conversations about Holy Spirit and His role in our lives and helping women cultivate a deeper relationship with Him. You can follow Ashley on Instagram, Facebook, or visit her website.  *Follow Taylor on Facebook or Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

We don't know when the next opportunity will strike, so we have to be prepared for that opportunity. Every one of us has dreams and goals, things we feel like we've been placed on earth to do. Just like Soldiers or Athletes, we're always training for the battle or game (opportunity). Coach John Wooden once said "When opportunity comes, it's too late to prepare." If you've got a dream in your heart, this episode is for you. If you've asked yourself what the point of continuing to prepare is - this is for you. Grab a copy of "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" here. Follow me on Instagram here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

For too long, we as Christians have been conditioned toward religion - not relationship. As a result, we have failed to show up in the world around us shining the light of Christ. From business owners to media, we've been told that the world is too dark and it's impossible to show up and impact the world. We see darkness all over, but we don't counteract that darkness with the Light of Christ and the Truth of His word - we sit down, complain, and only use our gifts within the four walls of the church. In today's episode, Author and Producer Shivawn Mitchell joins me and we have a conversation about prophetically producing what is on God's heart, and how we show up in the entertainment industry as Christians. We talk about the importance of connecting with people, storytelling as Christians, and how we can start showing up in the world of Entertainment and Business. The neat thing is: it doesn't just apply to the entertainment industry. It applies to business, to education, to home and more. If you feel like God has called you to ministry outside of the church but you've been afraid to step out thinking you've heard wrong, or you want encouragement to continue stepping out, this is for you. About Shivawn: Creativity, filmmaking and mental health wellness are key themes in Shivawn Mitchell's life and career. The Virginia native and Norfolk State University & Wilkes University graduate wants to be remembered as a woman who gave others permission to live their dreams. As the author of two Books, Producer whose work has been seen on PBS, Essence Festival, Apple TV, Fire Tv and more. Shivawn is doing her part to make sure that voices are being represented throughout various spaces in the media. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Marlena Banks of Big Idea Food joins me for today's episode, and y'all...it's J U I C Y. A few weeks ago she had a revelation from the TV Show "Breaking Bad" and shared about it on her IG. So I asked her to come and share the revelation she had on my podcast. In the midst of it, we talk about obedience and what it looks like. We talk about who we're doing it for - ourselves or God, and how the enemy loves to blur the lines. We talk about the importance of being obedient in the small things, and how, often, what God asks us to do seems small - but in reality, it's a large seed. If you've ever said: "my calling doesn't matter because it's not as big as theirs." "that doesn't fit into my overall vision, so I don't think it's God." Or if you've ever disregarded the small commands He's given you because it was silly or too small... This is for you... Connect with Marlena at www.bigideafood.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

If I were a betting woman, I would bet you've used the phrase “I need to…” followed by a goal you want to achieve numerous times. Maybe it's “I need to get up earlier,” or “I need to lose weight,” or “I need to keep a better work schedule,” or “I need to do dishes more often.” Or maybe, you've got a goal that you want to achieve, but looking at your schedule you're not sure whether that's achievable or not. Researchers from Duke University say that over 40% of what we do isn't determined by decisions, but habits. So, as you can see, habits are important for our daily lives. Without habits in place, we don't carry out those goals we've set at the new year, or any time throughout the year. Instead of making goals and hoping willpower will help us through, we need to set goals and habits to start implementing. In today's episode, I share more about habits - the reason (other than the grace of God) I'm able to do all that I do. We talk about what habits are, establishing new habits, and why they're important. If you're ready to create new habits and crush those goals - this episode is for you! If you need help, shoot me a message on IG: www.instagram.com/taylor_phillips_ Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TaylorPhillipsAuthor Purchase a copy of "Training Ground" here. Don't forget to leave a review! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

We're in a battle, y'all. In the world today, yes, but also spiritually. Everything seems to go haywire and sometimes I find myself asking "how did we get to this point?" Coming off of spending time at Youth Camp with some teenagers who learned how to develop their battle cry, I felt like it was time that we had the conversation we've needed to have for awhile: it's battle time. We've spent far too long allowing an enemy who is defeated to tell us that there is no need to fight. So in today's episode, we're going to talk about spiritual warfare and the importance of fighting. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

