Living the Grace Life

Ep. 63 Discovering the Spirit of Christmas | Cynthia Ruchti

Who’s your favorite character in the Christmas story? Mary or Joseph? The shepherds? The wise men? Maybe even Linus from A Charlie Brown Christmas?
This Advent, discover a character you may have missed—the gentle, steady movement of the Holy Spirit, woven through every scene of Jesus’ birth.
In this episode, I’m joined by Cynthia Ruchti, author of the Advent devotional The Spirit of Christmas. Cynthia set out on a Scripture-wide adventure, asking, Where has the Holy Spirit been throughout the Old and New Testaments? What she found surprised her: the Holy Spirit is everywhere—quietly, faithfully present.
From her devotional, Cynthia writes:
"When we think of the first Christmas, we often focus on the wide-eyed young mother and her faithful fiance, on tattered shepherds and singing angels and road-weary wise men. But the Holy Spirit was there--and just as He hovered over the waters in the beginning, He hovers over every page of the Christmas Story. 
In our conversation, we explore:
Cynthia's journey from perfectionism to being present
Legacy, faith, and the impact of prayers that go unanswered for a long time
What Advent truly means
The roles and personality of the Holy Spirit
How to open your heart to the Holy Spirit during the Christmas season
The fruits of the Spirit and how they shape our experience of Christmas
A preview of our December mini-series focused on the Spirit of Christmas
If your Christmas tends to feel more chaotic than calm, this episode is your invitation to slow down and go on a treasure hunt for the Spirit of Christmas. This Advent, “open your eyes to the not-so-hidden presence of the Holy Spirit” and let His staying Presence keep you present.
💬 Grace Quotes from Cynthia Ruchti:
“The Holy Spirit is Emmanuel who never leaves.”
"There's so much dark this time of year, in us and around us. And that's exactly the reason why our paying attention to where the Holy Spirit is in this story is what's going to make a difference as we lead up to Christmas."
"If the Holy Spirit stayed for Mary, then won't He stay for us too?"
Scripture Mentioned:
2 Corinthians 13:14 "May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all."
Resources Mentioned:
🎄Cynthia's The Roles of the Holy Spirit downloadable🎄Jennifer's Make Room for the Quieter Voices of Christmas downloadable🎄An excerpt from Cynthia's devotional The Spirit of Christmas🎄Cynthia's book, The Spirit of Christmas
🎶 Cynthia's go-to grace song: Worthy of It All by CeCe Winans
Connect with Cynthia Ruchti:
Website: cynthiaruchti.comInstagram: cynthiaruchtiauthorFacebook: cynthiaruchti
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 14 Make Room for the Quieter Voices of ChristmasEp. 22 Beyond Entertaining: Practicing Grace as Hospitality in Action | Sue DonaldsonEp. 23 The Grace of Surrender: Practicing Hospitality | Sue Donaldson
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Ep. 62 Grace and Courage in Hidden Heartache | Jody Allen

The statistics on pornography are staggering—some report that one in five people view it weekly—leaving behind a hidden heartache that few are willing to talk about. For Jody Allen, author of Hidden Heartache: Finding Courage When Your Husband Struggles with Pornography, that heartache became a deeply personal reality.
In this conversation, Jody shares how she walked through shock, anger, and grief when her husband’s secret came to light—and how God met her in the middle of the mess.
We talk about:
Jody's discovery of her husband's pornography addiction
Signs that pornography may be a concern in a relationship
How to identify your feelings--like shame, anger, or disappointment with God-- and what to do with them
The journey to forgiveness and release of shame
The story of the bleeding woman (Luke 8) and how Jesus took a private pain and brought public healing
The myth that forgiveness automatically leads to reconciliation
Instead of staying silent, Jody chose to speak up so that other women would know they’re not the only ones facing this hidden battle.
Her story is raw and redemptive, showing that grace is strong enough for even the most broken stories—and that Jesus, the true Problem Solver, can bring beauty from betrayal.
Jody is an author, speaker, and women's ministry leader who isn't afraid to talk about hard realities.
💬 Grace Quotes from Jody Allen:
“While we need to acknowledge our feelings, we can't let them be the drivers of how we manage our lives.”
"Forgiveness is not fair."
"I had to put my focus in the right place. Instead of on the problem, I had to focus on the Problem Solver. Jesus is the Problem Solver."
Scriptures Mentioned:
Ezekiel 36:26 "And I will give you a new heart, and I will put a new spirit in you. I will take out your stony, stubborn heart and give you a tender, responsive heart."
Luke 8:43-48 (The Story of the Bleeding Woman)
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Jody Allen's Book: Hidden Heartache: Finding Courage When Your Husband Struggles with Pornography🌿The first four chapters of Jody's book🌿The Feelings Wheel and other free resources🎶 Jody's go-to grace song: Made for More by Josh Baldwin
Connect with Jody Allen:
Website: jodyallenwrites.comInstagram: jodyallenwritesFacebook: jodyallenwrites
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 36 Don't Hoard Your Healing | Nancy ManasseroEp. 13 I Didn't Sign Up for This | Sarah FrazerEp. 46 Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms | Psalm 27
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Ep. 61 Walking in Grace & Other People's Shoes | Neil Matthews

