In this episode of the Global Glory Chasers podcast, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young welcomes bestselling author Kathi Lipp to discuss her latest book, 'Sabbath Soup.' The conversation explores Kathi's journey from the fast-paced life in the Bay Area to a more grounded existence in the mountains, the impact of the pandemic on lifestyle choices, and the importance of cooking and sharing meals as a way to connect with others and express love. Kathi shares practical cooking tips, favorite recipes, and insights into how food can nourish both the body and soul.

Takeaways:

• The importance of practical cooking tips.
• The pandemic has reshaped many people's lifestyle choices.
• Cooking can be a way to connect with others and express love.
• Sabbath Soup offers a unique blend of recipes and spiritual insights.
• Life in the mountains has provided Kathi with a new perspective.
• Meal planning can alleviate the stress of daily cooking.
• Sharing meals with neighbors fosters community and connection.
• Kathi's journey reflects the balance between hustle and rest.
• Food can be a source of joy and nourishment for the soul.
• The act of feeding others is a profound expression of love.

Learn More About Kathi

Kathi Lipp is the Publisher’s Weekly bestselling author of 20 books, including Sabbath Soup The Accidental Homesteader, Overwhelmed, and Clutter Free. Along with being a part of the InCourage at Dayspring writing team, she is the host of Clutter Free Academy Podcast, Facebook Group and Clutter Free for Life. Kathi lives on her Red House mini-homestead with her husband Roger and 9-pound dog Moose, and regularly hosts their blended family of six, writers retreats and loads of people they love.

Extra Links:

⁠Sabbath Soup Cookbook⁠

⁠Featured book: Unwind ⁠

Listen to Dorina’s conversation with Aarti Sequeira here: ⁠https://dorinagilmore.com/podcast/season3-episode3/⁠

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In this episode, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young speaks with Sunny Zheng-Herb, a Chinese American writer and artist, about her recent year-long travel experience across various countries. They explore themes of cultural identity, the challenges of planning such an extensive trip, and the profound moments of connection and hospitality experienced in different cultures. Sunny shares insights on how her travels have shaped her understanding of home and elsewhere, as well as the importance of financial planning for such adventures. Their discussion also touches on the spiritual aspects of travel, highlighting how experiencing different cultures can reveal the glory of God.

Takeaways

• Sunny's year-long travel experience inspired her to explore cultural identity.
• Traveling can be a way to experience God's glory in different cultures.
• Financial planning is crucial for long-term travel adventures.
• Cultural heritage plays a significant role in personal identity.
• Hospitality and food are central to experiencing love in different cultures.
• Traveling can help individuals feel more rooted in their identity.
• The importance of community and connection while traveling.
• Books can provide insight into the travel experience and cultural understanding.
• Travel essentials can enhance the journey and provide comfort.
• Exploring different church experiences can broaden one's faith perspective.

3 GGC recommendations:

1. ⁠Duct tape⁠

2. ⁠Ziplock bags - set in different sizes⁠

3. ⁠REI Co-op towel set⁠

Featured Book: ⁠The Desire for Elsewhere⁠

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Learn More About Sunny

Sunny is a Chinese-American writer and artist, raised in the “626” Asian-majority suburb of Southern California. She is a painter and musician and teaches high school visual arts in Aurora, CO. She also works as the worship and youth director of a small parish church called Sacred Grace Englewood. Sunny lives with her husband in Denver, where she hikes and bakes and macramés. Her previous writing experience includes gallery publications, grant-writing, museum wall text, and a dissertation on Asian-American visual politics. She is working on her first book, a memoir on trauma, chronic pain and the struggle to believe.

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In this episode of the Global Glory Chasers podcast, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young is joined by chef and author Anna Watson Carl, creator of The Yellow Table cookbook. They dive into the rich tradition of gathering around the table, exploring how food, community, and faith intersect in meaningful ways. Anna shares the inspiration behind her famous yellow table, a family heirloom that sparked her passion for cooking and community. She discusses her culinary journey in France and the upcoming opening of her café in East Nashville, which will feature French-inspired crepes and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The two also talk about the joy of hosting, the impact of local markets, and the ways food can reflect God’s glory.

Takeaways

• Gathering around the table fosters meaningful connections.
• Anna’s yellow table symbolizes her passion for food and community.
• French culinary training shapes her cooking and hospitality style.
• Anna’s upcoming café in Nashville will feature French-inspired dishes.
• The Yellow Table cookbook encourages simple, seasonal cooking for gatherings.
• Faith and food intersect as Anna sees God’s presence in hospitality.
• Recipes in The Yellow Table cater to various dietary needs.
• Cooking classes empower others and build kitchen confidence.
• Local markets offer cultural and spiritual connection.
• Hosting is a family legacy, shaping Anna’s welcoming approach.

Extra Links:

The Yellow Table: A Celebration of Everyday Gatherings Cookbook

Subscribe to The Yellow Table Weekly

Follow The Yellow Table Cafe on Instagram

4 GGC recommendations:

1. Le Creuset dutch oven

2. Shun knife

3. Lemon squeezer

4. Microplane

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In this episode of the Global Glory Chasers podcast, Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young and Krista Gilbert explore the intersection of travel, cultural heritage, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of stepping outside one's comfort zone, the role of food in experiencing different cultures, and the significance of family traditions. Krista shares memorable travel experiences, insights on planning intentional trips, and practical travel tips. The conversation emphasizes how travel can deepen faith and broaden perspectives, ultimately enriching lives.