"Trauma and suffering are universal, healing is optional." Trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety...they're not talked about a lot within the four walls of church. As a result, many suffer silently wondering whether or not things will get better. Today's guest is Daytona Erkan and she's joining me to share her story. When she was 17 and living in Germany with her family, she had heart surgery...without anesthesia. As you can imagine, what followed were months and years of healing and walking in forgiveness toward the doctors and nurses. In today's episode, we have an honest conversation around trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction, and walking through it in victory. Not only does Daytona share her story, but she leaves you with HOPE that things will get better, and that it's okay to not be okay. Just don't unpack in the "not okay." WARNING: Daytona shares her full story, so there is some graphic detail mentioned, as well as honest talk around what she went through in healing. Use discretion when listening. Connect with Daytona here. Connect with Taylor here. Check out the book Daytona mentions here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

"How do I have hard conversations with my kids?" "How do I parent in today's culture?" "How do I instill biblical values in my young children?" "How do I keep the fire lit for Christ in my teenagers?" These are common questions that parents are asking when it comes to raising kids in today's day and age. I invited Sara Stapleton to join me today to answer these questions. Sara is a ranchers wife, mother to three, and coach. She's passionate about helping mothers raise and disciple their children while also growing in their own relationship with Jesus. You can connect with Sara on Instagram and Facebook. Join her Growing Faith Community here. -- Connect with Taylor on Instagram and Facebook. Purchase Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

E.M. Bounds once said "Prayer fills man's emptiness with God's fullness. Prayer fills man's poverty with God's riches. Prayer puts away man's weakness with the coming of God's strength. It banishes man's littleness with God's greatness. Prayer is God's plan to supply man's great and continuous need with God's great and continuous abundance." (Purchase his book here) Prayer is such a vital part in our walk with God because it's a connection to the heart of the Father. There are two things I've heard the most when it comes to prayer: “I don't know how to pray,” and “I don't feel comfortable praying out loud.” And both of these are valid concerns. BUT I think that we've made prayer such a production that, if we don't do it the way we hear someone else praying, we're not praying correctly. I believe that this is exactly where the enemy wants us: afraid we're doing it wrong, so we don't do it at all. I believe this because of what James 5:16 says “Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective.” So in today's episode, I want to give you a few prayer tools for your secret place. If you've struggled cultivating your prayer life, want to hear different tools, or just learn more about prayer, listen now! Purchase my book "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" here. Follow me on instagram. "Like" my facebook page. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

We've been conditioned to put trials and suffering on levels. Culture says that, unless we've suffered a certain amount, we need to get over what we're going through. Church culture sometimes ignores what people are going through and blanket scripture over the top, almost dismissing the real thing someone is enduring. We can all agree that 2020 was a year of trials for everyone. Some dealt with more than others, but we suffered just the same. In today's podcast, your host Taylor Phillips interviews Keagan Hayden about trials, truth, and triumph: how we walk through trials, how we can move toward truth and walking through them in God's word, and how we can walk through trials with others. If you or anyone you know is going through a rough spot, take a listen and then share it. Keagan is a Christian communicator and author. As a wife and mom from Texas, there are only a few things in this life that make her heart skip a beat: Jesus. Family. People. She wants nothing more than for you to feel like family and know that Jesus loves you, even in the middle of the hard. You can connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can also check out her website. Facebook: www.facebook.com/keagankhayden Instagram: www.instagram.com/keagankhayden Twitter: www.twitter.com/keagankayetexas Website: www.keagankhayden.com Follow Taylor at www.instagram.com/taylor_phillips_ Buy "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Walmart or Books-A-Million --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

