On today’s podcast, Kathi sits down with Wendy Pope to talk about her book, Yes, No and Maybe. Wendy and Kathi share about the times we need to say “yes to God, no to self, and maybe to others.”
In today’s insightful episode you will learn:
- the 13 words that changed Wendy’s life
- why God’s Word is either positive or polishing
- how to find “320” moments in our daily lives
DOWNLOAD Chapter 1 of Yes, No and Maybe
Enter to Win!
Enter to win a copy of Wendy’s book!
Two lucky winners will win a copy of Yes, No and Maybe
Enter by answering in the comments, what is one thing you are saying “yes”, “no” or “maybe” to in your life?
*US residents only
Buy the book here.
Thanks for Listening!
To share your thoughts:
• Leave a note in the comment section below.
• Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest.
To help out the show:
• Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one.
• Subscribe on iTunes or subscribe now.
Special thanks to our sponsor DaySpring.com
This episode was sponsored by DaySpring.com where you can find the beautiful new (in)courage Devotional Bible featuring devotions from over 100 of our favorite writer friends, including our very own Michele Cushatt, Kathi’s co-host of Communicator Academy Podcast. Find out more here
Meet Our Guest
Wendy Pope
Wendy Pope is a speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries and contributes to the P31 online devotional, Encouragement for Today, which reaches over 1 million readers each day. She is the author of Trusting God for a Better Tomorrow and Wait and See and teaches thousands of women worldwide online through The One Year Chronological Bible. Pope lives with her family in North Carolina.
I am saying yes to being a better listener to God’s tugs on my heart and distinguishing it from my own thoughts. But it’s tough!
I’m saying no to all the holiday stress and yes to quiet time with God and with my family.
I am saying yes to time with family. No to unrealistic expectations. And maybe to something new.
I’m saying “no” to over-booking myself and taking on more than I can handle which means I’m saying “yes” to better self-care.
I am saying yes more to activities I enjoy and no to activities that I don’t enjoy or aren’t for a family member. I am also trying to make “yes” activities easier on myself. For example, for Meal Trains, I will now give a gift card to favorite restaurant or buy a premade meal.
Yes to being still…making sure I have time with God…no to the madding crowd
In this time of transition in our lives, I am saying “yes” to more peace and “no” to a self-imposed ideal that I feel I should be living up to.