Podcast appearances and mentions of katie ganshert

Contact AmyUsing The Enneagram To Understand Trauma episode with enneagram coach Karissa Harrison here.We are pleased to provide an unscheduled, capstone episode that will end our series on trauma, loss and the enneagram. This episode features special guest Jennifer Dunlap and returning co-host, Crissy Loughridge.As three close friends, we sat down and chatted about the series and cover some of the components of this topic we were unable to cover in each episode. There is a strong correlation between understanding how we are made and processing loss and trauma. These nine brave people took time to tell us how understanding how they are made has helped them process loss and trauma.If you are interested in any episode, we have linked those below. Type 1--Author, Becky Wade.  We discussed Navigating the Inner Critic Type 2--Author, Podcaster, Amy Watson, we discussed  Helping The Helpers. Type 3--Author, Katie Ganshert. We discussed Seeing The Achiever Over The Achievement. Type 4-- Rachel Odom. We discussed Living In the MiddleType 5--  Sophia Walsh. We discussed  Understanding The Investigators.Type 6--  Crissy Loughridge. We discussed Defining Safety.Type 7--Angie D. We discussed Choosing To Sit In The Pain Type 8--Jennifer Dunlap. We discussed  Understanding The Challengers.Type 9--Joy Tiffany. We discussed Hearing The Peacemakers. 

We made it! Enjoy this 2021 recap episode, click through show notes for episodes that may resonate with you. Happy New Year! Here is to another year fighting for Hope, and desiring to always MAKE MUCH OF JESUS.Contract AmyFB Fundraiser (through 12/31): (2:06)- Crissy Loughridge, Shattering Safety (Community Trauma) (3:26)--Lindsay Tozer, Moving Beyond The Wreckage, Cause Of Accidental Death & Injury(4:45)--Ann Marie Rivera Roberts, Holding On To The Unseen Hand (Parental Suicide)(5:45)--Angel Rivera, Living With PTSD, A Warriors Story (Parental Suicide)(6:25)--Shea Watson, Healing PTSD (Combat Trauma)(8:03)--Amy Watson, Desiring Wellness(9:11) Erica Cuni, LFMT, Understanding Childhood Abuse (attachment styles) (10:07) Jeremy Fox, Licensed EMDR Therapist, Understanding Childhood neglect (ADHD with trauma)(11:45) Marlena Kandell, Remaking Marley Childhood abuse survivor, suicide survivor and mental health advocate (13:25) Rebekah Millet, Witnessing Near Death Experience(14:40) Dr. Patrice Berry, Co-Occurring Disorders(15:45) Lindsay Tozer, Surviving Cancer (The Body Keeps The Score)(16:45) Crissy Loughridge, Understanding The Goodness of God in Trauma(17:35) Troy McLaughlin, Parenting PTSD (18:57) Randy Mortensen, Grieving The Loss Of A Child(20:50) Amy Watson, Weaponizing The Gospel(21:00) Tiffany Countryman, Spiritual Abuse(22:00) Amy Watson, Raising My Ebenezer(23:00) Amy Watson, Closing A Chapter, Amy's Full Story With Music (Phil Baker)(24:25) Amy Watson, Trauma And The Enneagram (Solo Episode)(25:30) Karissa Harrison, Understanding The Enneagram (Certified Enneagram Coach)(27:00) Becky Wade, Trauma And The Enneagram Type 1, Navigating The Inner Critic(27:45) Amy Watson, Trauma And The Enneagram Type 2, Helping The Helpers(28:40) Katie Ganshert, Trauma And The Enneagram Type 3, Seeing The Achievers (29:20) Rachel Odom, Trauma And The Enneagram Type 4, Living In The Middle(30:00) Sophia Walsh, Trauma And The Enneagram Type 5, Understanding The Investigators (thyroid cancer survivor)(31:12) Audrey Mabrey, Advocating Differently Domestic Violence Survivor and Advocate (32:14) Tammy Williamson, Surviving Breast Cancer Survivor(33:19) Amy Watson, Celebrating 50 Episodes & 50 years, 5 people, 5 decades, 1 God

