Honey, That's Grace

About Honey, That's Grace

Honey, That’s Grace is a podcast about real life and the grace we find in the middle of it. We talk about faith, friendship, and the messy, beautiful in-between moments — the ones that remind us we’re not alone and that grace really is enough. You’ll love it if you’re craving honest conversation, laughter, and a little encouragement for right now.

Publisher

Honey, That's Grace

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Nov 2025

Latest episode

13 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

55 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   13 Oct 2026

   Episode 53: When Did Cutting People Off Become Self-Care?

   Apparently everyone is toxic now. Your friend hurt your feelings? Cut them off. Your family doesn't respect your boundaries? Go no contact. Someone drains your energy? Protect your peace. Someone disagrees with you? They're a narcissist. And if TikTok says they're toxic, well, that settles it. 😂 So we have questions. When did cutting people off become self-care? Because somewhere between therapy TikTok, Instagram psychologists, "protect your peace," and everyone suddenly becoming an expert on narcissism, something interesting has happened. We've gotten REALLY good at talking about boundaries. But have we gotten equally good at having difficult conversations? What if some of the boundaries we're setting aren't actually boundaries? What if they're avoidance? Now, before anyone gets upset. 😂 We're NOT saying you should stay in abusive relationships or give unsafe people access to your life. Healthy boundaries are absolutely necessary. But we're asking something different. Have we gotten so afraid of unhealthy relationships that we've started treating uncomfortable relationships like unhealthy ones? Because people are complicated. They disappoint us. They misunderstand us. They hurt our feelings. They chew too loudly. 😂 And sometimes WE are the difficult person in someone else's story. But if every disagreement becomes a red flag and every uncomfortable relationship gets labeled toxic, how do we build meaningful relationships with imperfect people? Especially as Christians. Because Jesus didn't call us to love only the people who are easy to love. Ephesians 4:15 tells us to speak the truth in love. Matthew 18:15 teaches us to address offenses directly. Romans 12:18 encourages us, as far as it depends on us, to live at peace with everyone. And none of those things are always comfortable. But here's another important distinction: Forgiveness doesn't mean unlimited access. You can forgive someone and still recognize that the relationship needs to change. You can love someone and still have boundaries. And you can protect yourself without turning every difficult person into a villain. Maybe healthy boundaries aren't about building walls. Maybe they're about learning how to love people wisely. In Episode 53 of Honey, That's Grace, we're talking about boundaries, avoidance, toxic relationship culture, therapy speak, forgiveness, accountability, and whether social media has convinced us that cutting people off is always the healthiest choice. And yes, we talk about how everyone on TikTok apparently has a psychology degree now. 😂 In Episode 53, we explore: Healthy boundaries vs. avoidance Why everyone is suddenly "toxic" Therapy TikTok and relationship advice Protecting your peace vs. avoiding conflict Forgiveness, reconciliation, and access When to have the conversation vs. walk away Why protecting your peace starts within Timestamps: 00:00 - Boundaries or avoidance? 05:30 - Therapy TikTok & toxic relationships 09:20 - Forgiveness without unlimited access 15:06 - Protecting your peace 23:02 - Are uncomfortable relationships unhealthy? Scripture References: Ephesians 4:15 | Matthew 18:15 | Romans 12:18 ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HoneyThatsGrace ▶️ Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/HoneyThatsGrace 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/honey-thats-grace/id1853852905 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Xh2yQLl6fjlplZyaGReqy 🌐 honeythatsgrace.com 💬 We REALLY want to hear your take: Have we gotten too comfortable cutting people off instead of working through conflict? How do YOU know when it's time to have the hard conversation versus when it's time to walk away? Because not every difficult relationship is toxic. Sometimes wisdom says walk away. Sometimes love says have the conversation. Knowing the difference matters. ❤️ 🎙️ Episode 53: When Did Cutting People Off Become Self-Care? #honeythatsgrace #HealthyBoundaries #ProtectYourPeace #ChristianPodcast

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   6 Oct 2026

   Episode 52: Sourdough, Trad Wives & Jesus... What Is Happening?

