Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah geringer

Peace is not something we can create, it is always a gift. And as my friend, Sarah Geringer, is reminding us this week, we are surrounded by invitations to experience God's presence and His peace. Do we see them? Do we receive them? Sarah is a writer, speaker, podcaster, artist, book launch manager, creative coach, and author of six books, including Hidden Manna on a Country Road: Seeing God's Daily Provision All around Us. When she's not reading over 100 books per year (I know, right! Goals!), Sarah enjoys painting, baking, gardening, and playing the flute. She is a fifth-generation resident of southeast Missouri, where she lives with her three teens and beloved Labrador retrievers. Today, we're talking about: Experiencing peace when it seems the world is going crazy The discipline of awareness - connecting with God's presence through our five senses Prayer, praise and observing the beauty of nature - going on walks with God C A N D A C E  C O F E R author + speaker ⁠⁠website⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠youtube⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠facebook

How to be a container at Christmas is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube How to Be a Container Show Notes You can now access all past Heart in a Drawer episodes ... Read more The post How to Be a Container appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

When your life is a legit soap opera, and you don't want to be in it, what do you do? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube When Your Life Is ... Read more The post When Your Life Is a Legit Soap Opera appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

When gratitude isn't cutting it, what do you do? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube When Gratitude Isn't Cutting It Show Notes You can now access all past Heart in ... Read more The post When Gratitude Isn't Cutting It appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Are you hiding from love as an adult child of divorce? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Are You Hiding from Love? Show Notes You can now access all past ... Read more The post Are You Hiding from Love? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

In today's episode, you'll hear a devotion written by Sarah Geringer based on Ecclesiastes 3:1, which says, “For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” (NLT).We hope today's devotion reminds you that God wants to build your faith through each and every season.Related Resources: For more from Proverbs 31 Ministries, head to our website at proverbs31.org, where you can subscribe to Encouragement for Today Devotions in written format, delivered to your inbox each weekday.Download the free resource, “Choosing To Trust Over Taking Control: 10 Compassionate Devotions That Will Increase Your Faith While Decreasing Your Doubts”!Sign up here to receive our new FREE 5-day devotion series, "God Will Get You Through This: 5 Devotions for When You Feel Overwhelmed." The devotions will be delivered straight to your inbox! Click here to download a transcript of this episode.We want to hear how this podcast has impacted you! Share your story with us here.

Why does becoming like a child matter as an adult child of divorce? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Becoming Like a Child Show Notes You can now access all ... Read more The post Becoming Like a Child appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Sarah Geringer is a speaker, artist and author of Transforming Your Thought Life: Christian Meditation in Focusand Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens: Renew Your Mind with God published by Leafwood Publishers. When she's not reading over 100 books per year, Sarah enjoys painting, baking, gardening and playing the flute. She lives in her beloved home state of Missouri with her three children. Her must-haves are hot tea, dark chocolate, and fresh flowers. Sarah writes about finding peace in God's Word. Website: https://www.sarahgeringer.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfc8QiNN6Cp6KEcTVd62aPw Instagram: @sgeringer

In today's episode, you'll hear a devotion written by Sarah Geringer based on Matthew 4:1-3, which says, “Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. After fasting forty days and forty nights, he was hungry. The tempter came to him and said, ‘If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread'” (NIV).We pray today's devotion encourages you that God can and will help you resist the devil's attacks on your thought life when you invite Him in as your Comforter and Provider.Related Resources: For more from Proverbs 31 Ministries, head to our website at proverbs31.org, where you can subscribe to Encouragement for Today Devotions in written format, delivered to your inbox each weekday.If you're loving this podcast, check out the other podcasts in the P31 Podcast Network, including The Proverbs 31 Ministries Podcast and Therapy & Theology with Lysa TerKeurst.Has the Encouragement for Today Podcast helped you grow in your faith or gain fresh, biblical perspective? Tell us about it by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. When you review and rate the podcast, it helps us reach even more people with biblical Truth.Click here to read the transcript for this episode.We want to hear how this podcast has impacted you! Share your story with us here.

