Making friends as an adult isn’t as easy as it once was. Gone are the days of meeting people in school or sports teams.

So, how do we find and build meaningful friendships in this season of life?

Today, we’re getting real about the challenges of making friends as an adult and how to create lasting connections, all while leaning on biblical wisdom.

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Baseball Family: The 9 Core Qualities for Developing Healthy Relationships

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Building Stronger Relationships: Boundaries, Confidence, and Trust

3 Key Ways to create a culture of trust and authenticity.

1. Setting Healthy Boundaries

2. Communicating with Confidence

3. Creating a Culture of Trust & Authenticity

Strong relationships take intentional effort, but by setting boundaries, communicating with confidence, and fostering trust, you’ll build connections that bring joy and peace. What’s one step you’ll take today to strengthen your relationships?

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Aurielle is a woman of God with incredible wisdom and knowledge. We talk about handling transitions in life, kids in sports, unexpected moves, being prepared for chaos and identity training…and much more.

Aurielle’s husband, Josh, played professional baseball for ten years. Korea was a stop in their baseball career. They have four children and are juggling sports life. She talks about their daughter Monroe, who was born with a heart defect, and how they manage it.

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Billie's talking about how she started podcasting and why.

Spoiler Alert: It's all about and for you!

Can you help me make the podcast better? Share with me your thoughts and how we can grow, together, one conversation at a time.

Please email me your answers to one or more of the questions!

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1. What’s the biggest challenge you’re facing in your relationships right now?
2. What’s one piece of advice you wish you had received earlier about marriage, parenting, or friendship?
3. What season of life are you currently navigating, and what support do you need?
4. When it comes to communicating with your spouse or adult children, what feels hardest for you?
5. What’s a relationship struggle you don’t often hear talked about but wish was addressed?
6. How do you handle conflict in your family, and what wisdom would help you navigate it better?
7. What’s one area where you’re seeking more hope and encouragement in your relationships?
8. What transitions (empty nest, retirement, new friendships, etc.) are you currently working through?
9. What kind of faith-based encouragement do you need most in your relationships?
10. If you could have a conversation with an expert about relationships, what’s one question you’d ask?
11. What about the audio? Do I need to hire someone to tighten it up?

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Making Room: Doing Less So God Can Do More

Distraction Detox: Removing Emotional Barriers to Realize God's Best

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Have you ever found yourself waiting for an apology that never came? Holding onto hurt, hoping the person who caused it would acknowledge the pain? I’ve been there. And I learned something powerful—forgiveness isn’t about them; it’s about you.

Forgiveness is for Your Freedom, Not Their Approval

Healing Doesn’t Require Closure from Them

Choosing Peace Over Bitterness

If you’re struggling to forgive someone who never apologized, you’re not alone. You are stronger than you think. Letting go doesn’t make you weak—it makes you free.

👉 Have you ever had to forgive without an apology? Let’s talk about it—DM or email me to share your story.

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Marriage is a journey of change. The person you married years ago isn’t the same today—and neither are you.

So how do we grow together instead of drifting apart?

In this episode, we’ll dive into how to embrace change, strengthen your connection, and build a marriage that lasts.

You’re not the same couple that stood at the altar years ago—and that’s okay. Marriage isn’t about staying the same; it’s about growing together. Keep learning, keep choosing each other, and keep building a love that lasts. ❤️

Marriage evolves, and so should we.

The three ways to grow together instead of apart:

1. Recognizing & Embracing Change
2. Communicating Through the Transitions
3. Choose to Grow Together Every Day

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Every mom has asked herself at some point—"Did I do enough?"

Raising children is a journey filled with doubts, prayers, and endless moments of wondering if all the love and lessons will stick.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the heart of that question and how to find peace in the process.

Listen to the 3 Key thoughts that will encourage you as you raise your kids, ready them for the launch, or even as they age into adulthood.

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Don’t forget to pick up your copy of my latest release: Baseball Family. If you have a friend who would be blessed by a copy, get it for them. It’s available in English and Spanish!

Baseball Family: The 9 Core Qualities for Developing Healthy Relationships

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Bonus Episode with Tarah Semien.

Tarah Murrey Semien to be exact. Tarah played college volleyball at the University of California, Berkeley.

The youngest of four in a family of athletes, she played on the USA volleyball youth national team at 14. She’s seen the ups and downs of sports in her own life. She also played professionally in Italy.

Now married to Texas Ranger Marcus Semien, they have four kids, and she’s fully immersed in the baseball life.

We talk about all things faith, family, and baseball. She is a wealth of wisdom and a heart of gold.

Listen in as we dig deep into how she loves others wherever God places her with whoever He puts in front of her.