Why is it often harder to show grace to those closest to us than to strangers in the grocery store? Why can it feel easier to welcome other people’s kids than our own? And what does it look like to give grace when you don’t feel like giving it?
Walking in grace can feel slow—as my guest said, "like downloading software years ago"—but it’s worth every step. Grace deepens when we take the time to walk in other people’s shoes.
In today’s conversation, Neil Matthews, host of the Other People’s Shoes podcast, shares how choosing to step into another’s story changes our perspective and practice of grace. Together, we explore what it means to say “yes” to those simple moments turned sacred—when we sit with another person right where they are.
We talk about:
The impact of walking in another person's shoes
How to discern what's your work to do and what's God's work to do in matters of faith and growth
Empathy as an invitation to grace
What to do when you don't feel gracious
The hardest running route Neil ever faced and what it taught him about grace
The prayer Neil prays when he's struggling to forgive
When walking in grace feels hard, it may be time to remove your own shoes and choose to walk in another’s.
 
💬 Grace Quotes from Neil Matthews:
“There were times I'd want to give up. But then, there was that little nudge again.”
"Right now, in this moment, I have to remember that ______ is hurting too."
"Maybe God has put _______ in your path to remind _______ that grace is possible, that His love is possible."
 
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Dear Carter and Adia podcast episode🎶 Neil's go-to grace song: Roses by Andrew Ripp
Connect with Neil Matthews:
Website: opspodcast.comInstagram: @opspodcastshowFacebook: @opspodcastshowX: @opspodcastshow
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 36 Don't Hoard Your Healing | Nancy ManasseroEp. 51 The Grace Thread in Everyday Life | Eric NevinsEp. 40 Be Still and Be Loved | Michael John Cusick
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Ep. 60 Healing from Life's Deepest Hurts | Kimberly Haar

What is the worst thing you don't think you could survive? In this deeply tender and vulnerable conversation, licensed therapist, speaker, and author Kimberly Haar shares her story of grace, forgiveness, and healing after surviving violence and a life-altering tragedy, drawing from her book Healing from Life’s Deepest Hurts.
After enduring unimaginable loss, Kim learned to dance again with the Creator of the Universe as God’s grace met her with open arms. She shares her journey from traumatic assault and kidnapping to the sacred dance of surrender and trust while meeting God under a pergola. With honesty and raw hope, we explore how God's grace meets us in our deepest pain and gently leads us toward restoration, purpose, and joy.
In this episode, we talk about: 
Naming and grieving hidden losses
The healing process and caring for your body
Forgiving oneself, others—and even God
What Naomi's story teaches us about God's grace
What's at stake when we don't forgive 
If you’ve ever wondered how to find grace after tragedy, this conversation is a powerful reminder that God meets you right where you are—and restores beauty from brokenness.
"With God, no story is too shattered to be rewritten, and no life too broken to be beautifully restored." Kimberly Haar
⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of traumatic assault, and deep loss. Please listen with care.
💬 Grace Quotes from Kimberly Haar:
“Jesus never asks us to do something he hasn't modeled first.”
"When God picks up the pieces, He restores better than it ever was to begin with."
"God doesn't have any favorites. He doesn't have any stepchildren or foster children. We all have His love, and He says to all of us: You are my favorite."
Scriptures Mentioned:
Zephaniah 3:17 "For the Lord your God is living among you. He is a Mighty Savior. He will take delight in you with gladness. With His love, he will calm all your fears. He will rejoice over you with joyful songs."
The Story of Naomi in the Book of Ruth
Psalm 34:18 "The LORD is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed."
 