When you experience a false victory, what do you do? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube When You Experience a False Victory Show Notes You can now access all past ... Read more The post When You Experience a False Victory appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Which is harder to complete: marriage or divorce? That is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Which Is Harder to Complete: Marriage or Divorce? Show Notes You can now access all past ... Read more The post Which Is Harder to Complete: Marriage or Divorce? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Book Review: Overcoming Father Wounds is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Book Review: Overcoming Father Wounds Show Notes You can now access all past Heart in a Drawer episodes HERE. Get ... Read more The post Book Review: Overcoming Father Wounds appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Kent Sanders is a ghostwriter who helps leaders grow their impact and influence through books and other content. He is the host of the Daily Writer podcast and the founder of the Daily Writer Club, a membership community that helps writers build a business with their skills. Today, Kent shares how his faith was shaped by spending time in Ukraine, the season of doubt and searching he had while pastoring others, and how learning about the history of worship shaped him. Then, Kent tells us how he ended up as a creative and writer including the work he does today to support writers. Kent's story reminds us that while the Lord provides at every step, some of where they lead will surprise you. Listen to Kent's story in your favorite podcast app now! Stories Kent shared: Growing up in Missouri in the woods Going to church with his mom as a kid Participating in Bible Bowl Giving his life to Christ as a middle schooler Travelling with a music team in college Spending the summer in Ukraine Coming back to the United States and realizing the complacency of the culture Feeling a strong pull to vocational ministry Struggling with his faith in his late 20s What he learned about himself on the other side of his questions Teaching the history of worship and how it shaped him Experiencing different Christian traditions Discovering blogging and podcasting Beginning to write and get clients Leaving his professor job and starting his own business Why you should write a book Great quotes from Kent: As a kid, you don't appreciate the sacrifices adults make for you. The more challenges you have the more opportunities  you have to grow. I was starving for beauty but didn't know it until I experienced it. Resources we mentioned: Kent's website The Daily Writer website The Case for a Creator: A Journalist Investigates Scientific Evidence That Points Toward God by Lee Strobel The Faith of Elvis by Billy Stanley, Kent Sanders Related episodes: Sarah Geringer and Transforming Your Thought Life Gregory Gillam and The Road of Healing Jon Fugler and Ditching Performance Christianity Andrew Klavan and The Truth and Beauty The post Kent Sanders and The Beauty of the Written Word appeared first on Eric Nevins.

In what area do you need to trust that God has good and delightful surprises in store for you? Some of the best discussions I have with God are when I'm taking a walk. The fresh air clears the fog from my brain, the sounds of nature drown out the perpetual to-do list in my head, and I can appreciate the beauty that God provides all around me.It is as though He shows me something new every day and every season to remind me of His presence.  It is easy for me to lose sight of how God has provided in the past and forget that His plans are far better than my own.I often find myself praying for God to bless my will and forget to stop and listen for His.Today I will be talking with Sarah Geringer about her latest book. - Hidden Manna on a Country Road: Seeing God's Daily Provision All Around Us.In 2020, she discovered many prayer prompts on her property while walking her dogs.Everywhere she looked, she saw reasons to pray, much like the manna God provided Israel in the wilderness. The metaphors she saw in the seasons are so inspiring and helped add to my own prayer life.  Even if we have practiced our faith for years, prayer can be a mystery to us. But God has hidden prayer prompts right outside our doors in nature. As you uncover their spiritual truths, these treasures can inspire deeper connections with God.