It doesn't matter the season you're in. Community is vital. If 2020 has taught us anything, it's the importance of connection. We've had to get creative over the last year to find the fun in Zoom meetings, google classrooms, and more. Community gives us the opportunity to bounce ideas off of another, connect with like-minded people outside of our co-workers, and honestly, just be the body of Christ. But how do we build community in an ever increasing virtual world? How do we create those meaningful connections through screens? How do we find what our lives so desperately need? This conversation with Madison Anaya, CEO and founder of The Fearless Chase Community is more than a conversation about community. It's about leadership. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, stay at home mom, worker of a 9-5, whatever...this conversation will be so beneficial to you. Join host, Taylor Phillips as she and Madison, "Mads" talk about community. Madison Anaya is your community-obsessed, gal who knows everyone, biz bestie wing woman. She's the host of The Fearless Chase, a business education and lifestyle platform and community that helps female creative entrepreneurs build businesses and lives centered around what truly matters to them. Her mission is to connect women with top experts to help them grow their business in a sustainable way with a group of like-minded women by their side. She believes that whoever said you shouldn't mix business and play was totally doing it wrong. Instagram Podcast: The Fearless Chase The Fearless Chase Community on Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Join host, Taylor Phillips, as she and guest Jordyn Anderson have a spontaneous conversation about being transformed into God's image. It's an episode like you've never heard before. Connect with Jordyn on Facebook and Instagram. Listen to "Piece of Authenticity" podcast, like their Facebook page, follow them on Instagram, & Subscribe to their Youtube Channel. Buy Jordyn's song "The Veil." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

It's no secret: we face opposition of all kinds in our lives. From spiritual warfare, bad decisions, living in a fallen world--it just happens. What happens when you KNOW that you have a promise from God, but that promise seems to take FOR-EV-ER to happen. What happens when the giants in the land God has called you to possess seem bigger than God? Today's episode, I'm sharing a chapter of my book "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" with you. If you're in need of encouragement or insight, this is for you. If you haven't purchased a copy of "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" yet, now is a great time to do it. It's on sale on Amazon. Plus, if you need graduation gift ideas: this is it! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1952840031/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_TKPP2PYKDFYPNDP63NR2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Have you found yourself in a spiritual funk? You know, the kind of funk where you know that you need to press in, but it's so stinkin' hard. Or, maybe you've experienced something that rocked you to the core and you're flat out numb from the battle. I get it. I too have been there. In fact, I'm a full week out of the funk I've been in for 6 weeks. SIX WEEKS. On today's episode of Triple Threat Training, I, Taylor Phillips, talk about ways to get out of the spiritual funk you might find yourself in. Call it the sister episode to Episode 3 "What's Hindering You?" Grab your favorite drink, sit back and join me for an honest conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

I am so glad that you've joined me today because today's show is something that I am passionate about. And I really didn't become passionate about it until I realized the magnitude of it in my life. Some might know it as the “compound effect,” others may know it as “seed time and harvest,” but it's the concept of small decisions producing big results over time. Living in a world full of instant gratification, this is a HUGE topic I'm passionate about. While 5 minutes isn't long enough for the full conversation, I do want to bring it up. Join me for a 5 minute conversation about compound habits. Books on Habits: Atomic Habits-James Clear The Compound Effect-Darren Hardy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Are you a Christian creative? Do you feel like there's a disconnect between creating and knowing how to build? Join host, Taylor Phillips, as she interviews Fann Sanders, owner and founder of Free Creatives. They talk about building with God, important intangibles, where to start building. PLUS encouragement to serve where God leads you, no matter if it looks normal to those around you or not. Follow Fann Sanders on instagram. Get a copy of "It's Time to Build" Listen to Fann's podcast "The Free Creative" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Have you ever found yourself in a season of absolute chaos? Whether raising kids, running a business or ministry, or maybe it's a season of travel, it's just chaos. You've gone from intentionally spending time with God to apologizing as you're falling asleep at night. How can we connect with God when we can't seem to connect with rest? Different seasons have different demands. Regardless whether you're in a busy season, or a slow season, Amber has some incredible insight into connecting with God in any season. Join host, Taylor Phillips, as she talks with Amber Olafsson about intentionally connecting with God in a busy season. About Amber: Amber is a wife, mama, Bible teacher, speaker, publisher, and author of THE AWESOME ONE. She is passionate about connecting people to God and as the owner (and dreamer) of UNITED HOUSE Publishing, she helps others find their voice and publish their stories. Amber lives with her husband Andrew and 3 energetic kids, near Charlotte, NC. She and her husband own Allegiance Coffee, United House Ministries, and also write worship songs. When she's not sipping a hot cup of craft coffee—which, to be honest, is multiple times throughout the day (she likes her coffee)—and reading a good book, Amber enjoys traveling and making memories with her family, gardening, decorating, and spending time at the feet of Jesus Connect with Amber on Instagram Purchase her book "The Awesome One" Learn more about United House Publishing In the NC area? Follow Allegiance Coffee and United House Ministries --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Today is Good Friday. The day Jesus was brought before Pontius Pilate for questioning. The day where Jesus was flogged and crucified at Golgotha. The day the temple veil was torn and two and separation between God and man was restored. Join me for a short conversation about Good Friday. Scripture References: Matthew 27:1-66 Hebrews 4:14-16 Exodus 25-30 www.gotquestions.org/holy-of-holies.html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

