In this episode, Shelbye and Erica discuss the complexities of finding oneself in a leadership position, particularly within a faith-based context. They explore the expectations placed on leaders, the weight of responsibility, and the challenges of being liked. The conversation delves into the importance of personal growth, discipleship, empathy, and the pressure of perfectionism that often accompanies leadership roles. They emphasize the need for accountability and the significance of confession among peers to navigate the challenges of leadership effectively.

In this episode, Shelbye and Erica discuss the essence of motherhood, reflecting on their personal experiences and societal expectations. They explore what it means to be a good mom, emphasizing the importance of being present, emotionally available, and grounded in biblical values. The conversation also touches on the pressures of social media, the significance of community support, and the lessons learned from parenting challenges. Ultimately, they highlight the blessings that children bring into their lives, regardless of the struggles faced along the way.

In this episode, Erica Hogan reflects on the theme of faith, drawing insights from the biblical story of Joshua and Caleb. She emphasizes the importance of trusting God amidst challenges and encourages listeners to focus on their 'promised land' rather than the obstacles in their path. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, Erica highlights the need for complete confidence in God and the dangers of allowing negativity to overshadow faith.

In this episode of the Two are Better Than One podcast, hosts Shelby and Erica discuss the significance of friendship, especially in the context of faith. They reflect on their personal experiences, the challenges of maintaining friendships, and the importance of being equally yoked with friends. The conversation emphasizes the role of community in faith, the model of friendship demonstrated by Jesus, and the need for trust and vulnerability in relationships. They encourage listeners to step out of their comfort zones to build deeper connections and to evaluate their own roles in friendships

Happy Easter yall! We are dropping this week's episode early to celebrate this Resurrection Sunday! Join us as we take a look at Jesus' last week before His crucifixion. We hope y'all enjoy!

In this conversation, Erica and Shelbye explore the theme of comparison, particularly how it affects their self-worth and contentment. They share personal anecdotes about their struggles with insecurity, especially in relation to physical appearance and financial status. The discussion delves into biblical insights on comparison, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's unique path and the dangers of measuring oneself against others. They also touch on the impact of social media on self-perception and the need for spiritual renewal. The episode concludes with a challenge for listeners to identify what steals their joy and contentment, encouraging them to surrender these feelings to God

In this episode of the Two Are Better Than One podcast, hosts Shelbye Parrott and Erica Hogan delve into the complexities of anger, its manifestations, and its impact on relationships. They share personal anecdotes and reflections on how anger can lead to sinful reactions, especially in the context of family and service. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, grace, and the need to recognize and manage one's emotions. Through their discussion, they encourage listeners to find joy in serving others and to seek personal growth in their emotional health.

In this episode of the Two are Better Than One podcast, hosts Shelbye Parrott and Erica Hogan delve into the concept of lukewarm Christianity, discussing its dangers and the importance of being fully committed to one's faith. They share personal testimonies, biblical examples, and the significance of community in overcoming spiritual complacency. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and the transformative power of a genuine relationship with God, encouraging listeners to actively pursue their faith and avoid straddling the fence between belief and sin.