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That’s What I Thought

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by Micah & Annette Ridenour

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42 episodes
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This is a podcast where Micah and Annette talk all about the things they’re learning, the questions they have, and the times they say, “my bad”. We hope that this casual conversation about life, love, relationships, and communication is a place you find encouragement in your day.

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May 9, 2026

Called to Care: Transforming Reproductive Health

<p>Discover how Kami Schwartz blends faith, science, and compassionate education to transform the narrative around women&#39;s reproductive health. In this episode, we explore not just the medical side but the spiritual and emotional dimensions of women&#39;s health journeys, emphasizing encouragement for believers passionate about making a difference in this often misunderstood space.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>Kami&#39;s journey from a traditional doula to a faith-driven reproductive health educator</li><li>The biblical and spiritual significance of women&#39;s bodies in God&#39;s design</li><li>How scientific understanding and faith intersect in addressing reproductive health issues</li><li>The importance of community, mentorship, and honest conversations about the feminine experience</li><li>Practical ways women can advocate for themselves within the medical system</li><li>Cultivating a biblical view of femininity and celebrating God&#39;s design for women</li><li>Overcoming cultural shame and misunderstanding surrounding women’s bodies</li><li>The vision for the next 10 to 20 years: a renewed, sacred perspective on female health</li><li>How men and the church can support women in understanding and embracing their bodies</li><li>Kami’s insights on maintaining emotional and spiritual health while serving others</li></ul><p>Timestamps:</p><p>00:00 - Introducing Kami Schwartz: A faith-focused reproductive health doula</p><p>02:00 - The shift from traditional doula work to education and spiritual impact</p><p>04:00 - The spiritual significance of the body in God&#39;s design for women</p><p>06:30 - The evolution of women’s health conversations over the past decade</p><p>09:00 - Personal health struggles and encounters with Jesus that shaped Kami’s mission</p><p>11:30 - Bridging faith and science in reproductive health education</p><p>15:00 - Addressing shame and misinformation in Western cultural narratives</p><p>17:30 - The divine appointment and calling into reproductive health ministry</p><p>20:00 - Navigating tensions as a believer in the field of women’s health</p><p>23:30 - Practical advocacy and building trust with medical professionals</p><p>26:30 - Rediscovering the sacredness of femininity and God’s intentional design</p><p>30:00 - Supporting marriage and intimacy through understanding physiological cycles</p><p>33:30 - How Kami maintains emotional and spiritual balance in her work</p><p>37:00 - The challenges of entrepreneurship in a niche faith-based health space</p><p>41:00 - Celebrating life’s milestones: Client victories and impact stories</p><p>45:00 - The importance of community and shared knowledge in women’s health</p><p>48:00 - Vision for future generations: shifting perceptions of female bodies</p><p>51:00 - The church’s role in openly discussing reproductive health</p><p>54:00 - Practical, biblical approaches to postpartum, fertility, and hormonal health</p><p>58:00 - Final encouragement: Embarking on God’s work in this underserved space</p><p>Resources &amp; Links:</p><p>Kami Schwartz&#39;s Website – <a href="https://kamischwartz.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://kamischwartz.com/</a> — Resources, courses, and community connection</p><p>Connect with Kami:</p><p>Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kamischwartzdoula/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://www.instagram.com/kamischwartzdoula/</a></p><p>Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/kamischwartzdoula" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://www.facebook.com/kamischwartzdoula</a></p><p>Email for consultations or speaking engagements - kami@kamischwartz.com</p>

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May 6, 2026

Are You Building in Faith or Fear?

<p><strong>What does it look like to build a business when God is the one who called you to it? And what happens when the results don&#39;t come on your timeline?</strong></p><p>In this first episode, Annette sits down with her dad, David Carr, a pastor of over 40 years, practical theologian, and one of the wisest people she knows, to talk about the foundation of it all: obedience, faith, and God&#39;s timing.</p><p>If you&#39;ve ever felt behind, wondered if God forgot about you, or caught yourself trying to force results you weren&#39;t supposed to control, this conversation is for you.</p><p><strong>In this episode, we cover:</strong></p><ul><li>Why so many faith-driven leaders start from a place of fear and why that matters more than you think</li><li>The story of King Saul and three specific moments where fear drove him off course, and what that means for your business decisions today</li><li>How Jonathan modeled a different way, leading with prayer, watching for signs, and not needing the credit</li><li>The difference between spiritual warfare and a signal from God that you&#39;re going the wrong direction</li><li>Why &quot;I have the upper hand&quot; is one of the most dangerous thoughts a leader can have</li><li>What it actually means to surrender results without giving up</li><li>How to know if you&#39;re acting out of obedience vs. anxiety</li><li>David&#39;s personal story of God&#39;s provision during a broke seminary weekend and what it taught him about trust</li><li>The closing challenge: search your heart. Are you white-knuckling something God asked you to let go?</li></ul><p><strong>Timestamps:</strong></p><ul><li>00:00 — Welcome and series intro</li><li>01:23 — Meet David Carr: 40+ years of pastoral ministry and practical theology</li><li>03:41 — The frustration of working hard and not seeing results</li><li>04:56 — King Saul: the first mistake (1 Samuel 12–14)</li><li>11:48 — Jonathan as the contrast: leading with prayer, not fear</li><li>14:19 — Three fear patterns from Saul&#39;s story</li><li>17:37 — Why so many entrepreneurs start from fear and what social media has to do with it</li><li>20:02 — &quot;God can supply all your needs&quot;: a real story from seminary</li><li>24:36 — &quot;I have the upper hand&quot; and the danger of trusting your own strength</li><li>43:26 — What to say to yourself when you feel behind</li><li>44:51 — The battle belongs to the Lord</li><li>46:12 — The camp counselor story: when God defends you</li><li>51:02 — Closing applications and prayer</li></ul><p><strong>Mentioned in this episode:</strong></p><ul><li>Faith Driven Entrepreneur: <a href="https://faithdrivenentrepreneur.org">faithdrivenentrepreneur.org</a></li><li>1 Samuel 12–14 (King Saul and Jonathan)</li><li>Proverbs 3 (God defending those who seek wisdom)</li><li>Philippians 4:19 (God supplying all your needs)</li></ul><p><strong>Connect with Annette:</strong>Website: <a href="https://www.netpositivemarketing.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">netpositivemarketing.com</a></p>

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This is a podcast where Micah and Annette talk all about the things they’re learning, the questions they have, and the times they say, “my bad”. We hope that this casual conversation about life, love, relationships, and communication is a place you find encouragement in your day.

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