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Kimberly Haar's Book: Healing From Life's Deepest Hurts🌿FREE Resources🎶 Kimberly's go-to grace song: Pieces by The Imperials
Connect with Kimberly Haar:
Website: kimberlyhaar.comInstagram: kimberly.haarFacebook: KimberlyJHaar
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 36 Don't Hoard Your Healing | Nancy ManasseroEp. 10 Scars of Grace: Embracing Our Woundedness for Wholeness | Russell JoyceEp. 45 Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms | Psalm 91
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Ep. 59 Chased by Grace, Marked by Love | Crystal Mayo

Have you ever been chased by grace or marked by love? In this powerful episode, Chased by Grace, Marked by Love, Crystal Mayo shares how a burn while pulling a pizza from the oven left her with a heart-shaped scar—one that became a tangible reminder of God’s relentless love. From that moment on, she began noticing hearts everywhere—on leaves, in strawberries, even in the clouds—as if grace itself was chasing her down.
Years earlier, Crystal had survived a massive stroke at just 38 years old, an experience that began reshaping how she understood identity, purpose, and God’s presence in suffering.
Before her stroke, Crystal found her identity in achievement—planning events, serving tirelessly, and striving to get everything right. Though she knew God’s love in her head, she often found her worth in ministry performance rather than intimacy with the Master Himself. Her stroke brought all of that to a halt and began a new journey: one from working for God to walking with Him.
In our conversation, we chat about:
What happens when everything you depend on is stripped away
The freedom of releasing control and perfectionism
Learning to be present instead of performing
Reaching for the hem of Jesus' garment (even in her husband's closet!)
Rhythms of grace for living healed and whole
The quiet impact of her mother's grace-filled life
If you’ve ever struggled with your identity, battled burnout, or wondered who you are beyond what you do, this episode will remind you of the relentless love that chases you down and marks you as His.
💬 Grace Quotes from Crystal Mayo:
“I heard four words. He said, 'I will restore you.' Those four words became a lifeline.”
“Through the pain and the scars I will be with you."
“In our hard moments, there is Jesus. We can cling to the hem of his garment. We can choose to be like I was and hold it all in or we can reach out to Him.”
Scriptures Mentioned:
Luke 8:43-48 (The woman with the bleeding issue)Genesis 32:22-31 (Jacob wrestling with God)
 
Resources Mentioned:
🌿 Stroke Awareness with Free Download🌿 Lucy's Home book and coloring book🎶 Crystal's go-to grace song: Somebody Like You by Rachael Lampa with Andrew Ripp
Connect with Crystal Mayo:
Website: crystalhmayo.comInstagram: @crystalhmayoFacebook: @chmayoYouTube: @crystalcancreate
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 25 Divine Detour and Deepened Faith | Lori Ann WoodEp. 45 Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms | Psalm 91Ep. 10 Scars of Grace: Embracing Our Woundedness for Wholeness | Russell Joyce
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58 When Grace Meets Special Needs Parenting, Becky Beresford

Parenting a child with special needs can feel like a never-ending balancing act—one that often leads to exhaustion, comparison, and guilt. But what if grace met you right in the middle of it all? Author and speaker Becky Beresford joins Living the Grace Life to talk about finding God’s presence in the chaos and surrendering the pressure to be everything for everyone.
In this honest and hope-filled conversation, Becky shares how she’s learning to draw on God’s strength rather than her own through the challenges of special needs parenting, including:
The strain on marriage and identity as a special needs mom
Learning to let go and trust God's sovereignty
Releasing shame and guilt to make space for grace
How to connect with God when you're weary and worn out
Practical ways to rest in grace--even when life feels out of control
Becky, author of She Believed He Could So She Did, lives in North Carolina with her husband and three boys. With a background in spiritual formation and discipleship, she helps women experience freedom and strength in God’s grace—right where they are.
If you’ve ever wondered whether God sees you in the midst of your caregiving chaos, this episode is a reminder that He’s right there in the room with you. Grace for you. Grace for them.
 
💬 Grace Quotes from Becky Beresford:
“I'm not the Savior of my own story. Or my husband's or my children's. I had to let go and let God be God to them in order to experience God's grace.”
“I'm constantly carrying too much and I have to lay it all down again and again."
“It's okay to meet Christ in the cracks of life.”
Scriptures Mentioned:
John 21 (Peter's walk along the beach with Jesus)Philippians 4:13 (The sufficiency of Christ in special needs parenting)Acts 27:27-28:4 (Paul's shipwreck and learning to rely on God)
 
