Inés and Kayleigh welcome pastor and leader Esther Chung to the show. Listen in as Esther shares her story of faith and how the loss of her 11-hours-old son, Jacob, sent her on a painful journey of spiritual disorientation with God. Vulnerably discussing her devastating loss, Esther unpacks how God met her in her heartbreak and questions, ultimately leading her to a greater level of hope than she thought possible.

In this week’s episode, Inés and Kayleigh discuss the impact of shame on all our lives and how God longs to free us from the unhealthy shame many of us live in everyday. Listen in as they unpack the difference between unhealthy and healthy shame (sometimes called conviction or guilt) and how Jesus can make us new in the midst of that shame.

Preacher and teacher, Jackie Aviles joins Inés to share her incredible journey of faith and walking with God through stage-four cancer. Listen in as Jackie opens up about her courageous story of healing and hope, while also sharing the incredible insight and encouragement that this difficult season in her life brought about.

Inés is joined by daughter and new co-host Kayleigh Rogers to discuss the mistakes we make and how failure is a part of all our lives whether we like it or not. The question is not “if” we will make mistakes, so much as how we can recover from them well.

Inés is joined by Trochia’s Editorial Director, Drew Tilton, who vulnerably shares his story of pain and difficulty, and how—through a “dark night of the soul”—Jesus led him towards greater joy, surrender, healing, and fulfillment in his life.

Author and speaker Amy Seiffert joins the show! Listen in as she and Inés share about their new books (Uncharted and Starved) and how their spiritual journeys led them to a new understanding of grace and growth with God.

Kayleigh Rogers—Inés’ daughter and Trochia’s Director of Operations—joins the show to have a fascinating conversation with Inés about all the questions we have along our journey of faith.

In this episode, Inés is joined by her husband, Jim Franklin, as he shares about how God brought him from a deeply legalistic view of God, faith, and the spiritual life to an experience of Jesus’ overwhelming and transformative grace.

In this exclusive preview, Inés reads a sample from her new book Uncharted: Navigating Your Unique Journey of Faith. In it she shares the story of her early experiences of seeking control and how her Abuelita taught her about the freedom that comes with trusting God.

Join us for this exclusive look at Inés’ new book Uncharted: Navigating Your Unique Journey of Faith. In this special preview, Inés discusses how our unique journeys of faith cannot simply follow the same old maps or be controlled through the familiar faith formulas we are often offered.

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Joshua S. Porter, pastor and author of the new book Death to Deconstruction: Reclaiming Faithfulness as an Act of Rebellion. Josh and Inés discuss the modern Western movement of deconstruction, how “wrestling is a mainstay of the Christian movement,” and where the Church’s rich history of faithfulness might offer us a healthy and faith-strengthening approach to seasons of disorientation.

The final part of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. Wrapping up their discussion, Sharon and Inés talk through how we might respond in healthy and godly ways when faced with our longing for control. From her new book The Cost of Control.

Join us for part 4 of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. In this episode Inés and Sharon talk about what control gives us, what control costs us, and whether or not it is really worth the trade. From her new book The Cost of Control.

Part 3 of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. Join Inés as she discusses with Sharon the various mechanisms we use to feel in control of the world around us, others, and even God himself. From her new book The Cost of Control.

What is control? Where does it come from? And why does it seem to have such a hold on us as humans? Join us for part 1 of our five-part conversation with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller—teaching pastor at Bright City Church in Durham, NC—as she shares about her new book The Cost of Control and how God led her to consider her own relationship with control, tracing its origins back to Genesis 3.

What is control? Where does it come from? And why does it seem to have such a hold on us as humans? Join us for part 1 of our five-part conversation with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller—teaching pastor at Bright City Church in Durham, NC—as she shares about her new book The Cost of Control and how God led her to consider her own relationship with control, tracing its origins back to Genesis 3.

Can we truly be it all? I think this is a common statement I hear from so many women. "We can do it all. We can have it all. We can be a mom, a powerhouse worker, an athlete, a wife, a great friend, and an individual. In reality, being everything to everybody is an impossible task. However, as we learn from today's guest, we can say YES to God first, and everything else can fall into place.

Vengeance. Power struggles. Revenge. Sacrifice. These are challenging topics and even more complex when discussing how to live in relationship through a biblical lens. On today's podcast, Andy Lara, Kayleigh Rogers, and I talk through David and Saul's relationship versus David and Jonathan's.