A Podcast By Pastors’ Wives For Church Leaders And Anyone Desiring To Take A Peek Inside Our Glass House. Breaking Down Walls Within The Church And Crushing Pastor Wifey Stereotypes With A Little Bit Of Ministry Therapy And A Whole Lot Of Jesus… Plus Epic Belly Laughs!
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Ministry teaches you a lot about endurance—but it also teaches you about discernment. In this episode, we share an important conversation we’ve spent a lot of time praying through. It’s one we didn’t arrive at quickly or lightly, but one that came through unity, clarity, and a deep trust in God’s leading. We talk honestly about calling, capacity, and what faithfulness looks like when God invites…
In this short and spirited episode of Pastors’ Wives Tell All , we’re talking about one surprisingly divisive topic: thrifting . Some of us absolutely love the hunt—the thrill of a good deal and the satisfaction of a hidden gem. Others thrift out of sheer necessity, stretching budgets and making things work in real life and ministry. And then there are those of us who walk into a thrift store and…
What if the very things disrupting your life are actually part of God’s invitation? In this episode of Pastors’ Wives Tell All , we have an honest, relatable conversation about inconvenience —the kind that sneaks into ministry, parenting, marriage, and personal growth. From interrupted schedules to stretched capacities, we explore how calling often requires adjustments we didn’t plan for and…
In this episode of Pastors’ Wives Tell All , the hosts share exciting details about an upcoming women’s retreat created specifically for women in ministry —and not just pastors’ wives. With honesty and enthusiasm, they unpack the heart behind the retreat: creating a space where women who serve can finally exhale, be understood, and be poured into. Scheduled for April 17–19, 2026 , in Frazier’s…
After a short break, the hosts of Pastors’ Wives Tell All reconnect to reflect on the new year, the weight of calling, and the miraculous ways God continues to show up. In this heartfelt episode, they pull back the curtain on the emotional highs and lows of running a nonprofit and trusting God with both the pressure and the provision. The conversation centers around Come Away Missions and the work…
In this episode, we’re sitting down with the incredible Alexandra Hoover—a compassionate writer, speaker, and the author of Eyes Up , Without Wavering, and You Can Let Go. Alex is known for blending biblical wisdom with practical, hope-filled insight, and today she brings all of that and more. She is a proud Latina, a wife and mom of three, and currently pursuing her master of arts in women and…
In this episode, we along with our guest Stephanie share a speedy conversation filled with rapid-fire questions, cherished Christmas traditions, shopping preferences, and creative pursuits. We highlight the importance of family, community, and faith, all while cracking ourselves up— like we do. Get all the info about our next pastors’ wives retreat and apply here:…
In this episode, we’re sitting down with someone who embodies honesty, resilience, and a whole lot of Jesus — Stephanie Horton . Stephanie has been married to her college sweetheart, Joshua, for sixteen years, and together they’ve served in ministry just as long. They live in Dothan, Alabama, where Joshua pastors Timbers Drive Church. Stephanie homeschools their three kids, teaches English online,…
In this episode, we sit down with the radiant and deeply authentic Renee McKinney , who has spent the last 21 years serving in ministry with her husband, Justin — a worship pastor, college professor, and (formerly) not-so-great singer… until God stepped in. Their story is full of the kinds of miracles you write down so you never forget: unexpected provision, supernatural spiritual gifts, and…
In this episode, we sit down with Mary Read , a pastor’s wife, mom of three energetic boys, and lifelong learner with a heart for faith, family, and connection. Mary opens up about what it was like returning to the church she grew up in—yes, the very same pews, hallways, and people she knew as a kid —and navigating the unique mix of nostalgia, expectations, and change that came with it. Mary…