Resources Mentioned:
🌿 The Brave Woman Manifesto🌿 Prayer Journal🌿 Empowered Email Tribe🎶 Becky's go-to grace song: Jireh by Maverick City
Connect with Becky Beresford:
Website: beckyberesford.comInstagram: @becky.beresfordFacebook: @beckyberesfordauthor
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 13 I Didn't Sign Up for This: Resting in God's Goodness | Sarah FrazerEp. 51 Chasing Grace | Carol McLeodEp. 18 Sometimes I Forget | Julie Sunne
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Ep. 57 Finding Grace in Miscarriage and Grief | Ashley Opliger

Why, God? Why didn’t You answer our prayers? How could You let this happen after everything we’ve been through? Do You know how much this hurts?
Ashley Opliger has wrestled with these same questions in the depths of miscarriage, loss, and grief. Yet through it all, she found the steady presence of God’s grace and hope.
Ashley is the author of the USA Today bestselling book Cradled in Hope and the founder and CEO of Bridget’s Cradles, a national nonprofit that has brought comfort and healing to more than 30,000 bereaved families in 1,600 hospitals across all 50 states. She is a compassionate friend to anyone walking through the heartbreak of pregnancy loss, grief, or the death of a loved one.
In this heartfelt conversation, Ashley shares how she has learned to grieve with hope and trust God in the hardest places:
The different ways people process grief and loss
The "Grace Cup": extending grace to yourself and in response to hurtful words from others
Rhythms of grace that ground us in hope
Surrender that opens the door to intimacy with God and other grievers
The tragic loss of her father to a drunk driver
Righteous anger and how God hates death even more than we do
Though we were not made for this broken world, grief will touch every life. Listen in as Ashley’s story offers real grace, healing, and hope for anyone navigating miscarriage, loss, or the sting of death.
💬 Grace Quotes from Ashley Opliger:
“We need to extend the same grace to ourselves we would extend to someone else if they were telling us their story.”
“Most of the time, the things that come across as insensitive are well-intended, but poorly delivered."
“The sting of death is awful. But that's the point. That's why Jesus came as a sacrifice, so he could overcome it.”
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Holding Onto Love After You've Lost a Baby by Gary Chapman and Candy McVicar🌿Free EBook: Grieving and Healing After the Loss of a Baby
Connect with Ashley Opliger:
Website: ashleyopliger.comInstagram: @ashleyopliger + @bridgetscradlesFacebook: @ashleyopliger + @bridgetscradles
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 46 Embracing Grace: A Summer in the Psalms | Psalm 27Ep. 34 How to Live on Both Sides of Desperate Prayers | Rachel WojoEp. 25 Divine Detour | Lori Ann Wood
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Ep. 56 Dyslexia Awareness, Myths & Grace | Ethan Sakata

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. What is dyslexia, really? Far beyond “seeing letters backwards,” dyslexia is a lifelong learning difference as a result of how the brain processes language, making reading, spelling, and decoding more challenging. Dyslexia affects 1 in 5 people and is often misunderstood, yet with the right tools, strategies, and grace, students can thrive.
In this episode, I sit down with my son, Ethan Sakata, who was diagnosed with dyslexia at the end of fifth grade. Together, we reflect on his journey, including three years of intensive tutoring through the Barton Reading and Spelling System, the challenges of learning to read, and the victories that came with persistence, mistakes, and grace.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Common myths about dyslexia and what's actually true
How to release guilt from words spoken in ignorance
Ethan's journey from guessing to reading, and what kept him motivated
Practical strategies and tools for dyslexia management
How to advocate for your learning needs
Why mistakes can be powerful teachers
The hidden strengths and unique gifts that often come from being dyslexic
If you’re a parent, teacher, or student with questions about dyslexia, or if you’ve ever felt like you don’t learn like everyone else, this conversation is for you. Ethan’s story reminds you that even when grace feels hard to come by, God is at work, strengthening and shaping you along the way.
💬 Grace Quotes from Ethan Sakata:
“There wasn't anything about decoding words that came naturally to me. I had to think about every single part of the proccess."
“Less is more when it comes to words for dyslexics.”
"Mistakes helped me identify either places I needed more practice for that tool or a new tool altogether."
Scripture Referenced
Jeremiah 29:11 "For I know the plans I have for you," says the Lord, "Plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future."
 
