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Dana K. White: How to Declutter and Get Organized
The Christian Habits Podcast
06/01/22 • 43 min
Do you feel overwhelmed by the task of getting organized? Does a simple glance around your home or office tell you that clutter is taking over your life? If so, my podcast interview with Dana K. White from A Slob Comes Clean (links below) will offer helpful advice about how to tackle these projects without stress.
What We Discussed on the Podcast- Coming to terms with our own unique clutter threshold
- The Container Concept
- Accepting the reality of the limited space we have
- How decluttering and cleaning are not the same things
- What the layers of a clean house are
- How Dana’s method is different than minimalism
- How to change our goals about our spaces
- The Visibility Rule
- How decluttering is a lifelong process
- James Bible Study
- Dana’s new book: Organizing for the Rest of Us
- Another of Dana’s books: Decluttering at the Speed of Life
- Dana’s website: aslobcomesclean.com
Dana K. White is a Wallstreet Journal bestselling author, blogger, podcaster, speaker, and (much to her own surprise) a decluttering expert. In an attempt to get her home under control, Dana started blogging as “Nony” (short for anonymous) at A Slob Comes Clean. Dana soon realized she was not alone in her housekeeping struggles and in her feelings of shame. Today, Dana shares realistic home management strategies with her signature humor and a message of hope for the hopelessly messy through her blog, weekly podcasts, and videos. Dana lives with her husband and three kids just outside of Dallas, Texas. Learn more at www.aslobcomesclean.com.
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06/01/22 • 43 min

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Dannah Gresh: Finding Healing for Your Marriage
The Christian Habits Podcast
08/22/23 • 31 min
Marriage is hard, we all agree. And when a spouse has an addiction to pornography, a marriage can be stretched to its breaking point. However, when God is involved, there is always hope! On today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast (links below), my guest, Dannah Gresh shares about this particular struggle in her own marriage which was the inspiration for her newest book, Happily Even After.
What We Discussed on the Podcast- The painful cycle of pornography addiction
- How the effects of sexual sin are different than other sins
- The essential action that is the doorway to healing in a marriage
- The two choices we are faced with when confronting destructive addiction in marriage
- How compassion for the addicted spouse begins the healing process
- Dannah’s recommendations regarding therapy for marriages in crisis
- Dannah’s newest book, Happily Even After: Let God Redeem Your Marriage
- Article about Montana Banning Tik-Tok that I referenced
- ProtectYoungEyes.com
Dannah has sold over 2 million books and reaches women and girls in more than 100 countries. She and her husband Bob live in State College, Pennsylvania on a small farm that could be confused as a petting zoo. Horses, llamas, peacocks, chickens, goats, dogs and cats abound. The family pastime is chasing whoever—or whatever—might be loose. Find Dannah online at dannahgresh.com.
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08/22/23 • 31 min

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How to Avoid Gaining Weight during Coronavirus
The Christian Habits Podcast
03/28/20 • 19 min
One of the things we tend to do during hard times is head to the refrigerator for comfort, excitement, or stress relief. The other night, the only thing that saved me from that was that I had no treats in the house–and didn’t want to go out to buy any with the coronavirus going around! To help with this, I thought I’d do a podcast episode on how to avoid gaining weight during the coronavirus.
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- How to Truth Journal
- Routines vs. Schedules: How to Organize Your Time
- Other Resources for Procrastination
- My Interview on the Homeschool Sanity Podcast with Homeschooling Tips
- Facebook Live Videos (You can also watch replays of these by clicking on the previous link. Next week I’ll be doing daily FB Lives Monday-Friday at 1:00 EST)
- My Facebook Page
- I Deserve a Donut app
- Practical tips to help if you’re busier than normal
- Practical tips if you’re newly working from home
- Practical tips if you’re just experiencing the general stress of the pandemic
- These will be tips to structure your life to avoid emotional eating (which will help you avoid gaining weight during coronavirus) and also tips to avoid eating so much.
