Bookish Talks with Lia

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Welcome to "Bookish Talks with Lia," your cozy corner for all things Christian books. I’m Lia Ross, the voice behind the bookstagram, Lia Ross Reads.

Join me as we dive into the latest Christian reads, chat with the authors behind these inspiring books, and have real conversations about living out our faith. Whether you're looking for your next great read or just want some uplifting and relatable talks, you’ll find it all right here.

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S5 · E79
Tuesday · 35 min
Remembering Who You Are in Christ with Katie Polski
In this episode, I'm joined by Katie Polski to discuss her new devotional, You Are a Child of God: Devotions for Living Your Grace-Filled Identity. Together, we explore what it means to live confidently as a daughter of God, why so many women struggle with their identity, and how the truth of the gospel provides freedom, security, and hope. Katie shares the heart behind this eight-week devotional, the role of Zephaniah 3:17 in shaping the book, and practical encouragement for women who may be wrestling with doubt, loneliness, insecurity, or feeling distant from God. We also talk about adoption into God's family, finding purpose in suffering, and how understanding our identity in Christ transforms the way we relate to both God and others. Book Mentioned You Are a Child of God: Devotions for Living Your Grace-Filled Identity⁠ Connect with Katie Website: katiepolski.com Instagram: @katiepolski Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠ If you enjoyed this episode, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating or review, and sharing it with a friend.
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September 28 · 42 min
Walking Through Anxiety and Depression with Hope Blanton and Christine Gordon
Walking Through Anxiety and Depression with Hope Blanton and Christine Gordon In this episode, I’m joined by returning guests Hope Blanton and Christine Gordon to discuss their new book, Hope for the Anxious and Depressed: A Biblical and Practical Guide for Christians Walking through the Darkness. Anxiety and depression are struggles many Christians face, yet questions about faith, counseling, medication, and mental health often leave believers feeling confused or alone. Hope and Christine bring together theological insight, clinical experience, and personal stories to help Christians think biblically about anxiety and depression while pointing readers to the hope found in Christ. We discuss common misconceptions surrounding mental health struggles, the difference between everyday worry and clinical anxiety, the role of counseling and medication, how churches can better support those who are hurting, and practical ways to walk alongside loved ones experiencing anxiety or depression. In this episode: The heart behind Hope for the Anxious and Depressed Common misconceptions about anxiety and depression Distinguishing everyday worry from clinical anxiety and depression Why faith and professional mental health care are not competing solutions The role of counseling, medication, and spiritual disciplines How churches can better support those struggling with anxiety and depression Practical ways to care for loved ones who are hurting The hope Christians have in the midst of anxiety and depression Book Mentioned Hope for the Anxious and Depressed: A Biblical and Practical Guide for Christians Walking through the Darkness by Hope A. Blanton and Christine B. GordonPrevious Episode: Finding Freedom in Your Bible Study with At His Feet Studies More Conversations on Biblical Counseling and Mental Health If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out these related Bookish Talks with Lia conversations: Caring for One Another Well in Your Local Church with Helen Thorne Healing After Church Hurt with Timothy St. John Supporting Others Through Trauma with Darby Strickland Counseling with Biblical Truth and Hope with Rebekah Hannah of Anchored Virtual Helping Kids Build Their Identity in Christ with Jonathan Holmes Becoming Trauma Aware with Eliza Huie Connect with Hope and Christine Website: https://www.athisfeetstudies.com Instagram: @athsfeetstudies Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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September 21 · 25 min
Answering Kids’ Big Questions About God with Courtney Doctor
In this episode, I am joined by Courtney Doctor to talk about her new children’s book, Andy and His Big Question: A Story About How God’s Love Always Comes First, which she co-wrote with her grandson, Bo Doctor. We talk about the inspiration behind the book, answering kids’ big questions about God, teaching children foundational biblical truths, and creating space for meaningful conversations about faith. Courtney also shares about the unique experience of writing a book with her grandson and how parents and grandparents can use books to encourage discipleship conversations at home. Books Mentioned: Andy and His Big Question: A Story About How God’s Love Always Comes First by Courtney Doctor and Bo Doctor Connect with Courtney Website:https://www.courtneydoctor.org Instagram: @courtneycdoctor Podcast: The Deep Dish Connect with Lia Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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September 14 · 43 min
Getting Dressed as an Act of Worship with Caroline Saunders
