The Immeasurably More Podcast

In this episode of our Let Go Series, we’re talking about control, our need to manage outcomes, timelines, and how we think life should go.

Through the story of the woman at the well in John 4, we see that Jesus meets us right in the middle of what feels unexpected and out of our control and He’s already working with purpose.

She didn’t plan that moment, but God did.

This is an invitation to loosen our grip and trust the God who is tr...

Rest is not a reward for finishing everything, it’s a gift from God.

In this Hope for Today episode, we talk honestly about why rest can be so hard, why God commands it, and how learning to rest is actually an act of trust.

This encouragement is not about doing less out of guilt, but about receiving rest as something God designed for our good.

If you’ve been pushing through, feeling stretched thin, or struggling to slow down, this epi...

In this episode of the Let Go Series, we’re talking about something many of us quietly struggle with...people-pleasing.

The need to be liked. The pressure to meet expectations. The fear of disappointing others. It can be exhausting…and it can slowly pull us away from who God created us to be.

But what if you were never meant to carry that weight?

Through the story of the woman at the well in John 4, we’re reminded that Jesus doesn’t a...

There are moments when what we have feels painfully insufficient, when the need in front of us is bigger than our strength, our resources, or our ability to fix it.

In this episode, we reflect on the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand and the greater truth it points to: provision has never depended on what we bring, but on who we give what we have to.

From multiplying loaves and fish to giving His own life to make a way back to...

In this episode of our Let Go Series, we continue in The Gospel of John chapter 4 with the story of the woman at the well, a woman whose life had not unfolded the way she hoped.

She was carrying disappointment. Unmet expectations. A quiet kind of thirst that nothing seemed to satisfy.

And Jesus met her right there.

In this conversation, we talk about what happens when the expectations we place on people, circumstances, and even timeli...

Waiting is hard.

It’s one of the most difficult parts of life, especially when there’s nothing you can do…but wait.

In today’s episode, we talk honestly about waiting: waiting for healing, waiting for answers, and waiting on God when control is out of our hands. Drawing from personal experience, including walking through a season of waiting during Beau’s heart condition journey as a newborn, this episode reminds us that waiting is ne...

Fear and worry have a way of quietly taking over, shaping our thoughts, our decisions, and even the way we show up in our lives.

In this first episode of the Let Go Series, we’re talking about what it really means to let go of fear and worry… and begin to trust God instead.

Because the goal isn’t to pretend we’re not afraid. It’s to stop letting fear lead.

Jesus meets us right in the middle of our fears, not to shame us, but to gently...

Another painful season can feel especially heavy when you’ve already walked through so much before.

In this episode, we’re speaking to the weary heart, the one asking how to keep trusting God when pain shows up again. We talk about what trust looks like when you’re tired, how gratitude and worship can anchor us in hard seasons, and the reminder that God never wastes what we walk through.

This is not a conversation about having all th...

This series was born out of one simple invitation from Jesus, to let go and release what we were never meant to carry and trust the One who meets us right where we are and wants to give us so much more than we can imagine.

Through the story of the woman at the well, we’ll walk together through what it looks like to let go of:

• fear and worry

• expectations

• control

• people-pleasing

• disappointment

• pain

• the past

• and the weight of o...

In this episode we want to remind you that you were never meant to carry it all.

We’ve learned, more times than we can count, that trying to hold everything together, control every outcome, and analyze every “what if” only leads to exhaustion.

Eventually, there comes a moment when you realize you can’t do it anymore.

And that’s often where letting go begins.

Letting go isn’t giving up.

It’s choosing to trust the One who already knows an...

In this special episode, we’re sharing a long-awaited Beau Hunter Bean update—and for the first time ever, Beau makes his debut on the podcast (and even gives us a quick little “hello”).

Erin and Parker share how Beau has been doing, including updates from his recent medical tests, the adventure of starting solid foods, navigating food allergens, and some of the surprises that have come with becoming new parents.

They also reflect on...

In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to trust God when understanding falls short.

Through personal experiences of loss, illness, long hospital seasons, and struggles with anxiety and depression, we explore the tension between wanting answers and learning to trust God when life doesn’t make sense.

Scripture reminds us that God doesn’t ask us to figure everything out, He asks us to trust Him with all our heart (Proverbs 3:...

Bad news is everywhere.

Turn on the TV, scroll your phone, or simply walk through your own life and it can feel like the weight of the world is pressing in. Sometimes the headlines are overwhelming, and sometimes the hardest news is the kind that happens quietly inside our own homes.

The truth is, we were never created to carry the constant flood of information, fear, and heartbreak that surrounds us every day.

But even in the middle ...

In this episode, we reflect on Peter stepping out of the boat to walk toward Jesus in the middle of the storm and what happens when fear shifts his focus from Jesus to the wind and the waves (Matthew 14:22–33).

We talk about bold faith, human weakness, and the grace of a Savior who immediately reaches out to rescue Peter when he begins to sink.

This conversation is also personal, as we share how easy it is to focus on unexpected or d...

After loss, disappointment, and unanswered prayers, strength can feel elusive. In this episode, we reflect on where real strength comes from—not from having it all together, but from Jesus who holds us when we feel broken.

Through Scripture and gentle reflection, this episode is a reminder that God is close to the brokenhearted, that His promises are still true, and that this life is not the end of the story. Even in heartbreak, God...

There are seasons when life feels overwhelming, when trials come one after another and you’re left wondering how you got here again. In today’s episode, we look at the moment Jesus intentionally sent His disciples into a storm and why that detail matters more than we realize.

Jesus knew the storm was coming. He knew the resistance would be strong and fear would rise. And still, He sent them. Not to harm them, but to reveal Himself t...

Dating and singleness can feel especially complicated in today’s culture where connection is everywhere, yet loneliness seems to be more prevalent. Dating apps, expectations, and comparison often shape the way people see themselves and others.

In this episode, we talk honestly about dating and being single in the modern world while grounding the conversation in biblical truth. We explore what Scripture says about the heart, identity...

In this episode, we reflect on the story of Job—a man who endured immense loss, suffering, and heartbreak, yet brought his pain honestly before God.

Job’s story reminds us that faith does not mean the absence of grief, doubt, or questions. Job was faithful, but he was also human. He cried out, wrestled with anguish, and longed for understanding.

In the end, God didn’t explain why Job went through what he did. Instead, God revealed mo...

Joy in the midst of heartbreak doesn’t look the way most people expect it to.

When you’ve been through loss, disappointment, or long seasons of unanswered prayers, joy can start to feel like something meant for other people, not for you.

It doesn’t mean the pain is gone. It doesn’t mean the grief didn’t matter. And it doesn’t mean life suddenly feels easy.

But joy isn’t the absence of grief. It’s the presence of God no matter what you...