- Lies and truth that will help you renew your mind
- Life is so boring and it will always be boring.
- I can’t make myself work at home. (We’ll have a FB Live on this topic next week.)
- I deserve to eat because life is boring.
- I’ll just eat something and then I’ll start working.
- I’m so busy I deserve a treat.
- I’m so busy I don’t have time to plan.
- I’m so busy I deserve to eat since I’m suffering like crazy while the rest of the world does nothing. (One thing I forgot to mention in the podcast is a big shout out and THANK YOU to all of you who are putting yourself in harm’s way to go to your jobs and help people! I appreciate all of you!)
- I can’t handle all this pressure.
- This will last forever.
- Basically, it’s because I don’t know what I’m doing! Usually I have a helper put these podcasts out, but she can’t do it right now due to the coronavirus, so I’m taking her place – and I don’t know what I’m doing. So I thought better safe than sorry, and I’ll just leave it as is – so enjoy it on either podcast (Taste for Truth or Christian Habits). It will be the same episode either way!
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03/28/20 • 19 min
11 Tips for Making Decisions Peacefully
The Christian Habits Podcast
03/03/20 • 28 min
Do you ever agonize over decisions for days or even years? Do you wait until the last possible moment to make the decision so you can keep your options open? Do decisions stress you out? If so, today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast will help.
We’ll be talking about how to make decisions peacefully. I’ve also included a chance to renew your mind at the end of the podcast with the decision questions from The Renewing of the Mind Project for a decision you’re currently struggling with.
Following are the 11 tips we’ll be discussing in case you don’t have time to catch the podcast.
11 Tips for Making Decisions- Recognize that there are no perfect decisions. Often we head into a decision not just wanting to make a decision, but wanting to make the best decision possible: the perfect decision. Because there are no perfect decisions out there, we take forever to make the decision. After all, we’re sure that if we just wait long enough the perfect solution will present itself. It’s critical at the beginning of the decision making process to recognize that there are no perfect decisions. Each choice will have its advantages and disadvantages. That’s why the next tip is so important.
- Limit your options. One of the reasons we have such a hard time making decisions is because we have too many options. If you can narrow down the choices, it will be easier to make the decision. For example, when my friend Lauren and I used to go over to each others house after grade school, one of us would choose three games to play. The other person would narrow it down to two, then the person who started would eliminate the other. It was an easy way to decide which game to play.
- Make a deadline for the decision and try to stick to the deadline. This is huge. Often we put off decisions for years that could easily be made much sooner. When we do that, we have constant low-grade stress hanging over us because the decision is always there in the background. If you don’t want to make the decision now, just say, “I’m going to keep going as is and then revisit this decision in a year.” Then don’t think about it until next year. Which leads to the next tip.
- Set a timer and only think about the decision when the timer is running. Too often we wear ourselves out thinking about the decision for hours on end. To avoid this energy drain, set a timer. You have x number of minutes to think and pray about your decision. When the buzzer rings, time’s up. No more thinking about the decision until your next decision-making session.
- Use helpful tools and ask friends or mentors for advice. Here are a few things you can do in your decision-making sessions: Make a pro and con chart. Answer the decision questions from the Renewing of the Mind Project. Ask some friends for advice. Ask yourself, “What’s my gut feeling?” These are all helpful ways to gain input. You can also use the decision making template or problem solving worksheet that I often use, which you can find at this link: Resources from Freedom from Procrastination Bible Study.
- Pray for a set amount of time. If it’s an important decision, you may want to make a commitment to pray about it for a few hours. I did this with the last book I wrote. I made a plan to pray for three hours before I chose the topic of the next book. I did this in 15 and 30 minute increments, often while walking. I felt far better about my decision than I usually do (and also didn’t quit writing it halfway through like I often do) because I took so much time to pray about it. That said, it’s possible you’ll pray for three hours and still not have a feel for what God wants you to do. This leads to the next tip.