Award winning author Katie Ganshert joins the Wednesdays With Watson podcast. Amy & Crissy sit down with Katie as we continue our series on trauma and the enneagram. Katie brings invaluable insight into this topic as an enneagram Type 3. This fun, oft light hearted conversation is deep in the truth and helpful to those who are Type 3's or love someone who is. Enneagram 3's, often called "The Achievers" are high performing and are often rewarded in a denomination the world recognizes. This type struggles to separate themselves (hence their value) from their achievements. They can get caught in the "hamster wheel" of success and achievement as a means of meeting their core desire, to be SEEN. Contact KatieContact AmyAll 3 participants would probably agree that the big takeaway is AWARENESS. Katie reminds us if we are AWARE then we can deal in the real. If we are aware of how God made us then we can properly address trauma and everyday life. Taking the time to understand the way God made you can truly be transforming.The story of Hagar in the wilderness is found in the book of Genesis, Chapter 16. Jehovah El Roi--"The God Who Sees" is such a precious promise for all of us and especially if you are a Type 3! Katie encourages listeners to separate themselves from their achievements and know that you are seen even if you never accomplish another thing!Some of what you will hear....Question: What is your favorite part about how God made you? (2:13)Question: Can you tell me what it felt like when you realized your core fear/motivation? (5:40)"I also know what the world values" --Katie Ganshert (7:09)"I want to bring value into a relationship, because I feel like that is how I am seen" (7:40)--Katie Ganshert"It is so much work to believe the Truth, it is exhausting" (11:30)--Katie GanshertQuestion: "Do you think that the awareness of the core fear has helped you?" (12:30)"It is super empowering to understand why we feel a certain way" (13:25)--Katie GanshertKatie shares with us how she knows she is operating in her deficit. "It is like this exhausting place....stop trying to get your value from that person or that relationship.."--Katie Ganshert (16:11)Question: "When you look back on your life can you identify a traumatic event that highlighted this core fear?" (18:13)My core desire is I want to be validated I want people to come along side me and say "that's hard"-- (21:00)--Katie Ganshert"Nobody knows that we are struggling because I am performing"-- Katie Ganshert (21:51) "Secondary trauma"-- (23:17) Katie Ganshert Question: "How can understanding and awareness help enrich your relationship with God?"  (24:48)"God sees me"--Katie Ganshert (25:31) "I have to sit in His presence so that the truth can sink in.." (26:55)--Katie GanshertQuestion:  "How have the last 20 months been for you and are there other things that you can share with other 3's--(28:45)"Shame is the game of not our God"--Amy WatsonQuestion: "What would you love the world to know about 3's, how can we help you in community?" (34:31)"Sometimes we aren't ok"--Katie Ganshert"Grace, if they react poorly, we need Grace"--Katie Ganshert39:11"We all need grace, but especially the 3's"--Crissy LoughridgeHe is Jehovah El Roi--The God Who Sees. Genesis 16You are:SeenKnownHeardLovedValuedPodcast Host: Amy WatsonPodcast Co-Host: Crissy LoughridgePodcast Producer: Amy HighlandPodcast Cover Art: Brittney KnightOriginal Logo Design: Anna Roberts

On Episode 241 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi and Leslie sit down with author and activist Katie Ganshert and discuss everything from how to have productive conversations with those we don’t agree with, how to use our spheres of influence to turn the dial toward less bias to more love, how our good intentions need to be backed by mountains of thoughtful research and great questions in order to have the most positive impact, and how National Adoption Month can be both loaded with complexity and a beautiful opportunity to serve the world. The conversation is far-reaching, honest, and pleasantly intense. Visit the Mama Bear Dares website for complete Show Notes.