   Apparently everyone is making sourdough now. Prairie dresses. Homemaking. Modesty. Masculinity. Femininity. Men providing. Women wanting men to lead. Ancient churches. Old traditions. And somehow... Jesus is in the middle of the conversation. So we have questions. 😂 Why does it suddenly feel like young Christians are going back? Because underneath the $35,000 stoves and perfectly curated trad wife videos, something deeper may be happening. A generation raised on algorithms, influencers, deconstruction, “live your truth,” constant noise, and a world that changes every five minutes seems to be craving something different. Something solid. Something rooted. Something real. And maybe that explains why some young Christians are becoming interested in traditional marriage, older churches, ancient Christian practices, biblical masculinity and femininity, homemaking, slower living, and beliefs that feel surprisingly countercultural in 2026. But here's where the conversation gets complicated: Old doesn't automatically mean biblical. And wearing a linen dress while baking bread from scratch doesn't make you more Christian. 😂 Neither does being a stay-at-home mom. Neither does having a career. Neither does calling yourself a “trad wife.” Because somewhere along the way, Christian culture can turn a good thing into a measuring stick. A “good Christian woman” stays home. A “good Christian man” does this. A “biblical marriage” has to look exactly like that. And suddenly we've added a whole lot of rules Jesus never gave us. So maybe the question isn't whether Christians should become more traditional. Maybe it's: What are we actually trying to get back to? Because if young Christians are hungry for something deeper, the answer isn't nostalgia. It's Jesus. In Episode 52 of Honey, That’s Grace, we're talking about the trad wife trend, traditional marriage, working moms, biblical womanhood, Gen Z's hunger for something real, the renewed interest in older expressions of Christianity, and what happens when cultural tradition gets confused with biblical truth. And yes. We talk about sourdough. 😂 In Episode 52, we explore: Why younger Christians may be drawn toward tradition The rise of the “trad wife” aesthetic Why Gen Z may be craving something rooted and real Traditional marriage, masculinity & femininity Stay-at-home moms vs. working moms The pressure to be a “good Christian woman” When biblical womanhood becomes another impossible standard Why old doesn't necessarily mean biblical Whether modern churches have tried too hard to make Christianity “cool” How tradition can become legalism Why our identity has to stay rooted in Jesus, not a lifestyle Timestamps: 00:00 - Sourdough, trad wives & Jesus?! 10:00 - Why is Gen Z craving something more traditional? 20:00 - The trad wife trend & biblical womanhood 30:00 - Working moms, stay-at-home moms & Christian judgment 40:00 - Traditional doesn't always mean biblical Scripture References: Proverbs 31:10–31 Matthew 22:37–39 John 20:11–18 Romans 3:23 Watch or listen: ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HoneyThatsGrace ▶️ Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/HoneyThatsGrace 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/honey-thats-grace/id1853852905 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Xh2yQLl6fjlplZyaGReqy 🌐 honeythatsgrace.com 💬 We REALLY want to hear your take on this one: Do you think younger Christians are becoming more traditional? And what traditions do you think Christianity should never let go of? Because maybe we don't need to go back to 1952. Maybe we need to go back to Jesus. 🎙️ Episode 52: Sourdough, Trad Wives & Jesus: What Is Happening? #HoneyThatsGrace #TradWife #GenZChristians #ChristianWomen #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalWomanhood #TraditionalMarriage #Christianity #Faith #Jesus

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   29 Sept 2026

   Episode 51: Gen Z Is Finding Jesus… So Where Are the Women?

   Last episode, we asked whether Gen Z is experiencing a Christian revival. Young people are talking about Jesus. Young men are showing up at church. Spiritual curiosity seems to be growing. But there’s a complication in that story: Where are the women? For generations, women have generally been more religiously engaged than men. But with Gen Z, something appears to be changing. Young women are disengaging from organized religion while some young men are becoming more engaged. So we have to ask: Why? And maybe, instead of immediately telling Gen Z women why they’re wrong, the Church should be willing to hear what they’re saying. Church hurt. Leadership failures. Hypocrisy. Feeling unseen. Loneliness. Burnout. Distrust of institutions. Changing expectations for women. A lack of mentorship and genuine relationships. Those things matter. And somewhere along the way, maybe we assumed women would just keep showing up. In Episode 51 of Honey, That’s Grace, we’re talking about why Gen Z women may be stepping away from the Church and what their absence might be telling us. Because they probably don’t need cooler worship sets or more Instagrammable churches. They need people who know their names. People who aren't afraid of their questions. Women a few steps ahead who are willing to sit beside them instead of lecture them. Churches where they are seen, known, discipled, challenged, and loved. Because the goal isn't better attendance numbers. The goal is Jesus. In Episode 51, we explore: 🍯 Why Gen Z women may be disengaging from church 🍯 The surprising gender shift among young Christians 🍯 Church hurt, hypocrisy, and leadership failures 🍯 Why single women can feel overlooked in church 🍯 Loneliness and the need to feel seen and known 🍯 Whether we've lost intergenerational mentorship 🍯 What older Christian women can offer younger generations 🍯 Why relationships may matter more than another church program Timestamps: 00:00 - Gen Z revival… but where are the women? 08:00 - Why are young women walking away? 18:00 - Church hurt, culture & belonging 30:00 - Have we lost intergenerational mentorship? 42:00 - What Gen Z women need from the Church Scripture References: Titus 2:3–5 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 Hebrews 10:24–25 John 13:34–35 Watch or listen: ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HoneyThatsGrace (https://www.youtube.com/@HoneyThatsGrace) ▶️ Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/HoneyThatsGrace (https://www.rumble.com/HoneyThatsGrace) 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/honey-thats-grace/id1853852905 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/honey-thats-grace/id1853852905) 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Xh2yQLl6fjlplZyaGReqy (https://open.spotify.com/show/0Xh2yQLl6fjlplZyaGReqy) 🌐 honeythatsgrace.com 💬 We want to hear from women on this one: Have you ever stepped away from church? What made you leave? What made you stay? And if you came back, what brought you back? Maybe the question isn't simply: “Why are Gen Z women leaving?” Maybe Christians also need to ask: “What are they trying to tell us, and are we willing to listen?” #HoneyThatsGrace #GenZWomen #ChristianWomen #ChristianPodcast #ChurchHurt #Faith #Jesus #Christianity #WomenOfFaith

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