What does the Bible have to say about what we wear? In this episode, I’m joined by Caroline Saunders, author of But What Do I Wear?: The Biblical Story of Clothing, How It Helps Us Think About Getting Dressed, and Approximately Seventeen Stories I May Regret Telling. We talk about the biblical story of clothing, why getting dressed can carry so much emotional weight, and what it looks like to approach getting dressed as an act of worship. Caroline also shares about her faith and writing journey and what it means for us to ultimately be clothed in Christ. Books Mentioned: But What Do I Wear?: The Biblical Story of Clothing, How It Helps Us Think About Getting Dressed, and Approximately Seventeen Stories I May Regret Telling by Caroline Saunders Connect with Caroline Author Website: WriterCaroline.com Facebook: Caroline Saunders Instagram: @writercaroline Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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September 7 · 40 min
Cultivating a Deeper Relationship with God in the Everyday with Ana Ávila
In this episode, author Ana Ávila joins me to discuss her new book, Life in Devotion:Cultivating a Deeper Relationship with God in the Everyday. We talk about what it looks like to move beyond a checklist or a “quiet time” routine and into a life of communion with the Lord. Ana shares her story of coming to know Christ, how she stepped into writing and ministry, and the heart behind this book. We also talk honestly about the discouragement many believers feel when spiritual disciplines feel inconsistent, and how Scripture and prayer can become places of joy rather than pressure. If you’ve ever struggled with consistency in your walk with God or felt like you’re always starting over, this conversation will encourage you. Connect with Ana Ávila Book: Life in Devotion: Cultivating a Deeper Relationship with God in the Everyday @anaavilaosuna Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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August 31 · 43 min
Caring for One Another Well in Your Local Church with Helen Thorne-Allenson
What does it look like to care for one another well in your local church? In this episode of Bookish Talks with Lia, I’m joined by Helen Thorne-Allenson, author of A Church That Cares: A Biblical Guide to Loving One Another Well. We talk about what it means to build a culture of care in your local church and why caring for one another isn’t simply the responsibility of pastors or counselors. It’s something every Christian can participate in. Helen shares practical, biblical wisdom for caring for one another in the church, especially when we don’t feel equipped or know exactly what to say. We talk about what it looks like to listen well, come alongside someone in need, and trust God rather than feeling like we have to have all the answers. We also talk about the role church leaders play in creating a culture where people are encouraged and equipped to care for one another. Helen shares why vulnerability matters for leaders and why having healthy boundaries around confidentiality is so important when caring for others. Whether your church already has a strong culture of care or you see areas where there is room to grow, this conversation will encourage you to consider how you can love and care for the people God has placed around you. In this episode, we talk about: What it means to create a culture of care in your local church Depending on God through prayer Learning to listen well How leaders can model honesty, weakness, and repentance Accountability and healthy boundaries in pastoral care Practical ways you can contribute to a caring church About Helen Thorne-Allenson Helen Thorne-Allenson is a biblical counselor and author who writes about applying biblical truth to the complexities of everyday life. In A Church That Cares, she offers practical and biblical guidance for developing a church culture where people genuinely love and care for one another. Books Mentioned In This Episode: A Church That Cares: A Biblical Guide to Loving One Another Well by Helen Thorne-Allenson Caring for One Another: 8 Ways to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships by Edward T. Welch Biblical Counseling Resources: Find articles, podcasts, books, and other resources from Biblical Counselling UK to help you care for others well. Explore Biblical Counselling UK Resources Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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August 24 · 47 min
Finding True Rest in a World That Never Stops with Aimee Joseph
Do you ever feel like you're constantly running from one thing to the next, yet still feel restless and exhausted? In this episode of Bookish Talks with Lia, I'm joined by author and ministry leader Aimee Joseph to talk about her newest book, Made to Rest: True Peace in a World That Never Stops. We talk about why it's so difficult for us to truly rest, the ways control, striving, and our desire for satisfaction can leave us restless, and what it looks like to receive rest as a gift from God rather than simply taking a break from our busy lives. Aimee also shares about Sabbath, finding peace in Christ, and cultivating rhythms of rest even when life doesn't slow down. If you've been feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or like you simply can't turn your brain off, I think this conversation will be a timely encouragement. I hope you're encouraged and challenged to consider what it looks like to truly rest in Christ. Books mentioned in this episode: Made to Rest: True Peace in a World That Never Stops by Aimee Joseph Look, Listen, Live: Cultivating Attention in a Distracted Culture by Aimee Joseph Connect with Aimee: Website: ⁠⁠https://aimeejoseph.blog Instagram: ⁠⁠@aimeejosephwrites Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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August 17 · 53 min