Sarah Geringer walked down the lane close to her Missouri home and began to notice things, simple things that helped her find the presence of God, her Hidden Manna, and with that, a deeper trust in God's provision while praying for herself and others. From her experience came her latest book, Hidden Manna on a Country Road: Seeing God's Provision All Around Us. Leave a comment on blog or social media to be entered in a giveaway. What a beautiful way to pray through the seasons no matter if you live in the city or country. I first spoke with Sarah on Ep 64 "Transform Your Mind" where we discussed her great book, Transforming Your Thought Life: Christian Meditation in Focus Artist, author, speaker and gardener, and mother of three,  Sarah Geringer loves her Missouri home, God's Word, and coming alongside others for prayer and counsel.  For fun things like why she loves sunflowers and how James Taylor "changed her life," view her website: sarahgeringer.com Some gems from today's episode: A need for human connection is coded into our DNA. Paying attention to birdsong in Spring helps me come to God in praise and thankgiving, no matter what hard things I'm experiencing.   I can get caught up in thinking I'm pretty decent until I remember all Christ did for me on the Cross.  My faith is strengthened when I look for hidden manna—simple things in nature that reflect God's presence and provision. We can come boldly to the throne of grace only because Jesus paid for my sins.  Sarah is an active member of my facebook group: Welcome Heart, Welcome Home sharing her favorite recipes and welcoming others in. Check it out here.   Be sure to comment on blog or social media to be entered to win: Hidden Manna on a Country Road: Seeing God's Provision All Around Us. _________   When asked, “What's the greatest commandment?” Jesus replied simply: “Love God, love your neighbor.” I imagine He was thinking, “It's not rocket science” or “What's not to like?” or “It's not complicated.” He was right, it's not complicated. But people are people and we make it complicated. I need to pray daily to uncomplicate what He says is best for me and best for others. So I wrote “31 Days of Uncomplicated Prayers,” and once I pray them through, I start over again. You can too. One short, simple prayer to help uncomplicate love sent to your inbox for 31 days. Don't worry. They are short. God doesn't mind short prayers. Sign up HERE  Some samples:      Sign up HERE and feel free to share link with a friend. We are all a little complicated.  Love God. Love your neighbor. It's not complicated.  

Book Review: Trust by Dr. Henry Cloud is what we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Book Review: Trust by Dr. Henry Cloud Show Notes You can now access all past Heart in a ... Read more The post Book Review: Trust by Dr. Henry Cloud appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

How Trust Is Medicine is the topic we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube How Trust Is Medicine Show Notes You can now access all past Heart in a Drawer episodes HERE. 2:20 Check ... Read more The post How Trust Is Medicine appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Why you need a love exchange with God is the topic we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Why You Need a Love Exchange with God Show Notes You can now access all past ... Read more The post Why You Need a Love Exchange with God appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

What is broken heart syndrome, and how does it affect us as adult children of divorce? That's the topic we're discussing today on Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube What Is Broken Heart Syndrome Show Notes You ... Read more The post What Is Broken Heart Syndrome? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

How to do a throne room prayer as an adult child of divorce is our topic today on Heart in a Drawer. I pray that this episode will inspire you to pray in new ways and help you overcome in your relationship issues. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on ... Read more The post How to Do a Throne Room Prayer appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

How to be a chainbreaker as an adult child of divorce is our topic today on Heart in a Drawer. I pray that this episode will help you break the chains of generational curses in your family. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube How to Be a Chainbreaker ... Read more The post How to Be a Chainbreaker appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Welcome to November! Here in the Midwest, we've got a week of 70 degrees to start the month. That means my dog is getting a lot of outdoor time this week. Enjoying walks with her dog during the pandemic is what inspired today's guest to write her latest book. Sarah Geringer is a Christian author, podcaster, blogger and YouTuber. In addition to sharing God's wisdom with other creatives, Sarah released her newest book today, Hidden Manna on a Country Road, where she shares anecdotes about enjoying God's creation while talking walks with her dog. We also go deep on how divorce impacted both of our lives - as kids and now as adults. You can learn more about Sarah here. Learn more about Neil's journey and purchase his book, UNMASKED, at neilgetzlow.com.

