81 JULIE LYLES CARR, Speaker, Teacher, and Author of "Raising an Original"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
Release Date: 11/04/2019
EP. 95: KAREN EHMAN "The Hows and Whys of Reaching Out to Others"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
One of my favorite speakers and authors is my guest today. Karen Eman is a New York Times Best-selling author and speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries, where I first heard her speak many years ago. Hospitality and making people feel loved and seen is one of her specialities, and she shares about this in her new book Reach Out, Gather In: 40 Days to Opening Your Heart and Home. On the show, we talk about how hospitality impacted her as a teenager and how she valued it in her home raising her kids. She is a fellow Great Lakes northern gal and I know you'll love her...
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EP 94: KAITLYN SCHIESS "Politics and Christian Spiritual Formation
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
With only weeks left before the 2020 elections, I'm thrilled to bring this important episode with author, speaker and scholar Kaitlyn Schiess. Her new book The Liturgy of Politics is a must-read for people of faith and people who are needing more grounding in their faith as they navigate life in the politically charged and divided climate of America. Christians often prefer to be "apolitical" or believe that their faith is free of any political influence. Kaitlyn disagrees and demonstrates how the church is shaped by the political climate in which it exists and how to...
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EP 93 "QVC Queen, Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker" KIM GRAVEL
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
My favorite tv personality and QVC queen, Kim Gravel, joins me on the show today. We talk QVC, her reality show, "Kim of Queens" that aired on Lifetime, pursuing our passions, and Jesus is all in the middle of it! Follow her on FB, IG and at Here's her official bio: Kim Gravel is an entrepreneur, tv personality, public speaker and industry leader, but most of all she has a passion for people and seeing them rise. Her authentic, common-sense style has resulted in Kim being one of the most booked guests on The Steve Harvey Show and starring in the hit weekly...
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EP 92 CHERYL BRIDGES JOHNS "Transforming Gifts of Menopause"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
Menopause is not something that most women are prepared to enter. There are many myths surrounding this God-designed season of life. Although it can be quite challenging for many women, it doesn't have to be something simply endured. Dr. Cheryl Bridges Johns shares today from her book Seven Transforming Gifts of Menopause: An Unexpected Spiritual Journey, offering women an exciting and hopeful perspective on opportunities for transformation that menopause offers us. Cheryl is the Robert E. Fisher Chair of Spiritual Renewal atPentecostal Theological Seminary and...
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EP 91 BETH MCCORD "The Enneagram for Everyone!"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
I'm so excited to share this episode! Beth McCord is the founder of Your Enneagram Coach. She has been an Enneagram coach, speaker, and teacher for over 15 years. This is a tool that has transformed my life by helping me better understand myself and others, which has helped promote healthier relationships. If you are unfamiliar with the Enneagram, this is the podcast for you! If you wanted to understand it better, this is for you! If you don't know your type, you can go to Beth's website to take a free assessment. You can also find a wealth of...
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EP 90 KATHI LIPP "How to Have a Clutter-Free Home"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
Bestselling author and founder of the Clutter Free Academy Kathi Lipp is my guest today. She is known for helping women achieve peace in their lives, even our cluttered homes! We discuss her newest release, The Clutter-Free Home and her upcoming book Ready for Anything. She is often featured in Women's World as an "Ask the Expert" and is truly the go-to guru for getting our homes and lives into the order for which we long.
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EP 89 COURTNEY REISSIG "Worshipping Through the Psalms"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
Author and speaker Courtney Reissig shares about her newest book Teach Me to Feel: Worshipping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life. The Psalms give us language to express so many of our emotions--gratitude, shame, longing, anxiety and anger, to name a few. Courtney's devotional gives women an opportunity to reflect on their emotions with the Psalms as our guide. To connect further with Courtney: www.courtneyreissig.com
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EP 88 JANIS SHARPE "How to Stay Mentally Healthy During Quarantine"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
We are collectively experiencing something that our generation has never seen. Our lives have come to a halt and nothing is "normal" anymore. While it is critical that we pursue physical health and safety, it is just as crucial to maintain good mental health. In this episode, licensed therapist and ordained priest, Janis Sharpe, shares a multitude of tips that will help us avoid depression and anxiety. From Janis Sharpe… Tips for staying emotionally healthy while in self quarantine: We are living in an unprecedented time. With each update on the Corona...
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FERN BERNSTEIN: "Faith, Sisterhood and Man Jongg"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
Over six years ago, Fern Bernstein discovered the Chinese tile game of man jongg. What started out as a fun pastime with girlfriends became a lifeline and respite as she walked with her husband through cancer. In her memoir, May Jongg Mondays, Fern shares how this weekly game got her through a scary season of her life and deepened her sense of community and sisterhood. On the show today we talk about how she discovered mahjongg, what it is, her Jewish faith, and how God has helped her through these past few years. To order through my amazon affiliate link, click...
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KAYSIE STEELE: "Finding God in the Now: A Story of Suffering and Gratitude"
NOURISH Podcast with Kim Bakaev
In the faith tradition I grew up in, there really was no place for a theology of suffering and pain. It was something that was to be prayed away or never occur in the first place. People hid suffering or felt shame around it, feeling they maybe their faith was insufficient or there was some unconfessed sin in their life that hindered healing. That belief system has grew more and more troublesome to me until I threw it out altogether years ago. There is something mysterious that happens in suffering and in pain, a connection with Jesus that perhaps cannot be found in...
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