- Recognize that God doesn’t always care what decision you make. God gave us free will at great sacrifice to Himself. Why? Because He knew we would use our free will to hurt others and ourselves. If He knew we’d use free will to hurt ourselves, and maybe even walk away from Him, why would He give it to us? I think He gave it to us because He didn’t want us to be perpetual teenagers. He wanted us to be free to make our own decisions. Often He’ll have some boundaries for us but will give us free will for us within those boundaries. So for example with marriage, He tells us not to marry an unbeliever (2 Corinthians 6:14), but He never tells us to make sure we marry the exact person He wants us to marry. I’ll expound more on this in the podcast. <...
03/03/20 • 28 min
How to Use Habit Stacking to Create Habits with Ian Warner
The Christian Habits Podcast
02/03/20 • 28 min
Do you ever feel like you’d like to start a new habit but you just can’t make yourself do it? In today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, I interview Ian Warner, an expert on habit stacking. Ian created a habit tracking app. Interestingly enough, the number one positive habit that people want to build is reading the Bible each morning.
Ian Warner is a follower of Christ, Olympic athlete, NCAA all-American, and the author of two books. In the podcast, he gives a wealth of information and ideas on how to use habit stacking to start habits that are hard to start.
Here are a few of the things we discuss on the podcast:- Tips for starting a quiet time habit.
- How to habit stack—adding the habits we want to start to the habits or activities we already have in place.
- The value of starting out small.
- Habit stacking during those difficult times of the days such as the 3:00 mid-afternoon slump.
- How to use rewards to get yourself to do new habits.
- Using times such as the morning “making-your-coffee” session to set yourself up for success.
- Ian’s App – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wewake-morning-routine-habits/id1445178269
- Ian’s Book for Athletes – https://www.amazon.com/Endure-Athletes-Guide-Faith-Success/dp/0692232443/ref=sr_1_1?tag=habitstacker-20
- Ian’s Website – https://thehabitstacker.com/
- Ian’s Course – https://habitmastery.thinkific.com
- Freedom from Procrastination Bible Study
- I Deserve a Donut app
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02/03/20 • 28 min
Breaking Free from Strongholds with Neil Anderson
The Christian Habits Podcast
01/09/20 • 56 min
On today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, I interview Neil Anderson about gaining freedom in Christ. Neil Anderson is the author of many best-selling books including The Bondage Breaker and Victory Over the Darkness. He writes and speaks worldwide, helping people resolve personal and spiritual conflicts.
Here are just a few of the things we’ll be discussing on today’s podcast:
- What a stronghold is and how to break free from strongholds.
- The steps to freedom in Christ.
- Why it’s important to know who we are in Christ
- The difference between identifying ourselves as sinners saved by grace or saints who sin
- How unforgiveness affects us and why we need to forgive
- The importance of replacing lies with truth
- The importance of letting go of rebellion and submitting to God
- How the things we learn in childhood affect us.
Here are two tips I got from Neil’s podcast that I thought were super helpful:
- Go through the Steps to Freedom in Christ that are in his books. Neil said that if you want information, you should read the book. If you want transformation, do the Steps to Freedom in Christ with God because we need an encounter with God if we want transformation.
- Try reading through the “Who Am I in Christ” once a day for 30 days. Neil gave a great example on the podcast of a person who was transformed by doing this. Click here for a downloadable PDF: Who I Am in Christ
- Victory Over the Darkness
- Freedom from Fear
- The Bondage Breaker
- Freedom from Addiction
- A Way of Escape: Freedom from Sexual Strongholds
- Managing Your Anger
- How to Truth Journal
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01/09/20 • 56 min
How to Hold Onto Your Faith When Life Is Hard with Michele Cushatt
The Christian Habits Podcast
11/12/19 • 24 min
How do you hold onto your faith when it seems like God has disappeared? Whether in struggle, illness, death, or failure, the presence of pain is often so overwhelming it can drown out God’s voice. On today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, I visit with Michele Cushatt who offers hope and faith for times when life is so hard we can’t always feel God’s presence.
