Ever feel like life just won’t stop moving? In this Table Talk, Sherri and Tiffany get real about what it means to find rest in a world that glorifies hustle. They talk about why we idolize being busy, how to tell what really matters, and why Jesus modeled rest as a gift — not a rule.

It’s honest, funny, and full of practical encouragement for anyone who’s feeling stretched thin.

👉 Listen in for hope, perspective, and permission to slow down.

What if the hardest part of obedience isn’t knowing what God said—but trusting Him enough to do it?

This week, Sherri sits down with John Pyle to talk about the moments when you know what God’s asking, but fear, timing, or uncertainty make it hard to move.

From discerning God’s voice to finding peace in the pause, this honest conversation will help you take your next step of faith—one small act of trust at a time.

💡 Episode theme: When You’re Afraid to Do What God’s Asking

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Everyday Truths with Sherri Richard — making faith real and relevant so we can live it out in our everyday lives.

What do you do when you’re praying and it feels like heaven’s on mute?

In this episode of Everyday Truths, Sherri and her longtime friend John Glenn Pyle talk about what it means to hear from God in seasons of silence.

They explore why quiet seasons aren’t punishment, how to recognize God’s presence in the wilderness, and what to do when it seems like your prayers are bouncing off the ceiling. You’ll walk away reminded that:

• You’re not broken—you’re being shaped
• God’s silence doesn’t mean His absence
• The next right step is often the only one you need

Plus, stay for a hilarious opening about conspiracy theories, Rubik’s cubes, and Fabio-level hair—because faith can be real and relevant.

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This week looks a little different. No studio. No guest. Just an unplanned conversation from my heart.

I’ve been grieving the way we, as believers, have started to mirror the noise of the world—louder, harsher, and quicker to divide. But Jesus didn’t call us to win arguments; He called us to love people.

In this episode, we’ll revisit stories like the Good Samaritan and the woman caught in adultery—and remember what it means to hold both grace and truth in a world that desperately needs both.

👉 Listen now and be reminded of what matters most.
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In this Table Talk, I sit down with my friend Andrew Richardson to play a favorite game we call “Sermon That.” Our random object this time? A baby bib. 🍼

That simple prop opens a real conversation about spiritual maturity—why growth is messy, why comparison stalls us, and why “more” isn’t always the mark of “mature.” I share how I think about Paul’s milk-to-meat imagery, the role of community, and the quiet practices (like being still and saying no) that actually form us.

In this episode, We:

• Talk about why new believers need grace and why seasoned believers need humility.
• Reframe maturity as progress with Jesus, not perfection or performance.
• Offer simple ways I grow today: seek Him, be still, stay in community, serve someone nearby.

If you’re craving practical, real-life faith without the pressure to have it all figured out, this one’s for you.

What does it look like to live out your faith at work?
In this Table Talk episode, Sherri and her guest Tiffany dive into the messy reality of dealing with difficult people, avoiding workplace gossip, and holding onto biblical values when it would be easier to give in. With humor, honesty, and real-life stories (including Tiffany’s “Don’t Be Like Tiff” corporate confession), this conversation will encourage you to bring your whole faith into your workplace—without becoming a doormat or a preacher in the breakroom.

Whether you’re navigating office politics, corporate cubicles, or ministry staff meetings, this episode will help you find courage, compassion, and clarity for your everyday faith.

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Time Stamps:

0:00 – Intro: Faith in the workplace + today’s big question

0:45 – Table Talk edition explained

1:20 – Game: “Really Strong Opinions” (bad life advice + strawberry candy rant)

4:50 – Athletic wear + shopping cart debate

7:00 – Clam chowder = “hot fish yogurt”

9:00 – Minecraft confessions & fantasy sports

12:00 – Why people litter (and why Tiffany judges them)

15:00 – Transition: Workplace struggles & faith

16:00 – Difficult coworkers: CEO vs co-worker dynamics

19:00 – Respect + not dehumanizing in the workplace

22:30 – Gossip: the real workplace killer

25:45 – Compassion as a way to break gossip cycles

29:30 – Values at work: Daniel in the lion’s den & fiery furnace

34:20 – Holding onto biblical integrity at work

37:00 – Jesus’ teaching on “going the extra mile” at work

39:40 – Sharing your faith in authentic ways

42:00 – Pendulet quote: How much must you hate someone not to share hope

45:00 – Practical wrap-up: prayer, compassion, trustworthiness

48:00 – Closing thoughts: Everyday faith in workplace culture

This week’s Table Talk gets real about mental health, faith, and breaking the stigma around asking for help. Sherri and Chamberlain share their own journeys of navigating anxiety, shame, and healing—and why faith and mental health care are not opposites, but allies.

We’ll talk about:
- Why admitting something is “off” can be the first step toward healing
- The pressure Christians often feel when struggling with anxiety or depression
- How God meets us in our weakness—and why His grace isn’t dismissive
- The practical ways friends, counselors, and community can help carry us when we can’t walk alone

If you’ve ever felt like your faith should be enough, but you’re still wrestling with anxiety, this conversation is for you.

💡 Next steps if you need support today*:

- Tell a trusted friend, “I’m not okay right now.”
- Take small practical steps that are available to you. For example: Go outside—movement and fresh air can reset your perspective.
- Consider visiting your PCP or setting up an appointment with a counselor.
- Pray honestly—show up unfiltered with God, no performance required.

✨ You’re not weak for needing help. You’re human. And you’re not walking alone.

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*If you're experiencing thoughts of harming yourself or others, please seek medical and/or mental health professional care immediately.

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Call or text: 988

Sometimes the healthiest growth starts with subtraction.

In this week’s Table Talk, we’re unpacking the idea of pruning — not as punishment, but as protection and purpose. From garden analogies to real-life stories, we talk about why letting go can be so hard, how to recognize “beautiful weeds” that look good but block fruit, and the practical ways God calls us to trim back so we can flourish.

We’ll explore:

• What biblical pruning really means (and why it matters)
• Simple questions to help you discern what needs to be cut back
• How to heal and protect yourself after hard cuts
• Why even “good things” can become obstacles to God’s best
• The fruit God grows in us when we stay connected to Him

If you’ve been carrying too much, clinging to things out of habit, or just sensing it’s time to make room for what matters most, this conversation is for you.

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