The steadfast Podcast

At home, your child has stories to tell, questions to ask, and plenty to say. But at school, church, or around other people, their words seem to disappear. As a

Finding a therapist can feel overwhelming. You open a few profiles, see a string of letters behind everyone’s names, and read about approaches you may have never heard of. How

What if making a mistake didn’t automatically mean you failed? What if the thing that went wrong, the conversation you wish you could redo, or the risk that didn’t pay

We hear a lot about authenticity. Be yourself. Accept yourself. Don’t change for anyone. And while there is so much value in knowing who you are and refusing to shrink

At the beginning of a new school year, conversations with our kids quickly move beyond homework, schedules, and school supplies. We start talking about friendships, confidence, exclusion, and one of

Southern Culture, Emotional Safety & Authenticity with Landon Bryant In this episode of The Steadfast Podcast, Jessie sits down with Southern storyteller and humorist Landon Bryant for a conversation about

If you’re considering couples counseling, you might be hoping for a quick fix: “teach us how to communicate and we’ll be fine.” But most couples don’t get stuck because they

Have you ever tried to comfort your child—only to be met with “Leave me alone,” eye rolls, sarcasm, or shutting down? In this episode, Jessie Evans and Emily Coomer, LPC

Becoming a parent changes everything — including what happens inside your mind and body. The perinatal period (pregnancy through the months after birth, often extending into the first couple of

Episode Summary One word is carrying way too much weight right now—and the confusion is hurting people. In this episode of The Steadfast Podcast, Jessie Evans responds to a recent

Welcome to 2026: The Real Glow Up Welcome back to The Steadfast Podcast — and welcome to 2026. The first few weeks of the year often feel like reentry: stepping

Episode Summary In this birthday-week reflection, Jessie shares why the most powerful gift we can give our kids and spouses is a commitment to unpack our stories—again and again. Through