Is it OK for a good girl to get angry with God? Well, that's where I'm at today, and I feel like God is giving me permission to share my story with you. Prefer to listen? Here's the podcast version on Heart in a Drawer, my podcast for adult children of divorce. Season 3, Episode ... Read more The post Is It OK for a Good Girl to Get Angry with God? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Is it unforgiveness or PTSD? We'll explore this unique topic in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Is It Unforgiveness or PTSD Show Notes Listen to this episode through the lens of this Bible ... Read more The post Is It Unforgiveness or PTSD? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Rerouting the rivers of your thoughts is an important part of the healing process. We'll explore this unique topic in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Rerouting the Rivers of Your Thoughts Show Notes ... Read more The post Rerouting the Rivers of Your Thoughts appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Learning how to handle anger from negative examples is an important part of the healing process. We'll explore this unique topic in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Learning How to Handle Anger from ... Read more The post Learning How to Handle Anger from Negative Examples appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Jodi Rosser is an author, speaker, and podcaster. She is the host of the Depth Podcast, a podcast to help others grow deeper in their faith and stronger in their relationships. Today, Jodi shares about what she learned through her life's biggest heartbreak, divorce. She talks us through the struggle and dark days but also the gifts she received like emotional literacy, learning empathy, and freedom from shame. Jodi's story reminds us that we grow deep before we grow up. Listen to Jodi's story in your favorite podcast player now! Stories Jodi shared: Growing up in a Christian family with three sisters Feeling God's love as a sophomore in college Getting married and going to couple's group Why she wishes she had read more widely as a young woman Getting her journal when she realized her family would be broken How the Lord helped her during the difficult days Learning emotional literacy as they navigated the painful divorce Struggling with empathy before her heartbreak How her divorce changed her struggle with anger Helping her son through his emotions The conference that encouraged her How God encouraged her to write about her divorce experience The responses she received that changed her The leap of faith to start a podcast Great quotes from Jodi: What if your greatest heartbreak catapults you to your greatest growth? “Mom, don't you know loss shapes character?” Allow yourself to grieve and go through the pain. God does not want you to live shackled in your shame. I used to thing grace was only for eternal salvation but there's also daily grace. Resources we mentioned: Jodi's website Depth: Growing Through Heartbreak to Strength by Jodi Rosser Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero by Lisa Bevere Related episodes: Sarah Geringer and Transforming Your Thought Life Corey Nathan and Remembering the Humanity Jill Baughn and the Adventure of Joy The post Jodi Rosser and Growing Deep appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Do you need an anger card? We'll explore this unique topic in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Do You Need an Anger Card Show Notes 2:45 I highly recommend Dr. David Clarke's book, ... Read more The post Do You Need an Anger Card? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Are you facing pushback and criticism for setting healthy boundaries? Gain encouragement in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Managing Your Anxious Attachment Style Show Notes 1:00 Book me as a speaker for your ... Read more The post Are You Facing Pushback and Criticism? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Managing your anxious attachment style is an important skill to learn. Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube Managing Your Anxious Attachment Style Show Notes 1:00 One of my most popular episodes ... Read more The post Managing Your Anxious Attachment Style appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Living in an environment with toxic people contributed to Sarah turning to food for comfort and engaging in cycles of binge eating and other struggles with her health and body. In the episode, she shares that story with us along with how God's Word and other support helped bring healing.Sarah Geringer is a writer, speaker, podcaster, artist, book launch manager, creative coach, and author of five books, with another publishing in fall 2022. She is on the devotional writing teams for Proverbs 31 Ministries, Hope-Full Living, Kingdom Edge Magazine, and Woman 2 Woman Ministries. Sarah is a fifth-generation resident of southeast Missouri, where she lives with her three teens and beloved Labrador retrievers. She writes about finding peace in God's Word at sarahgeringer.com.Follow Sarah on:Facebook Instagram YouTube Goodreads Podcastshttps://whcmoms.vipmembervault.com/ https://whcmoms.vipmembervault.com/Support the show

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When do you cut off a relationship as an adult child of divorce? Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube When Do You Cut Off a Relationship Show Notes 5:00 Our theme ... Read more The post When Do You Cut Off a Relationship? appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Our thoughts can be messy, but we have what it takes to clean them up! On this week's episode of the podcast, Mandie talks with author Sarah Geringer about using Scripture meditation to transform our thought life!Sara shares some of her personal story of how she saw God renew her mind with Scripture, so much so,  she wrote a couple of books about it, one for women and another for teens!  She wants to see others go beyond the surface with God's Word to see transformative life change. Grab your coffee, tea, or maybe even an ice cream,  because it is summer! Pull up a seat and join us at this table of brave conversation! 