Aging Wisely in an Anti-Aging World with Jen Wilkin
In this episode, I’m joined by author and Bible teacher Jen Wilkin to discuss her newest book, Dust to Dust: Aging Wisely in an Anti-Aging World. In Dust to Dust, Jen challenges the cultural narrative that aging is something to fear or resist. Instead, she invites us to see aging through a biblical lens and recognize the dignity, wisdom, and value found in every season of life. In this episode, we talk about the arc of life, caregiving, honoring our aging parents, intergenerational discipleship, the graying of America, and how the church can better embrace and serve people across generations. You can order Dust to Dust: Aging Wisely in an Anti-Aging World by Jen Wilkin from: Amazon Westminster Books 10ofThose Connect with Jen Wilkin: Instagram: @jenwilkin Website: https://www.jenwilkin.net Other Books Mentioned: Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin The Knowledge of Holy by A.W. Tozer Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
S4 · E71
July 6 · 44 min
Finding Mercy for Yourself and Others with Shannon Popkin
In this episode, Shannon Popkin joins me to talk about her book Kinda Judgy and how Scripture reshapes the way we think about judgment, pride, and mercy. Through six biblical stories, Shannon helps us see how easily a critical spirit can take root and how Jesus leads us into something better by receiving mercy and extending it to others. If you have ever felt weighed down by comparison, criticism, or strained relationships, this episode will help you move toward a more merciful way of seeing others and yourself. Book Mentioned Kinda Judgy: Finding Mercy for Myself and Others in Six Stories of the Bible by Shannon Popkin Connect with Shannon Popkin Website: shannonpopkin.com Instagram: @shannonpopkin Podcast: Listen to Live Like It’s True Bible Podcast Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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June 30 · 30 min
Pursuing a Life Wholly Devoted to God with Cheryl Marshall
In this episode, I am joined by author and Director of Women’s Ministries Cheryl Marshall to discuss her new book All of Me: Pursuing a Life Wholly Devoted to God. We talk about what it means to live wholeheartedly for God, how His mercy fuels our devotion, and how Romans 12:1–2 calls believers into whole-life worship. Cheryl shares biblical encouragement for women who want to grow in devotion, overcome distraction and discouragement, and live as “living sacrifices” in everyday life. Connect with Cheryl Marshall: Website:https://www.cherylmarshall.com Podcast: Whole-Life Worship Podcast Books Mentioned: All of Me: Pursuing a Life Wholly Devoted to God Choosing Gratitude: Your Journey to Joy by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth When Words Matter Most: Speaking Truth with Grace to Those You Love by Caroline Newheiser and Cheryl Marshall Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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June 11 · 49 min
Becoming a Gospel-Shaped Woman with Sarah Rice
I’m so excited to welcome Sarah Rice back to Bookish Talks with Lia! Sarah previously joined me to talk about her book Gospel-Shaped Womanhood, and in this bonus episode released as we are all gathered at The Gospel Coalition Women’s Conference, we’re looking ahead to her upcoming Bible study, Becoming a Gospel-Shaped Woman. This study walks through Ephesians over ten weeks and is designed to help women understand their identity in Christ and apply Scripture in everyday life. Sarah and I talk about the heart behind the study, why Ephesians is so rich for identity and growth, and how to approach Bible study with clarity and confidence. You can preorder Becoming a Gospel-Shaped Woman in the conference bookstore or online at 10ofThose, using code LIA10. In this episode, we cover: • The message of Gospel-Shaped Womanhood • Why Sarah created this companion study • How Ephesians shapes our identity in Christ • What to look for in a faithful Bible study resource • Encouragement for growing in God’s Word
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June 9 · 52 min
Growing Through Seasons of Friendship with Bailey T. Hurley
Friendship can be one of God's greatest gifts, but building and maintaining meaningful relationships isn't always easy. In this episode, I'm joined by returning guest Bailey T. Hurley to discuss her new book, The Friendship Devotional: 40 Days to Move Past Loneliness and Find Your Community. Bailey shares why so many women struggle with loneliness, what it looks like to cultivate deeper friendships as adults, and how Scripture can guide us through every season of friendship. We also discuss the four stages of friendship growth—Planting, Tending, Pruning, and Blooming—and practical ways to build stronger, more intentional relationships. In this episode: The four seasons of friendship growth Making new friends as an adult Navigating friendship challenges and conflict Becoming a better friend through spiritual growth Practical ways to deepen relationships Finding community in every season of life Connect with Bailey: Website: https://baileythurley.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baileythurley Grab the book: The Friendship Devotional: 40 Days to Move Past Loneliness and Find Your Community
