Have you ever wondered how your everyday skills could be used for God’s glory? In this inspiring episode of Faith Fueled Woman, Kristin Fitch sits down with Dan Parr, a voice-over artist who followed a divine nudge to make the Bible more accessible for everyone.

What started as a simple act of reading Scripture in a small group became a calling that changed Dan’s life—and continues to touch others. He shares how faith, persistence, and obedience turned his creative talent into a ministry that helps people connect with God’s Word in a fresh, relatable way.

Together, Kristin and Dan unpack how God equips each of us with unique abilities and opportunities to serve. This episode will encourage you to listen for God’s prompts, trust His timing, and take the next faithful step—even when it feels small.

Key Takeaways

• Your gifts have purpose. God designed each of us with talents meant to serve His Kingdom, no matter how ordinary they may seem.
• Small obedience leads to big impact. Dan’s journey shows that one “yes” can open doors to ministry and transformation.
• Faith and creativity go hand-in-hand. Using our skills for God’s glory allows us to reach others in ways words alone can’t.
• Accessible faith matters. Making Scripture relatable helps more people encounter God’s truth.
• Encouragement fuels calling. The support of family, mentors, and community can strengthen us to keep pursuing God’s assignments.

Connect with Dan Parr https://www.parrdanmevoices.com/ or Learn More about the Easy to Understand, Read Bible here.

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The Christmas season is here, and with it comes the rush, the expectations, and the pressure to make everything picture perfect. In this episode, we talk about what it really means to live the heart of Christmas, not just celebrate the day. We look at how easy it is to chase perfect moments, perfect meals, perfect gatherings, and miss the deeper invitation to be Christlike in how we show up for the people in front of us.

You’ll hear a simple encouragement to slow down, notice what matters, and create space for peace, joy, and connection. We talk about the difference between hospitality and entertaining, how to shift from striving to being present, and why the season can become a thin place if we’re willing to pause and let God meet us there.

This is for anyone feeling stretched thin or pulled in a hundred directions. Come back to center. Come back to Christ.

Key Takeaways

• The Christmas season invites you to focus on connection, not performance.
• Look at what you’re chasing this month and ask if it lines up with your faith or with outside pressure.
• Perfection pulls your attention away from presence. Let it go.
• Hospitality means opening your heart, not proving anything.
• Simplicity creates space for joy and connection.
• Christmas is a thin place. Slow down enough to sense God near.

Stress Less, Live More: Simplify Your Routine with Soup and the Sabbath with Kathi Lipp- click here to listen.

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In this powerful episode of Faith Fueled Living, host Kristin Fitch talks with Dr. Pete Sulak, a renowned wellness expert and founder of Veritas Health, whose terminal brain cancer diagnosis turned into a story of miraculous healing and unshakable faith. Through prayer, scripture, and holistic healing methods, Dr. Pete defied medical odds and experienced a complete reversal of his condition.

Together, Kristin and Dr. Pete explore the intersection of faith and science, the importance of taking an active role in your health, and how mindset, nutrition, and belief work together in God’s design for healing. This episode will strengthen your faith, renew your hope, and inspire you to believe that with God — nothing is impossible.

1. Faith and science can work together. Dr. Pete’s healing journey shows how spiritual faith and holistic medicine complement each other.
2. Mindset matters. Your thoughts and beliefs can either support or stifle the body’s ability to heal.
3. Be proactive about your health. Taking ownership of your well-being through nutrition, detox, and emotional balance is key.
4. God still works miracles. Dr. Pete’s story is a reminder that faith can ignite healing and restore hope even in impossible circumstances.
5. Community brings strength. Sharing your story and seeking support can inspire others on their own healing journeys.

Connect with Dr. Pete with DrPeteSulack.com or follow him on Instagram @drpetesulack

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