Girl Talk

“Don’t compare your real life to someone else’s highlight reel online.”

We all love a good group chat — the memes, the updates, the quick “praying for you” text. But today we’re asking: is online friendship really enough? Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk about the di...

Parenting doesn’t come with a handbook, especially when it comes to dating and relationships. What do you do when your teenager—or even your grown child—starts dating someone who doesn’t share their faith? Carol, Kelly, and Tricia get real about keeping communication open, learning to influence instead of control, and the power of prayer when it comes t...

“If you want to know God’s character, open His Word. He never changes.”

What verses keep you steady when life feels shaky? In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia share the scriptures that ground their hearts and remind them who God is when everything else feels uncertain. The ladies talk about why God’s Word isn’t just comforting—it’s...

“Sometimes the most Christlike response is simply to listen and love well.”

How should Christians respond when tragedy strikes? Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk about balancing truth and love, what righteous anger really means, and why listening matters. You’ll also hear practical ways to stay grounded in God’s Word and bring hope into hard conversations.

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“God can redeem anything—our story, their story, and every mistake in between.”

“Have I done enough?” If you’ve ever asked yourself that question as a mom, you’re not alone.

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“If you’re afraid to ask God about something, that may be a sign it’s become too important.”

Retail therapy, 'prayer requests' that turn into gossip or just one more scroll through your social media algorithml; they're not that bad, right? Carol, Tricia and Kelly talk about the good things that become more important than God thi...

“If you’re saying, ‘I won’t get caught,’ that’s a red flag. It’s time to talk to the Lord about it.”

What if your worst moment was displayed on the big screen for the world to see? This episode of Girl Talk Podcast is all about how your life can change in just one second. Carol, Tricia and Kelly talk about how the "Coldplay couple"ca...

“Dream big, but let God be the author of those dreams.”

Looking back at your twenties can feel like flipping through an old photo album—you remember the dreams, the heartbreaks, and the lessons that shaped who you are today. In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia share the advice they’d giv...

Mom guilt. We’ve all felt it—whether it’s the pressure to be the “perfect mom,” the weight of comparison, or the feeling that we’ll never measure up. In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia get real about where mom guilt comes from, why it’s such a sneaky weapon of the enemy, and how to fight back with truth and encouragement.

Do you ever feel off and you can’t quite figure out why? You might be disconnected—from your people, your purpose, or even your own heart. In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia get honest about what disconnection looks like in their own lives and how they’ve learned to identify the red flags before hitting a breaking po...

“Forgiveness is not saying what they did was okay. It’s saying I’m trusting God to handle this instead of me.”

How do you forgive someone without endorsing what they did? That’s the question Carol, Kelly, and Tricia are tackling this week on the Girl Talk Podcast. With honesty, biblical truth, and real-life examples, they explore how forgiveness ...

“When you bump the cup, what spills out? Fill your life with God’s truth so it overflows in hard moments.”

How much emotion should we show our kids—especially during a crisis? On this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk about what it looks like to balance honesty with protection. Should we let our kids see us cry? How do we keep from passing along ou...

“Jesus didn’t open His mouth when accused — and sometimes we’re called to do the same.”

Revenge might not be something we’d admit to craving, but if we're honest... we've all felt the sting of wanting someone to "get what they deserve." In this episode, Carol, Kelly and Tricia dive into why that feeling is ...

What does it actually mean to “walk in the Spirit”? If you’ve ever felt confused by that phrase or wondered what it looks like in real life, you’re not alone—and you're in the right place. In this episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk through how the Holy Spirit works in our lives daily, from conviction to comfort to those nudges that can only co...

“Shame tells you who you’re not—Jesus tells you who you are.”

We’re getting real this week—talking about shame. The kind that sticks to your identity and whispers lies about who you are. Carol shares how God began speaking to her through the phrase “despising its shame” (Hebrews 12:2), and how t...

Don't let the summer slip by in survival mode. Make memories, grow deeper, and say ‘yes’ to spiritual reset.

Summer might be made for sandals and sunshine, but your faith doesn’t have to take a vacation. In this week’s episode, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk about how to be intentional with your spiritual life during the slower summer months. From Bible ...

"Not being vulnerable robs you of the full experience of love. It might feel safer—but it’s not healthier." - Carol

When community hurts—do you walk away or lean in?
Carol, Tricia, and Kelly get real about rejection, church wounds, and the messy (but beautiful) journey of doing life togethe...

"God’s not like me. He’s not mad when I mess up—He’s just inviting me to do the next right thing." - Tricia 

Are you tired but not actually rested? Been there. In this episode, Carol, Tricia, and Kelly get real about what actually fills your cup—and what secretly drains it.

"The enemy takes a nugget of truth and turns it into a whole lie—but God brings us back to who we really are in Him."

What if you stopped trying to earn an award that doesn’t even exist? Carol, Tricia, and Kelly get real about the pressure to perform, dealing perfectionism, mental health, and the beauty of humility. This episode has a lot of honesty, laughter, and a ...