So, apparently you all are very curious about our courtship rules and our first kiss -- because we had almost TWICE as many downloads of last week's episode than we've had of any other episode! Wow! Thank you for the many emails and comments and messages on Instagram. It was fun to read how some of you had never, ever heard of the concept of courtship and some of you had actually had very similar upbringings. (By the way, I posted a picture on Instagram of Jesse and me at 20 and 21 that might make you smile!) Today's show is very different from last week's but I think you're going to love it and find it insightful and helpful. We'll be talking about a perspective shift I had recently, my favorite money-saving website to get Kroger deals, and I'm going to confess a secret about books I don’t think I’ve ever shared publicly before.   Plus, I’m going to be interviewing Katie Ganshert — the author of some of my favorite fiction books (and I’m taking a risk and tackling a hot button topic with her!) and then I’ll close out the show by answering a question on how I balance my life and still find time to relax (and why I've decided I can only do two things well per day). In This Episode: [01:07] - I woke up pretty overwhelmed by my day... until I read this quote on Instagram and it immediately snapped me out of that stressful space.  [03:06] - Want to save money at Kroger? I give you the scoop on my very favorite website that you must be following for all the best Kroger deals (and the deals work at Kroger affiliate stores, too!) [06:05] - This week's book pick elicit's a book confession that I don't think I've ever shared publicly before. I hope we can still be friends after you find this out! [09:31] - Today's guest is Katie Ganshert -- author of some of my favorite Christian fiction books. I love how she writes with such rawness and realness and you'll love her answer to my question on what inspires her to be so vulnerable in her writing.  [11:41] - Katie talks about how she stays inspired as a writer, tips for those who want to be a writer, and why she decided to take an entire year off from any book writing. [17:24] - I ask Katie a hot-button question about her book No One Ever Asked. We talk about race, how I can make a difference as a white woman, and how to approach this topic with grace and without ostracizing others.  [24:56] - I close out the show with a question that was submitted on the topic of balance. I talk about my six areas of priority and how I implement the strategy of only doing two things well per day.  Links and Resources: "I get to" quote on Instagram KrogerKrazy.com I’d Rather Be Reading by Anne Bogel Katie Ganshert A Broken Kind of Beautiful by Katie Ganshert Life After by Katie Ganshert No One Ever Asked by Katie Ganshert The Art of Losing Yourself by Katie Ganshert Lisa-Jo Baker 15 Can’t-Miss Books You Should Have on Your Summer Reading List The Witness podcast by Tyler Burns, Beau York, and Jemar Tisby I’m Still Here by Austin Channing Brown Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria by Beverly Daniel Tatum Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson The Opposite of Hate by Sally Kohn The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood The Gifting series by K.E. Ganshert CrystalPaine.com MoneySavingMom.com YourBloggingMentor.com My Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com Note: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, we may receive a small commission — at no additional cost to you. Thank you so much for your support!

Katie Ganshert is an amazing fiction writer, is passionate about race in American education, adoption and being a transracial family with a special needs child.

Jenny Marrs is wife to Dave and mom to 4 super cute kids! She is one of the first blogs about adoption I really started reading. I followed their journey because it so closely paralleled ours and I loved seeing other families struggling well. Jenny and her husband Dave do so much and i love that they do it so often for the gain of others! They started by serving and feeding kids in an orphanage where their daughter was and that led to feeding 3 others and now they are partnered with Help One Now Zimbabwe. Bentonville Berry Farm& Event Center if you are ever in the NW Arkansas area go check out the Berry Farm and help support their friends in Zimbabwe. I am so excited for the first season of Almost Home show on HGTV to come out so I can fan girl all over Jenny and her sweet family! Jenny Recommends No One Ever AskedKatie Ganshert AGAIN I am telling you guys this book is SOOO good! And Katie is a fellow DRC adoptive mom she talk all about the book on episode 12 Also check out Katie Ganshert's book series THE GIFTING Jenny uses the VOXER app to communicate with friends! I mentioned the WHATTSAPP for video texting but now my favorite is Marco Polo...check it out! FOLLOW JENNY... Instagram   Website  

Today Adam is sitting down with author Katie Ganshert, a wonderful woman who writes Christian inspired titles for both adults and young readers. Her latest novel No One Ever Asked, is inspired by real world events, this is a riveting tale about the way we see one another, the lies we tell ourselves, the questions and stories that go unexplored.

