A Love That Allows Trust with Michelle Watson
About Michelle Watson
Michelle came to Christ in 2013. She currently serves in her local church as the tech lead.
Owner of Thirtyone25 Creative—coaching and consulting for digital missionaries that want to ditch the overwhelm and own the algorithms on social. Co-hosts The Pantry Podcast with my husband Shea Watson where we serve up spiritual nutrition for Christian soldiers that prefer truth over cavities. Mama of one amazing two year old. Lover of matcha lattes and anything outdoors that doesn't require too much atheleticism (lol).
About May’s Co-Host Becca:
Today, Janell sits down with Mays cohost Becca Schultz. Becca grew up in rural Pennsylvania & Ohio with her mom (a catholic) and her dad (a protestant) and two sisters. She is currently studying science with the intent to be a middle school science teacher. Even though her university is one if the most known party-schools, Becca has found a great biblical community on her campus.
She has been learning what her faith means to her. For a while, she was putting on a fake face and felt pressured to stay with her upbringing, but now is letting her faith become her own. She started attending a non-denominational church in high school. In the context of the non-denominational church, she appreciated the ability to be open and honest about her story and she had the opportunity to be discipled.
Bible Verses
Today, Janell and Becca sit down with Michelle Watson to talk about trust. They talk about struggles with the family, the church, and what it means to truly seek God.
Some of today’s topics include: dealing with condition, discovering Grace, how Michelle talks to God throughout the day, and more! We hope you enjoy today’s episode!
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Mentioned in this Episode
Introducing Rebecca: Her Story & Faith Questions
FSR s4e18 with Becca & Lou Philips