During prayer on Sunday, I had a convicting revelation about misplaced honor concerning our relationship with God. Today's Five Minute Friday is dealing with honor. It's meant to bring awareness and conviction to your relationship with God to help you grow in your relationship with Him. Join me for a 5 minute conversation! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Welcome to FMF: Five Minute Friday where we have short, 5 minute conversations about different topics. These conversations will challenge you, teach you, encourage you, and equip you. Today's FMF is on MOTIVATION. Is it a thing? What happens when it goes away? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

On today's episode of "Triple Threat Training," Shanda Fulbright of Her Faith Inspires joins host, Taylor Phillips to talk about the importance of rightly handling scripture. We've found ourselves amid cultural issues more than we have in the past. We're hearing good sounding phrases that are partly true, but they're not truth. Christians find themselves wondering how to defend what they believe when phrases like "don't judge, just love" come up. So how do we defend what we believe? It starts with rightly dividing God's Word. 2 Timothy 2:15 tells us to study to show ourselves approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth. It's important that we study scripture, what it means, background, who it's intended for, and more. Join Taylor and Shanda for a conversation about why it's important that we accurately handle truth and how you can start implementing this strategy now. Shanda helps women learn biblical truths and apply them to modern day struggles. You can read more about Shanda here. Follow Shanda Fulbright here: https://www.instagram.com/shandafulbright/ Access "Her Faith Inspires Podcast" here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/her-faith-inspires-podcast/id1487568229 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Have you ever been going along really well in your walk with God-revelation was flowing, you were getting into His presence, joy was easy-and then all of a sudden you found yourself a little (or a lot) discouraged, tired, and distant from Him? As you reflected on it, you asked yourself how you got there and you're wondering how you can “get it back.” I've been there, and, quite frankly, am coming out of that. One morning as I was spending time with the Lord, I felt prompted to read Galatians 5:7. You were running well; who hindered you from obeying the truth?” (NASB) Hebrews 12:1 tells us to throw off every hindrance and the sin which so easily entangles us. Not everything is sin, sometimes it's just a hindrance. On the flip side, not everything is a hindrance, sometimes it's sin. We have to distinguish between the two. On today's episode of Triple Threat Training, I want to talk about a few things that hinder us, ways we can overcome, and a secret Paul gives us when it comes to not carrying out the desires of our flesh. Grab a copy of "Training Ground: From Anointing to Appointing" here. Discuss today's episode in our Triple Threat Training VIP Group! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

We often think of worship as what we do on Sunday mornings before a sermon, but worship is anything that you put worth into. We can worship anything. Conversations are peppered with things that we love, placing value on fleeting and passing things. It's time that we as Christians get back to the heart of worship and realign our focus back onto the Creator of the universe. Join Host, Taylor Phillips, as she talks with Brie Glaze about what worship is, how to deal with feelings of unworthiness in worship, and how to cultivate a heart of worship. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support

Who is Taylor Phillips? What's Triple Threat Training about? Connect with Taylor on Instagram: www.instagram.com/taylor_phillips_ Connect on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TaylorPhillipsAuthor Triple Threat Training VIP Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/448897695453347 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-phillips6/support