The cost of passivity can be high for us as adult children of divorce. Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube The Cost of Passivity Show Notes 4:20 The Unexpected Legacy of ... Read more The post The Cost of Passivity appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Let's talk about emotional abuse and how it may affect you as an adult child of divorce. Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Note: I recorded this episode at night, when the bullfrogs were singing to each other in my pond! Sorry for the background ... Read more The post Let's Talk About Emotional Abuse appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

Join Kristin and her guest Sarah Geringer as they discuss the difficult topic of emotional abuse. Sarah shares her difficult story of emotional abuse in her childhood and in her past marriage. Sarah bravely brings us into her journey of healing, the work she has and continues to do in her restoration process, and gives us first step tips for our own journey of healing and restoration. Whether you have experienced emotional abuse in your life or recognize some unhealthy patterns in your own life, this episode is for you.   About Our Guest: Sarah Geringer is a writer, speaker, podcaster, artist, book launch manager, creative coach, and author of five books, with another publishing in fall 2022. She is on the devotional writing teams for Proverbs 31 Ministries, Hope-Full Living, Kingdom Edge Magazine, and Woman 2 Woman Ministries. When she's not reading over 100 books per year, Sarah enjoys painting, baking, gardening, and playing the flute. Her daily must-haves are hot tea, dark chocolate, and fresh flowers. She is a fifth-generation resident of southeast Missouri, where she lives with her three teens and beloved Labrador retriever.   Sarah writes about finding peace in God's Word at sarahgeringer.com   Follow Sarah on: https://www.facebook.com/sarahgeringercreates https://www.twitter.com/sarahgeringer https://www.instagram.com/sgeringer https://www.youtube.com/c/sarahgeringercreates https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-geringer-creates https://www.pinterest.com/s105

The collateral damage of infidelity affects many of us adult children of divorce. This can be one of the most painful things we deal with in our healing journey. Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google ... Read more The post The Collateral Damage of Infidelity appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

There's no way around it--divorce is painful and the trauma has a ripple effect. My guest today is Sarah Geringer and we're talking about adult children of divorce, healthy boundaries, and healing in Christ. Sarah knows first-hand about the trauma adult children suffer when parents divorce. She's lived it. And she is one of 60 million who are living it. In this impactful episode, we'll hear Sarah's story and what she's learned about setting healthy boundaries. She shares encouragement and hope for others who are struggling and how God continues to be faithful and kind throughout the healing process. The episode runs a little longer than my average show and I considered making it a two-parter. After listening to it again, I knew it needed to stay as one cohesive show. You'll want to listen all the way through because there are so many great nuggets of hope and beauty. Plus, she's all about Bible literacy and in her own words, "showing people that every problem that they have has a solution in Scripture." I know what Sarah has to share will encourage, inspire, and challenge you--so listen in while I have a chat with Sarah Geringer. By The Way... Fierce Calling is on the Spark Network which can be found on the Edifi App! Fierce Calling is one of many Christian podcasts available on the Edifi app. To listen to this podcast and other amazing Christian podcasts, go to the Apple or Google Play stores and download the app today! Check out the book Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life Back by Henry Cloud and John Townsend. Favorite Quotes from Adult Children of Divorce, Healthy Boundaries, and Healing in Christ "How many times has my 'yes' meant something besides just yes?...How many times have I not even said no when I should have said no?" "...God wants to heal us in community.""...isolation is where Satan does his masterwork so if we get in community, we're actually fighting back against the devil because it's in isolation that he keeps us in bondage." --Sarah Geringer Connect with Sarah! You can connect with Sarah at sarahgeringer.com, sign up for her Tea on Tuesdays newsletter, and find the resources and all her books mentioned in the show and more! More about Sarah... Sarah Geringer Sarah Geringer is a writer, speaker, podcaster, artist, book launch manager, creative coach and author of five books. She is on the devotional writing teams for Proverbs 31 Ministries, Hope-Full Living, Kingdom Edge Magazine and Woman 2 Woman Ministries. When she's not reading over 100 books per year, Sarah enjoys painting, baking, gardening and playing the flute. Her daily must-haves are hot tea, dark chocolate, and fresh flowers. She is a fifth-generation resident of Missouri, where she lives with her three children. Sarah writes about finding peace in God's Word at sarahgeringer.com. Let's Stay Connected! Scroll down and grab my free resources! When you do you will also receive a monthly newsletter with encouragement and great resources! Love Fierce Calling? By following, rating, and leaving a review over at Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts you can help others discover the show too! Do You Need a Speaker for Your Next Women's Event? Check out my speaking page, grab my flyer, and let's talk about me speaking at your next women's event... I love speaking God's truth into the lives of women! Free Gifts for You... Grab one of my free downloads by scrolling down to the bottom of the page! Love & God's Perfect Peace to You! Doris

