Miranda and Erica invite you into their conversations about faith, connection, and everything that holds us together. You are invited to join us on our journey to forming deeper friendships, growing healthier church communities, practicing good mental health, and increasing our dependence on God through it all!
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In this between-seasons catch-up, Miranda and Erica share life updates—from Miranda’s move to Utah and new work as a hospice chaplain to Erica’s full fall schedule and the unexpected adventures of parenting kids with big dreams. Along the way, we talk honestly about missing familiar community, finding new connections, and re...
We made it to the season finale! And what better way to wrap up our first season of Somehow Together than by answering questions from you?
In this episode, we’re having an honest, unscripted conversation about faith, friendship, rest, relationships, and what we’re learning in real time. We talk about the spiritual practices that keep us connected to Jesus, what rest actually looks like in different seasons, why making fr...
Joy gets tossed around like a simple decision, but we’ve both lived long enough to know it’s rarely that clean. Miranda and Erica dig into the difference between happiness and joy, why joy can stay present even when circumstances are heavy, and how gratitude turns into a real, lived practice instead of a church catchphrase. We talk about joy as something rooted at a heart level, connected to God’s presence, and st...
What does it really mean to show up and give something your all?
In this episode, Erica and Miranda explore wholehearted living—why it's so much more than working hard or staying busy. They talk about what it means to be fully present, authentically yourself, and willing to risk vulnerability in the moments that matter most.
From the joy-filled chaos of Savannah Bananas baseball games to the sacred privilege of sitting with peo...
In this episode of Somehow Together, Miranda and Erica talk honestly about what it means to leave well: leaving a church, stepping away from leadership, changing ministry roles, or navigating a shifting season. They explore why these transitions can feel so personal, how unspoken goodbyes and public venting can create deeper hurt, and why discernment matters before making a decision to stay or go.
With humor, honesty, and a lot of g...
Erica and Miranda explore what it means to truly surrender our hurts and struggles to God—both big and small. Surrender is a journey we all have to navigate, and we haven’t met anyone who thinks it’s easy. Fortunately, with the right strategies and practices, we can grow closer to God and experience His presence and peace in the process.
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Relationships are beautiful, complicated, and sometimes heavier than we expect. In this episode, Miranda and Erica talk about unmet expectations, awkward conversations, friendship strain, boundaries, avoidance, and why healthy communication matters so much. Together, they explore what it looks like to assume the best, tell ourselves truer stories, ask better questions, and pursue more honest relationships, even when they are hard. ...
Being new at something is uncomfortable, but it is also where so much growth begins. In this episode, Erica and Miranda talk about what it means to be novice podcasters, the vulnerability of learning in public, and why trying new things can stir up anxiety, humility, laughter, and growth. From parenting and counseling to podcasting, ministry, friendship, and faith, they reflect on the courage it takes to keep learning instead of av...
You know those things you only learn after the fact? Yeah… we’re talking about those.
In this episode, we’re sharing some of the biggest lessons we’ve picked up over time—the kind you usually learn through trial and error. From relationships to faith to expectations of ourselves and others, we’re unpacking what’s changed, what surprised us, and what we wish someone would’ve told us ea...
What does it actually mean to have social intelligence and why does it matter so much in our relationships, churches, and everyday lives?
In this episode of Somehow Together, Miranda and Erica have an honest, thoughtful, and sometimes funny conversation about social intelligence: the ability to understand people, navigate social dynamics, and help others feel seen, valued, and safe. Together they explore the difference between emoti...
In this episode, we explore the origins behind the Somehow Together Podcasts and get to know the voices behind the mics.
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