Takeaways

• Travel has always unlocked growth and discovery.
• Stepping outside your comfort zone is never regrettable.
• Travel broadens our perspective and expands us.
• New experiences bond us with the people we're with.
• Traveling helps us understand God's bigger story.
• Food is an integral part of cultural experiences.
• Planning trips intentionally enhances the experience.
• Comfortable shoes are essential for enjoyable travel.
• Traveling with family builds depth in us.
• Exploring different cultures enriches our lives.

3 GCC Recommendations:

1. Travel shoes: Hokas & Dr. Scholls Sneakers

2. Crossbody bags: High End crossbody with metal strap & Crossbody bag

3. Clean & Simple supplements: Clean and Simple Greens & Clean and Simple Collagen

Extra Links:

https://kristagilbert.com/

Why she calls it Basecamp instead of Empty Nest

Master your Mindset 7 Day podcast challenge!

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⁠Global Glory Chasers program & curriculum

In this episode of the Global Glory Chasers podcast, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young engages in a delicious conversation with food enthusiast Krisi Monsivaiz. They explore the significance of food, hospitality, and cultural heritage, emphasizing how these elements connect us to one another and to God. The discussion touches on the importance of Sabbath, the joy of cooking, and the memories tied to family recipes. Krisi shares her experiences living abroad and how food serves as a universal connector across cultures. The episode concludes with practical tips for hosting and creating meaningful connections around the table.

Takeaways

• Sabbath is a gift that allows for rest and renewal.
• Food serves as a universal connector across cultures.
• Cultural heritage influences our approach to hospitality.
• Creating community around food is a spiritual practice.
• Practical planning can enhance the hospitality experience.
• It's okay to do hospitality imperfectly; authenticity matters.
• An anchor dish can simplify meal preparation for gatherings.
• Nourishing others is a calling that reflects God's love.
• The contrast of flavors in food mirrors life's experiences.
• Memories tied to food can shape our relationships.

3 GGC Recommendations:

1. Knife recs: https://a.co/d/aNq2IJJ

2. Pepper grinder: https://a.co/d/3TpXnGT

3. Sabbath Soup cookbook: https://amzn.to/404cjRG

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Global Glory Chasers program & curriculum

Extra Links:

Luke 10:38-42 | Mary & Martha

Sign Up for Krisi's Newsletter

Follow on Krisi Instagram

Krisi's Favorite Hosting Tips: The Nibble Board

Krisi's Doing It Badly Tip

Krisi's Weekly Reset Food Prep

Krisi's Hosting ebook

Krisi's Countdown to Thanksgiving ebook (such a great resource this time of year!)

Read Krisi's Blog

In this episode of Global Glory Chasers, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young engages in a heartfelt conversation with Kyle Guerrero about his experiences in missions and travel. They explore the importance of heart posture in missions, the profound lessons learned through cultural exchanges, and the joy of culinary adventures around the world. Kyle shares practical travel tips, especially for families, emphasizing the transformative power of exposure trips for children. The conversation highlights the beauty of seeing God's glory through the lens of different cultures and experiences.

Takeaways

• The podcast focuses on books, food, and global experiences.
• Missions work involves understanding and learning from other cultures.
• Heart posture is crucial when engaging in missions.
• Traveling allows for personal growth and learning from others.
• Experiencing God's glory often comes through interactions with people.
• Culinary experiences can deepen cultural understanding.
• Traveling light is essential for bringing back souvenirs.
• Battery life is crucial for modern travelers.
• Exposure trips can be transformative for families and children.
• Children can open doors to new experiences in foreign cultures.

3 GGC recommendations:

1. Battery pack charger for phone

2. Packing cubes

3. A Million Miles in A Thousand Years by Donald Miller (Excerpt from Chapter 9)

Books:

Tibet: Roof of the World by Paul Hattaway

Bruchko by Bruce Olson

Juche: A Christian Study of North Korea's State Religion

A Million Miles in A Thousand Years by Donald Miller (Chapter 9)

When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett

*These links are affiliates at no extra charge to listeners!

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In this episode of Global Glory Chasers, host Dorina Lazo Gilmore-Young engages in a heartfelt conversation with author Xochitl Dixon about her journey in writing children's literature that celebrates diversity and cultural heritage. They discuss the importance of representation in books, the healing power of storytelling, and the inspiration behind Xochitl's latest book, 'Wonderfully, Marvelously Brown.' The conversation highlights the significance of embracing one's identity and the beauty of God's creation in all its forms.

Takeaways

• Xochitl Dixon shares her cultural heritage as a Mexican-American.
• The importance of representation in children's literature is emphasized.
• Xochitl's writing journey began in childhood, inspired by her love for storytelling.
• Diversity in scripture reflects God's heart for all cultures.
• 'Wonderfully, Marvelously Brown' addresses colorism and celebrates all skin tones.
• Illustrations in children's books should reflect the diversity of the world.
• Cultural elements are woven into the narrative to celebrate heritage.
• The healing nature of writing is highlighted as a personal journey for Xochitl.

Learn More About Xochitl:

Xochitl's website: https://www.xedixon.com/

Xochitl’s book: ⁠Wonderfully, Marvelously Brown

3 GGC recommendations:

1. Fearless Christian Women in History book
2. Toiletry bag
3. Between Flowers and Bones book

Support the podcast & access more resources on Dorina’s Glorygram over on Substack: ⁠https://dorinaglorygram.substack.com⁠ Learn more about our Global Glory Chasers program/curriculum: https://dorinagilmore.com/ggc/ *These links are affiliates at no extra charge to listeners!