As fun as dating can be, it's also extremely hard sometimes. Today we're talking about dating, and chances are we're going to touch on something you've experienced. This is a completely innocent, fun conversation where we talk about some of our experiences and what it looks like to navigate the beginning, awkward parts of relationships, and the parts when we knew we needed to dip out. 

Paul Kevetter steps into this episode and it's a powerful one. PK is the online pastor at Crosspoint Church in Nashville, TN and we're talking about what it looks like to *start/come back to trusting and following Jesus, and how to find your authentic relationship with God.

PK and Heather connected in early 2021, so on this episode they talk about the evolution of their friendship, the way God moved and the basics of what it means to welcome Him in.

The whole point of this episode is just to let you know that Jesus is here for you, no strings attached, whenever you're willing and ready. Heather stepped away from God for 14 years of her life, but she came back. She understands the hurt and the fear, and she's ready to hush the stigmas. PK understands the struggles, and he doesn't judge. He gets excited when he hears  stories and he thrives on helping others grow.


DISCLAIMER: We are not pushing Jesus on you in this episode, we're just talking about His power and our experiences in the hopes that you might connect with or be curious of something we've said.

If you're ready to take that next step and want more advice, reach out. Crosspoint.tv has amazing resources to help you take that next step, and if you want to reach Heather directly and talk more about her journey you can reach her personally at hstupeck@gmail.com.

Today we're talking about what it looks like to step out of the box of your job title and into the world of everything you're made of. David Pearson, a successful real estate broker/songwriter/musician/pilot chimes in with his opinions on what balance looks like and differentiating our identities from who we are compared to who somebody tells us to be. 

Today we're talking about the yes, no and maybe responses to questions we just don't want to commit to.

Today we're breaking down what it looks like to be an inclusive person with boundaries, how we make people feel in unfamiliar situations and the message our bodies send before we have the chance to speak.

Today we’re talking about friendships. FULL DISCLOSURE - this episode starts out a little rocky. This episode starts out with me admitting my truly honest flaws in how I approach new friendships in the hopes that it will make YOU think about how you approach them. I don't have the best initial strategy, but I'm working on it, so let's work together.

As we get older, maintaining friendships become more and more difficult to do. Between life schedules and political opinions, it takes work. A lot of work, and making them in the first place can be even harder. On this episode, we’re breaking down the types of friendships we have in our lives, and how to navigate through the challenges they might bring. 

When you’re looking for friends, find the car poolers. They’re the ones that have the same destination in mind and are more than willing to share the gas mileage. They’re your rocks, your safe spaces. This car can be filled up with a few people or a lot, they just have to be willing to come along for the ride.

To find more, visit SweetlyConfident.com.

On today's episode we're talking about navigating situations that are just uncomfortable, and what it looks like to be polite.