Why I still believe in marriage is the idea I've been pondering after my recent divorce, and after decades of being a child of divorce. Learn more in this episode of Heart in a Drawer, the podcast for adult children of divorce. Listen on Apple Podcasts Amazon Music and Audible Spotify Google Podcasts Watch on YouTube ... Read more The post Why I Still Believe in Marriage appeared first on Sarah Geringer.

In this episode, I interview a special Kingdom Rockstar guest, Sarah Geringer from Missouri.  Sarah is a gifted author, speaker, writer, artist, podcaster, mom of 3, and dog Mama!  She also enjoys reading, painting, baking, gardening, going for walks with her dog, and playing the flute.  In our authentic conversation, Sarah shares her “Finding Peace in God's Word” God story that brought her through her healing journey as a child of divorce.  She also shares how God healed her as she integrated his Word into her life to gain peace and healing from past verbal and emotional abuse.  In addition, Sarah shares her story of salvation and how God has been helping her go through a painful divorce.  

In our next episode, I interview a special Kingdom Rockstar guest, Sarah Geringer from Missouri.  Sarah shares her “Finding Peace in God's Word” God story that brought her through her healing journey as a child of divorce.  She also shares how she has learned to integrate God's Word into her life to gain peace.   You can hear the whole episode on Monday, March 28th

How Do I Deal With Mean Girls in the Church? Mean girls...ugh.  Did you just cringe a little? I know, it doesn't take much of a reminder to drudge up "all the feels" from experiences we've all had when it comes to being treated badly by sisters in Christ   But you know what? We need to talk about this and ask the hard questions like -  How do I honor Jesus and acknowledge the hurt at the same time?  How does God want me to forgive and what does that look like when I did not provoke the conflict?  And why does God allow these things to happen in the first place?   Joining me to speak to this topic is author, speaker and podcaster, Sarah Geringer Sarah is the author of Transforming Your Thought Life and Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens and she is passionate about this topic!   Get ready to take some notes my friends cuz this conversation covers it all    Connect with Sarah on Instagram and at sarahgeringer.com Connect with Somer on Instagram and at somercolbert.com Ready to join Somer's Ahavah Community? Click HERE! FAVORITE TAKEAWAYS: People are in different stages of the spiritual growth continuum    Some hurts come from spiritual maturity mismatches   Queen Bees and Wannabees: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boys and the New Realities of Girl World by Rosalind Wiseman    When we're under stress, we go back to acting like Jr High students   Forgiveness is a process   Forgive, Let Go and Live by Deborah Smith Pegue   We have to forgive because it's a command from the Lord   Take the position of wanting to let go and forgive knowing you have more work to do with God's help to forgive   Jesus prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane for unity in the church Jesus knew the enemy was going to do everything he could to destroy the unity of the church   Satan does not want you in a local body of believers much less a small group   The attacks that you have had from people at church are really from satan - satan using them to attack you   You have to remember that Jesus died for you, to cover your sins, but He also died to cover their sins as well.   They're not your enemy - they are an image bearer who God loves very much   “This is a battle I face, but in the end Jesus is going to win”   Learn to pour out your feelings to God first, God will then show you which ones need to be dealt with    Honest, gut-level prayers - pray through the Psalms like David did   God just wants us to lay it all out   Get the infection out of your heart   Step back and say - what am I not going to do?   You can glean a lot of good out of a negative situation if you are willing to be courageous and honest enough to wrestle with it in front of God How to deal with hurt:  Step back Don't include those who are close to the situation Go to the Throne first Pursue wise, biblical counsel   The Lord is allowing this situation in you life which means He is offering you opportunity to grow from it   Matthew 18 - the model of how you confront people   There are some people we cannot have relationship with due to toxicity   Romans 12:18   We can't control what others do but we can control how we respond   Psalm 139:23 (New Living Translation)   Look at personal responsibility   Don't carry old wounds into new territory   We are all accountable to the Titus 2 model   I need to start from a place where I am being filled with wisdom   Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens by Sarah Geringer When talking to your kids about their mean girl moments: Listen Try not to correct Say things that are affirming Share your own life experiences that are similar   Do not let the devil keep you out of church because of your hurt

