Chasing Dragonflies

This week, Jayne sits down with award winning author and illustrator Hannah E. Harrison. Hannah shares her journey of finding her talent of writing and drawing as a child all the way through to a 10-year process to publish her first book. Hannah’s latest work, The Good Farmer and the Worried Donkey tackles the worry we all struggle with to perform well and be “enough” both as children and adults. You’ll be blessed to hear Hannah give glory in all things to the One whose yoke is easy and burden i

This week Jayne sits down with the new superintendent of MISD, Dr. Tiffanie Spencer. As a graduate of Mansfield High School, Dr. Spencer shares her long-time love of this community, along with its parents, students, and teachers. Listen in as they discuss topics such as strategies to tackle declining enrollment, leaning in to help struggling schools, honoring kids as individuals, and what it’s like to be a parent of a kindergartener with the top job in the district. It’s an episode you won’t wan

What if walking through grief is more of a process than a destination? This week, Karen Ehman joins Jayne to talk about the grief all of us experience…from losing loved ones, jobs, relationships, dreams, or even our health. Karen shares some principles of leaning on God as we live with grief and gives us a preview of her latest work, Hope for the Heartbroken, co-authored with Ruth Schwenk and Amber Emily Smith. Whether you’ve just moved into a season of grief or are finally moving out of one, t

Lean in for my conversation with bestselling author of over 60 titles, Tama Fortner. We chat about the challenges for kids and adults of feeling unseen or overlooked. Her latest work, Serah and the First Christmas tells the story of Christmas through the eyes of a small child and honors the way the newborn king views even His littlest children. To connect with Tama and consider the next read for your bookshelf visit Tama Fortner Books.

Hi friends! Listen in to my conversation with author, Candy Washburne. Candy’s new book, Marching Forth, is positioned at the intersection of faith, neuroscience, and child development. This book will make you think and encourage you to keep on growing. Below are some resources that Candy used to educate herself in the writing of this book. Early Childhood Development Neuroplasticity Marching Forth by Blue Hat Publishing

Hi friends! I’m excited to invite you to listen in to my conversation with author Elizabeth Laing Thompson. If you’ve got a female athlete in your home, you’ll want to snatch up a copy of her new book, In Season. It’s a beautiful 90-day devotional book to uplift, guide, encourage, and nurture your daughter’s spiritual life to be grounded in who God says she is. What a practical way to make faith a daily tangible part of everyday life! Instagram: Elizabeth Laing Thompson