Return to Jesus Podcast
The Return to Jesus Podcast, with host Jen Thompson, features incredible guests sharing spiritual rhythms and habits that work for them in their current season of life, as well as their unique expertise.
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Return to Jesus Podcast (Season 3, Episode 27): Contentment, Community, and Everyday Peace with Jeanette Tapley (opens the original)
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Hey friend, I think you're going to feel like you're sitting in on a coffee date with this week's guest. I had the joy of talking with my friend Jeanette Tapley about what peace actually looks like in the middle of everyday life. Not a perfectly quiet life or a life without challenges, but a life that's full of motherhood, work, transitions, financial pressures, and all the beautiful, messy moments in between. Jeanette shares how she's learned to find peace through movement, her gym community, a
Return to Jesus Podcast (Season 3, Episode 26): From Overwhelm to Confidence with Kelli Bachara (opens the original)
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Hey friend, Have you ever found yourself craving peace but feeling like your mind just won't slow down? If you've been carrying anxiety, stress, or the weight of uncertainty, I think this conversation is going to be such a gift. This week I'm joined by Kelli Becerra, a licensed therapist, author, and someone who beautifully blends biblical truth with practical mental health tools. Together we talk about what peace really looks like, not as the absence of hard things, but as a deep trust in God's
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