Christian author, blogger, speaker, podcaster, and artist, Sarah Geringer, is s a survivor of childhood divorce. At four years of age, her mother and father divorced and they had to move in with her grandfather. In this podcast, Sarah shares her remarkable journey of true faith in Christ and how her extended family and church came alongside her in her early spiritual formation. Step by step, God led her along an incredible journey. The pain and trauma of her early life became the platform God has used for Sarah to minister to others. https://www.hopealongthejourney.org/ https://www.sarahgeringer.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-cravens7/support

This week I speak with Sarah Geringer who is a Christian author, blogger, speaker, podcast host, and artist. Sarah finds encouragement in the everyday moments that God provides. She ministers to many through her writing and speaking and specifically to adult children of divorce in her podcast “Heart in a Drawer”. As a child of divorce, she is able to help bring healing from God's word to the wounds carried by children of divorce into their adulthood and often into their own marriages. Sarah's 2nd Podcast, “Finding Peace in God's Word” is an overflow of her blog. It's a place to find biblical solutions to every problem you are facing. Her myriad of published works are written with encouragement and truth as the foundation. Sarah captures biblical principles and shares them in a way that is easy to receive. She helps transform your mind which in turn transforms your heart. Sarah is a Wife and mother of three who loves to be creative and express herself through her art. You will see your story in Sarah's story and you will be encouraged! SarahGeringer.com https://www.facebook.com/sarahgeringercreateshttps://www.instagram.com/sgeringerhttps://www.twitter.com/sarahgeringerhttps://www.youtube.com/c/sarahgeringercreateshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-geringer-creates*Theme Music “Blessed Time” by Ketsa 

As you start thinking about your book marketing strategies for 2022, be sure to include speaking as one of them. There's nothing like your ideal readers being able to hear and see your voice and your personality and make that instant connection with you.I'm rounding up what some of my past amazing guests have shared about how speaking including Sarah Geringer, Ruthie Gray, Kathy Green, Christa Hutchins, Misty Phillip, Krystal Proffitt, Katie Reid, Barb Roose and me, your host, Kim Stewart.We're sharing about speaking at in-person events, hosting your own podcast, guesting on others' podcasts, and speaking live with your ideal readers on social media.Show notes at kimstewartmarketing.com to see the full episodes with my amazing guests that you heard from today.Connect on IG:@kimstewinspired#bookmarketingmania