Katie Ganshert is a wife and amazing mom to two sweet kiddos. I met her while we were both in the process of adopting our sweet daughters from the DRC in Africa. We each have a daughter with special needs and that is something we continue to bond over. She is also an AMAZING author! After I read THE GIFTING TRILOGY  I had a TOTAL fan girl moment...I KNEW HER and SHE WROTE THESE BOOKS!! It was a pretty dramatic moment in my head! Katie is so wise and kind and I love that she came on the show to tell us all about her latest book NO ONE EVER ASKED. Which I have read and will not stop talking about. I believe the conversations that will happen because of this book will be the catalyst so much change! Katie is passionate about many things, one being super mindful of her daughter seeing people who look like her. I love how her family just recently sold their house and moved so they could be apart of a more diverse community and their heart behind it all is so pure.  Links/ Recommendations Gosh, we talked about a a few different podcasts! Here they are for you to go search out: THIS AMERICAN LIFE- PASS THE MIC- SCENE ON RADIO Books: anything and everything by LIANE MORIARTYbut our favorite by here is WHAT ALICE FORGOT and SMALL GREAT THINGS by JODI PICOULT  You can find all of Katie's books on AMAZON and I recommend them all!! Connect with KATIE katieganshert.com Instagram @katieganshert Facebook @authorkatieganshert  Connect With Me     WEBSITE             INSTAGRAM         FACEBOOK  SPONSORED BY vincentandscott.com

Is the church blinded to injustice? How can a novelist be on the front lines of change? I am excited you are joining in today because I have a guest who is writing books that are on track to change the church. Katie Ganshert is a midwest gal who is passionate about Jesus, writing, her family, adoption, and God’s grace and justice. When she’s not plotting her next novel, she is on dates with her husband, hanging with her kids, and chatting with girlfriends over coffee. Her passion is for telling stories that demonstrate life’s most difficult problems from a spiritual perspective. Katie’s newest book, No One Ever Asked, is an incredible story based on true events about issues of racial injustice in America. Today, Katie is going to explain why social justice is so important to her and to God, and how sharing stories can change lives. Writing is such an exploration of how God has uniquely gifted Katie, and I am excited to share her stories with you. If you are interested in racial reconciliation in the church, writing good stories, and finding your purpose inside change, feel free to chime in! This is an episode you do not want to miss. More in this episode: Katie shares why she is so passionate about storytelling. Katie uses Isaiah 1:17 and it speaks to her heart. Social justice is a part of the gospel. Katie wants to write stories that the whole world will hear. How one trip to Kenya gave Katie the story she needed to share. How to become a working writer. Dive into Katie’s book, spoiler free. Katie asks the question of “What does it mean to be human?” in the light of real events. Learn Katie’s perspective on racial inequality and where that journey started. International adoption takes a long time, but Katie was determined to get her daughter. The church needs education to have eyes to see injustice. How our strengths can also be our weaknesses. Let’s get uncomfortable for those we love. Resources: Katie Ganshert Katie Ganshert Facebook: Katie Ganshert No One Ever Asked

My guest for The Happy Hour # 187 is Courtney Wetzel. Courtney is a senior at Texas A&M University and believes in empowering, equipping and encouraging individuals even in the mundane. Through her gift of storytelling, she is able to empathize and rally behind her generation. Courtney is the youngest guest I've had so far on the Happy Hour, and I loved our conversation, her energy, and enthusiasm, and I know you will too. Courtney and I talk about her current season of transitioning from college and how important it is for women to cheer each other on. Courtney is speaking my language when she talks about the importance of women saying to each other "I'm on your team". Courtney then shares how she developed the habit of looking for "dimes", or unexpected joys in each day. It started with a writing assignment during a season where it seemed joys would be few. I love how she has committed to finding her "dimes" in each day and that you can always "fight to find what was good about today". At the end of the show, Courtney will prove anyone who has preconceived notions about millenials wrong, because this gal is doing great things to develop community and creativity! But, we also talk about the danger in this age of hustle, and feeling like we need to keep pace with those we see around us instead of remaining grounded in where our true identity lies. {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Courtney's Blog Passion City Church: Boost or Bury Sermon Annie F. Downs Podcast "That Sounds Fun" - series on rhythms What Courtney is loving: her ABLE wallet, Counting Every Blessing by Rend Collective, her home, "The Treehouse" What Courtney is reading: If You Only Knew, Captivating by John and Stasi Eldredge What Jamie is reading: No One Ever Asked by Katie Ganshert, Why I Hate Green Beans by Lincee Ray Happy Hour Live! Event Tickets On Sale Now! The Happy Hour Facebook Group Connect with Courtney   Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Prep Dish - get one month for $4 Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Juice Beauty // Save 20% with code: happyhour20 Winc Wines - get $20 off