Overcoming Monday with Sharie King

Sharie interviews Alyssa Bethke on the need for generations to learn from one another. It’s easy to live life within a familiar age group, but there is value to learning not only from those older, but also those younger than us. Alyssa and Sharie provide practical tips on how to build relationships with other generations. This episode is part of the Overcoming Podcast Season 10 for Young Adults. Bethke’s Website: jeffandalyssa.com Bethke’s Podcast: The Real Life Podcast with Jefferson & Alyssa Bet

Jay Urich is a football player for USC and follower of Jesus. In this episode, Sharie and Jacob King ask Jay for advice on how to live out faith as a college athlete. This episode is part of the Overcoming Monday Season 10 for dedicated to Young Adults.  Jay Urich Instagram Handle: https://www.instagram.com/jurich3/

Sharie met Hidiat and Hiyab in the summer of 2019 when they worked on the Crossroads Summer Camp staff. Upon initial meeting, Sharie was intrigued with both of these young ladies, but family’s story of faith and immigration to America, she was simply amazed. This podcast is an interview of their parent’s journey to America, and how their life-outlook as first generation American citizens.

Sharie and four young adults from Crossroads Summer Camp Staff talk about the difference active participation in Spiritual Disciplines made in their lives. In this episode, they define and explain how to apply spiritual disciplines in your life through practical experience and stories. This episode is part of Overcoming Monday's Season 10 for Young Adults.

On July 4th, Sharie and Clayton had the privilege of interviewing their good friend, Conner Moon, about what it is like to live out his faith as a medic in the military. The Kings met Conner when he was a college student. He felt called to ministry and has always loved adventure. He served CKM as a medic on the Crossroads Summer Camp staff and felt called to ministry. Years later, God fulfilled this desire when he joined the US Military.

Are you a creative person, or do you want to learn how to foster your creativity? Well, in this episode, Sharie and Clayton are actually interviewed by their friends Nick and Chelsea Hurst on how to find your creativity and continue to feed it. Nick and Chelsea recently married and are both pursuing ministry, Nick as a young evangelist and author, and Chelsea with her You Tube videos, writing and speaking. This episode is part of Overcoming Monday Season 10 for Young Adults. 

Episode 46: Blending Families with Davey and Kristi Blackburn

Sharie and Clayton talk with Josh and Che Gardner about the importance of keeping your love life alive in your marriage- and we are talking about LOVE life, meaning sex. If you have kids around, this is your cue to download this one and listen later, because, although this podcast may not be appropriate for young viewers, it a necessary, safe and honest conversation among friends on how to develop an emotionally and physically satisfying sex life.

Sharie and Clayton invite Sam and Toni Collier to discuss the lie that you only marry your spouse, but in reality, when you are joined together, you become part of each other’s family for life. In this episode of Overcoming Monday, Sam and Toni provide little secrets on how they learned to love and embrace the whole family.

Sharie and Clayton, have a conversation about managing your money in marriage with their good friends James and Michelle Myers. Michelle and James founded She Works His Way, a ministry designed to equip working with the tools and encouragement they need to succeed in the workplace and at home. Since money is one of the leading sources of conflict in marriage, Sharie invited Clayton, James and Michelle to give you some little secrets for your big breakthrough in this area.

Sharie and Clayton invite Zach and Ashley Dickson from Hopetown to talk about one of the biggest challenges in a relationship- honesty. It’s hard to tell the truth about our past, present and future when we just want to be liked, loved and accepted by the one we love the most.

Sharie and Clayton, Jess and Justin discuss how to communicate expectations with your spouse. It’s not wrong to have expectations. In fact, it’s foolish to pretend that you don’t have them. The Kings and the Brocks believe that unspoken expectations lead to premeditated resentment or disappointment... discuss how we can discuss expectations with one another in a healthy way. because unspoken expectations lead to premeditated resentments or disappointments.

Sharie interviews her friends, Zach and Ashley Dickson from Hopetown, a Christian counseling ministry, on how to wake up from bitterness and depression. In this episode they discuss how you can find personal courage to be real with yourself and God about overwhelming emotions which feel "un-Christian." Sharie and Hopetown give useful tips for standing beside someone who is in the midst of short-term or long-term depression.

Sharie and Shawna Asbell discuss how to appropriately push the limits of our faith. This is the fourth episode in our season on Ruth. In this episode, Sharie discusses how to get out of our comfort zone of faith with her friend Shawna Asbell. We talk about how Ruth's boldness affected the lives of her ancestors and also some other faith-filled women who accessed greater faith to accomplish the work God called them to.

Sharie and Shawna Asbell discuss how to use our mistakes to give others faith and guidance in their faith journey. This is the third episode in our Season on Ruth, and this episode focuses on why Boaz, a prominent and influential Jewish man, was able to see his own strength of character in Ruth, an immigrant, childless widow from a “lesser” socioeconomic status. Shawna shares how we don’t have to be ashamed of who we are, even the most shameful parts.