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June 1 · 28 min
Seeing God in Wilderness Seasons with Dustin Crowe
In this episode, author Dustin Crowe joins me to discuss his book Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste. We talk about how seasons of suffering, waiting, spiritual dryness, and uncertainty can become places where we more clearly see God’s presence and work in our lives. Dustin unpacks key wilderness stories in Scripture including Hagar, Moses, David, Elijah, and Jesus, helping us understand how God is faithful and purposeful even in difficult and disorienting seasons. We also discuss his journey into writing and publishing, his pastoral ministry, and how believers can grow in trust when life feels unclear. If you are in a season of struggle or transition, this conversation will encourage you that your wilderness is not wasted and God is still at work. Connect with Dustin Crowe Website: https://indycrowe.com Books: Your Wilderness Is Not a Waste and The Grumbler’s Guide to Giving Thanks Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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May 19 · 25 min
Pursuing Sabbath Rest with Megan Hill
In this episode of Bookish Talks with Lia, I am joined by Megan Hill, author and managing editor for The Gospel Coalition. We’re discussing her booklet Sabbath Rest, part of the Disciplines of Devotion series from Crossway. In this episode, we talk about what Sabbath rest is, why God gave it to us as a gift, and how to practically implement it in everyday life. Megan shares wisdom on slowing down in a culture of constant busyness, creating rhythms of rest, and learning to view Sabbath not as a burden, but as an opportunity to delight in God and commune with Him more deeply. Disciplines of Devotion Series ⁠Sabbath Rest⁠ - Megan Hill & Winfree Brisley Bible Study - Glenna Marshall & Winfree Brisley Evangelism - Sharonda Cooper & Winfree Brisley Fasting - Cassie Achermann & Winfree Brisley Prayer - Courtney Reissig & Winfree Brisley Worship - Emily Jensen & Winfree Brisley Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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May 19 · 41 min
Worshiping Beyond Sunday Morning with Emily Jensen
In this episode of Bookish Talks with Lia, I am joined by author and Bible teacher Emily Jensen, co-founder of Risen Motherhood, to discuss her booklet Worship from The Gospel Coalition’s Disciplines of Devotion series. We talk about what it looks like to move beyond a limited view of worship as something reserved for Sunday mornings and see it instead as a daily, whole-life response to who God is and what He has done. Emily shares how worship can be practiced in everyday rhythms through our words, our works, and even our “why,” offering practical encouragement for women living in a distracted, do-it-all culture. We also talk about how worship shapes ordinary moments, why small and mundane faithfulness matters, and how women can grow in devotion to God when life feels full and scattered. Disciplines of Devotion Series Worship⁠ - Emily Jensen & Winfree Brisley Bible Study - Glenna Marshall & Winfree Brisley Evangelism - Sharonda Cooper & Winfree Brisley Fasting - Cassie Achermann & Winfree Brisley Prayer - Courtney Reissig & Winfree Brisley Sabbath Rest - Megan Hill & Winfree Brisley Connect with Emily Instagram: @emilyajensen Website: emilyajensen.com Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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May 18 · 41 min
Studying Your Bible with Joy with Glenna Marshall
In this episode, I am joined by author and Bible teacher Glenna Marshall to discuss her booklet in Crossway’s Disciplines of Devotion series, Bible Study. Together, we talk about what it looks like to build simple, sustainable rhythms for studying Scripture, especially in the middle of a distracted and busy culture. Glenna shares practical encouragement for women who want to grow in consistency, move past overwhelm, and find real joy in God’s Word. Disciplines of Devotion Series ⁠Bible Study⁠ - Glenna Marshall & Winfree Brisley ⁠Evangelism⁠ - Sharonda Cooper & Winfree Brisley ⁠Fasting⁠ - Cassie Achermann & Winfree Brisley ⁠Prayer⁠ - Courtney Reissig & Winfree Brisley ⁠Sabbath Rest⁠ - Megan Hill & Winfree Brisley ⁠Worship⁠ - Emily Jensen & Winfree Brisley Connect with Glenna Marshall: Website: glennamarshall.com Instagram: ⁠@glennadmarshall Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠⁠@liarossreads⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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May 5 · 36 min
Navigating Postpartum with Gospel Hope with Annie Vanderheiden