Resources and Books for Dyslexia Awareness:
🌿Barton Reading and Spelling System🌿Bright Solutions for Dyslexia🌿International Dylsexia Association
Sophia’s Fight SongYouTube created by a 5th-grade girl with dyslexiaTeacher’s response to Sophia’s videoYouTube video response from Sophia’s teachers
Overcoming Dyslexia by Sally ShaywitzTeach Reading with Orton-Gillingham by Kristina Smith and Heather MacLeod-VidalThe Dyslexia Empowerment Plan by Ben FossI Have Dyslexia. What Does that Mean? by Shelley Ball-Dannenburg and Delaney Dannenberg (Dyslexia through the eyes of an 8-year old girl)Xtraordinary People Made by Dyslexia by Kate Griggs
Related Episodes:
Ep. 50 5 Grace Takeaways that Still Stick | Jennifer SakataEp. 13 I Didn't Sign Up for This: Resting in God's Goodness | Sarah FrazerEp. 4 Your Real Self Through God's Eyes | Jennifer Sakata
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Ep. 55 Grace in the Sandwich Season | Ruthie Gray

Are you in the sandwich season--raising kids while also caring for aging parents? The pressure, confusion, guilt, and overwhelm can feel crushing when family and business collide with life-altering health needs. Where does grace fit in when you’re being pulled in every direction?
That’s the journey of my guest, Ruthie Gray--wife, GenX mom, 15-year caregiver, and author of Empty Nest Awakening: Weaving the Threads of Your Passion into Purpose. A self-proclaimed “juggler of generations,” Ruthie shares wisdom, peace, and joy for moms navigating multigenerational caregiving.
In this episode of Living the Grace Life, Ruthie and I talk about:
Anticipatory grief in caregiving
Guilt when you can't do it all
Healthy boundaries for caregivers
Life rhythms to stay grounded and grace-filled
Staying on your own grass (and let them feel their own feelings)
Praying messy when words fail
Don’t miss Ruthie’s story of how a small act of kindness for her mom became a powerful reminder of God’s grace in her own life.
If you’ve ever struggled to find peace in multigenerational mayhem, this conversation will encourage you with real grace for your real life in the sandwich season.
💬 Grace Quotes from Ruthie Gray:
“I should have asked for help earlier.”
“This is your life now. It's what's right in front of you."
“When you're taking care of your mind and body, you're actually showing love for the people you're caring for. Because an unhealthy person and an unhealthy mind is an unhealthy caregiver and that has ripple effects on the people you love.”
 
Scripture Mentioned:
John 13
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Peaceful Mom Collection 🌿Identifying and Managing Caregiver Trauma with Lisa Saruga,
Connect with Ruthie Gray:
Website: ruthiegray.comInstagram: ruthie_gray_authorFacebook: authenticonlinemarketingpodTikTok: ruthiegray
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 52 Chasing Grace | Carol McLeodEp. 39 The Good Shepherd Has His Eye On You | Jennifer SakataEp. 25 Divine Detour | Lori Ann Wood
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Ep. 54 Grace Cleans the Messy Past | James Early

Where do you need grace most in your day? Maybe it’s in the checkout line behind a slow customer, on the road with drivers who forget the rules, or more deeply, as you wrestle with identity shaped by your past choices—or the choices of others. The good news of the Gospel is this: God’s grace cleans the messy past and frees you to reflect God's love today.
In this week’s Living the Grace Life episode, James Early—host of The Bible Speaks to You podcast—shares how to experience grace in everyday life and relationships. Growing up in a Christian home gave James early exposure to Scripture, but he soon learned that reading the Bible required living it out—especially when it came to loving his own brother.
Together, we explore:
James’ prison ministry and the transformation that comes from reading the Bible personally
How church division and a health scare revealed God’s surprising work through grace
The mindset and ongoing process of grace
Why your identity must be rooted in the image of Christ, not your past
The unexpected places grace grows: in gratitude and in encouraging others
If you’ve ever struggled to love the person right in front of you—or felt stuck in the mud of past mistakes—this conversation will remind you that grace is not only possible, it’s already yours in Christ. Grace for you. Grace for them. Grace for today.
👉 Listen now and discover how God’s grace cleans the messy past and creates space for new life.
 
💬 Grace Quotes from James Early:
“Your past does not define you. Your sin does not define you. They're not your identity. God is the only one who defines your true identity.”
“We were created by God to receive love and to give love."
“God said to me. 'Love that person with my love. Watch me love them. And love them like that, in my image and in my likeness.'”
 
Scriptures Mentioned:
Ephesians 4:22-24
Acts 21
Resources Mentioned:
🌿Personalized page for Living the Grace Life Listeners🌿The Bible Speaks to You 300th Episode
Connect with James Early:
Website: thebiblespeakstoyou.com
 
Related Episodes:
Ep. 40 Be Still and Be Loved | Michael John CusickEp. 39 God's Steadfast Love in Daily Life | Rachael AdamsEp. 11 What Are You Wearing?
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