HeyJaredGirl Talk
For women who want engaging conversations about authentic faith. Each episode will teach, encourage and make you laugh.
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Jesus Never Said… “You Have to Earn Your Rest” (opens the original)
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You finally sit down after a long day…but your mind is still racing. There’s another thing on the to-do list. Something you forgot. Something you're worried about. Something you feel responsible for fixing. Someone you feel responsible for fixing. So how do we actually rest? In this episode of Girl Talk, Carol, Kelly, and Tricia talk about something Jesus never said: “You have to earn your rest.” They get honest about never-ending to-do lists, overthinking, parenting worries, needing a super lon
Jesus Never Said… Your Worth Comes From Your Productivity (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at your packed calendar and thought, “How did being busy become proof that I’m doing life right?” Girl Talk is BACK, and Carol, Kelly and Tricia are kicking off a brand-new season called Things Jesus Never Said with one a lot of us have believed: “Your worth comes from your productivity.” After taking the summer off, the girls are catching up and talking honestly about burnout, overcommitting, perfectionism and that nagging feeling that we need to do a little more, serve a l
Summer Break! (opens the original)
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This summer on Girl Talk Podcast, we're getting some much needed rest! We're trying to practice what we preach (prioritizing Jesus, family and trusting the Lord). Don't worry, we will be back this fall - better than ever!
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