Alicia Michelle is an author, Bible teacher, podcaster and certified NeuroCoach. Known as the Mindset Makeover Coach, she equips Christian women with practical brain-and-biblically-based tools so they know HOW to renew their minds in order to overcome negative thinking and cultivate godly confidence. Today, Alicia shares how campus ministry changed her life, the health crisis that made her reevaluate, and what she has learned about renewing your mind in a godly way. Alicia's story reminds us that we are wonderfully made and learning about how always yields benefits. Listen to Alicia's story now! Stories Alicia shared: Her business as a neurocoach and being a mom Growing up in Los Angeles Becoming a Christian through Cru at college The mentor who shaped her early walk with Jesus Moving back to Los Angeles Meeting her husband at church Struggling with all the “shoulds” of having a new family The health crisis that changed her identity Leaving a missions trip with a health issue How the Lord helped her slowly rebuild her life How we change things we believe Integrating brain science and spirituality Great quotes from Alicia: I heard Christians are nice. It is strange to return to your hometown and not be the person you were. Resources we mentioned: Alicia's website: Vibrant Christian Living Related episodes: Sarah Geringer and Transforming Your Thought Life Cyd and Geoff Holsclaw and the God Who Likes You Dr. Michelle Bengtson and Overcoming Anxiety Dan Rudman and Ripples of the Gospel The post Alicia Michelle and the Renewing of Your Mind appeared first on Eric Nevins.

On this week's podcast, Jamie interviews author Sarah Geringer about her new book for teen girls called, Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens: Renew Your Mind with God.Our thoughts are so much more powerful than we realize. In a world that is telling us so many lies from every direction, it's so important for us to really know what it is that God says about us and to renew our minds to His truth so that we can win any battle that comes against us. Here are just a couple of quotes from Sarah's book on transforming your thought life. To learn more about it, check out this week's podcast."Satan knows that negative thoughts are the easiest way to tear a person down. It doesn't take many words to feel frustrated and defeated. To fight back, today's teens need strong minds, and the time-honored practice of Christian meditation can help them find victory in these spiritual battles.""You can have peace, joy, and confidence that last when you intentionally hide God's Word in your heart and mind through Christian meditation."Find out more about Sarah at https://www.sarahgeringer.comConnect with us at UncommonTEEN:IG: uncommon.teenDownload the UncommonTEEN App (available on Apple and Android devices)www.UncommonTEEN.com

Don't you wish you could pick the brain of other authors to hear their tips and 'been there done that' marketing advice?That's what you'll get today from my friend and guest, Sarah Geringer. Sarah is author of five books and Bible studies including her latest, Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens, available for preorder with bonuses!Sarah is sharing:How she forms her launch teams + loves on them wellHow the idea of her new book, Transforming Your Thought Life for Teens came from popular request of her last launch teamHow she uses her analytics to identify the target readers that are following herHow she discovers new podcasts with guests + builds relationships with them so she can share her books with their listenersShow notes: kimstewartmarketing.comPDF:9 Ways Guesting on Podcasts Helps Grow Your Author PlatformLET'S CONNECT:@kimstewinspired#bookmarketingmania

Traci Rhoades is an author, blogger, and Bible teacher. Today, Traci shares her early curiosity with hands on faith, why a humanities class opened her up to more Christian traditions, and how reading more widely led her deeper. She also shares why she wrote her book Not All Who Wander (Spiritually) Are Lost. Traci's story teaches us that different traditions give us fresh understanding of our ancient faith. Listen to Traci's story now! Stories Traci shared: How her blog opened her up to new traditions Growing up in rural Missouri Teaching elementary students as a high schooler Going to a private Christian university How two classes in humanities shaped her faith Meeting her husband and moving to Michigan How reading more widely led her deeper What she believes godly fruit is and why it matters Why she wrote her book for Evangelicals for whom it wasn't enough Great quotes from Traci: It's funny to me that there are practical reasons that God uses in divine ways. I didn't realize how much wider would lead me deeper. If you expect to find a church that won't hurt you, you won't. Resources we mentioned: Traci's website Not All Who Wander (Spiritually) Are Lost: A Story of Church A Fellowship of Differents: Showing the World God's Design for Life Together by Scot McKnight Streams of Living Water: Celebrating the Great Traditions of Christian Faith by Richard J. Foster Related episodes: Sarah Geringer and Transforming Your Thought Life Karen Swallow Prior and the Spiritual Practice of Reading Fiction Aimee Byrd and Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood The post Traci Rhoades and the Case of Holy Envy appeared first on Eric Nevins.