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Annie VanderHeiden, author of Cradled: Christ's Care for Postpartum Moms. We’re talking about the realities of new motherhood—the identity shifts, the physical exhaustion, and the quiet moments where you might wonder who you even are anymore. Annie shares from her own postpartum journey and reminds us that Christ meets us right in the middle of it all. Through the ordinary, repetitive tasks of caring for a baby, we can begin to see the extraordinary care of Christ for us. In This Episode, We Talk About: Why Annie felt led to write Cradled The emotional and spiritual challenges of postpartum Identity struggles in new motherhood How everyday tasks like feeding and soothing can point us to Christ What it really looks like to “look to Jesus” in exhausting moments Practical ways the church and community can support postpartum moms About Annie: Annie VanderHeiden is the former editor of Risen Motherhood and now spends her days freelance writing and editing, serving in her local church, and caring for her two little ones. She lives in the Pacific Northwest, where she enjoys long walks, drizzly days, and a good mug of matcha. Annie is passionate about encouraging moms with the truth of the gospel in everyday motherhood. Connect with Annie: Get a copy of Cradled: Christ’s Care for Postpartum Moms by Annie VanderHeiden Instagram: @anniekvanderheiden Website: https://www.annievanderheiden.com Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠@liarossreads⁠ Instagram: ⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠ Resources Mentioned In Today’s Episode: Big Bible Stories for Little Hearts Yoto Cards
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May 4 · 48 min
Parenting with Wisdom with Sharonda Cooper
In this episode, I’m joined by author and Bible teacher Sharonda Cooper. We spend time getting to know her and hearing more about her parenting journey as a mom who has launched two kids. Sharonda shares from her own experiences in motherhood, offering both encouragement and perspective for whatever season you may be in. We also talk about her 5-week devotional, Wisdom for Parenting, and how it helps moms apply biblical wisdom to the everyday challenges of motherhood while rooting their identity in Christ. This conversation includes practical moments as we walk through real questions of parenting, while keeping our focus on the deeper work God is doing in us as mothers. In this episode, we cover: Sharonda’s motherhood journey and what it looked like raising and launching her children The heart behind Wisdom for Parenting Applying biblical wisdom in everyday parenting moments Encouragement for moms in different seasons Rooting your identity in Christ in the midst of motherhood About Sharonda: Sharonda Cooper is an author and Bible teacher who serves as a content coordinator for women’s initiatives at The Gospel Coalition. She is also a fitness trainer and holds two engineering degrees from MIT. Sharonda is currently pursuing her MDiv in apologetics and philosophy from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. She lives in Texas with her husband and has two adult children. Connect with Sharonda: Instagram: @sharondaecooper Get the book: Wisdom for Parenting Evangelism Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠@liarossreads⁠ Instagram: ⁠@bookishtalkspodcast⁠
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April 27 · 43 min
Trusting Christ in the Fight Against Sin with Amy DiMarcangelo
In this episode, I’m joined by Amy DiMarcangelo, author of the 5-week devotional, Wisdom for Fighting Sin. This resource dives into what it looks like to trust Christ in the ongoing fight against sin and how the gospel gives us real hope in the middle of it. We talk about how to bring our struggles to God honestly without shame, and what it means to rely on Christ instead of ourselves in the fight for obedience. Amy shares how gospel truth reshapes the way we think about temptation, confession, and growth in holiness, and encourages us to keep turning back to Christ again and again. In this episode, we cover: How to respond to sin without falling into shame or self-effort The importance of confession and honesty before God How the gospel gives both hope and help for daily obedience Why we shouldn't minimize our sin Books mentioned in this episode: Wisdom for Fighting Sin by Amy DiMarcangelo The Discipline of Grace by Jerry Bridges Connect with Amy: Instagram:@amydimarcangelo Grab the book Wisdom for Fighting Sin Connect with Lia: Bookstagram: ⁠@liarossreads⁠ Instagram: ⁠@bookishtalkspodcast
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April 27 · 35 min
Fighting Sin and Finding Freedom in Christ with Brad Wetherell
In this episode, I’m joined by Brad Wetherell, senior pastor at a church in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, to talk about his book Saved to Sin No More: How Union with Christ Empowers a Life of Holiness. We spend time unpacking what it really means to be united with Christ and how that truth speaks directly into our everyday experience of sin, guilt, and fear. Brad walks us through how Scripture frames the Christian life—not as striving in isolation, but as living out the reality of what has already been made true in Christ. We also talk about why so many believers feel worn down in their fight against sin, where misunderstandings about sanctification often show up, and how union with Christ reshapes the way we think about growth, struggle, and obedience. If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or unsure of what real spiritual growth looks like, this conversation points you back to the hope and freedom we have in Jesus. In this epsiode: The story behind Saved to Sin No More Why union with Christ matters for everyday Christian life Why believers still struggle with sin How Scripture reframes guilt, fear, and spiritual discouragement What real growth in holiness actually looks like Practical encouragement for weary Christians Buy the book: Saved to Sin No More: How Union with Christ Empowers a Life of Holiness Connect with Lia:Bookstagram: @liarossreads Instagram: @bookishtalkspodcast

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