A three-time head and neck cancer survivor, Michele is a (reluctant) expert of trauma, pain and the deep human need for authentic connection. Michele shares her story on the podcast and also helps us with the following questions:
- Why doesn’t God take away the pain?
- What do you do on the days when the emotional and/or physical pain feels devastating?
- How do you deal with the doubts about your faith that often accompany relentless pain?
- How do you deal with the fairness issue–when it seems like everyone else has great lives and you’re stuck with this hard life?
- What final advice do you have for the person who is suffering?
Michele also discusses these questions and more in her new book, Relentless: The Unshakeable Presence of a God Who Never Leaves. Like the Old Testament story of Joshua’s altar of twelve stones, Relentless delivers twelve key biblical stories that demonstrate God’s unfailing presence.
Each chapter offers an invitation to identify a “stone” in your own life as tangible evidence of God’s nearness. With the turn of the last page, you will have discovered twelve markers of your own, an altar of memory to carry you through questions and losses, even ones yet to come.
Where to Find Michele Cushatt Online WEBSITE: michelecushatt.com SPEAKING: http://www.michelecushatt.com/speaking/ FACEBOOK: facebook.com/michelecushatt/ TWITTER: twitter.com/michelecushatt INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/michelecushatt How to Listen to the Christian Habits Podcast:- To listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts: click here
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11/12/19 • 24 min
How to Overcome Fear of Failure – 7 Steps
The Christian Habits Podcast
12/10/19 • 18 min
A few weeks ago, I asked members of my Facebook page if they were afraid of failure. I was overwhelmed by the responses. It seems that I’m not the only one out there who fears failure! In today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, we’ll talk about seven steps you can take to overcome fear of failure. But first let’s look at some of the things we’re afraid of.
Examples of Fear of FailureHere are just a few of the examples Facebook readers gave of the areas where they were afraid of failure.
- Trying weight loss again after so many defeats.
- Messing up at work.
- Trying to be social and being or feeling rejected.
- Starting your own company and having it not work.
- Making decisions because you might make the wrong one.
- Deciding to resign and stay at home with the kids.
- Losing weight and then gaining it back.
- Raising kids.
There’s no end to the things we could come up with in the fear of failure arena. Let’s take a look at how to overcome fear of failure.
If you’d rather listen to this as an expanded podcast episode on the Christian Habits Podcast, click on the links below. Keep reading for the blog post version.
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How to Overcome Fear of Failure
1. Find out what you’re afraid of and why you’re afraid of it.We can’t fight something until we know what we’re fighting. Thus the first step in overcoming fear of failure is to ask yourself, “What am I most afraid of?” and “Why am I afraid of that?”
Naming your fear will help you take the next step which is to evaluate your fear.
Here’s an example: I’m afraid whenever I publish a new book. When I ask the question, “What am I most afraid of?” my answer is that I’m afraid someone will write a horrible review on Amazon berating me up and down for how terrible my book is.
When I ask the next question, “Why am I afraid of that,” I answer with “then no one else will buy my book” and “all of my friends and family will read the negative review and think I’m a loser.”
I’m not the only author with these fears, but there are many who don’t feel this way. I was talking to one very successful artist a few months ago and he told me that every time he finishes a painting he thinks its great and that everyone will love it. By the time I finish a book, I usually think it’s terrible and that everyone will hate it. This is probably the main reason I’m so bad at doing book launches – I’m afraid to put the new book out there.
Often our fears are shaped by our childhood. When I was young, I had two different experiences where I did something in a public way and got yelled at for not doing it perfectly enough. Thankfully, God has given us wonderful brains we can use to evaluate those things we believe and see if they’re true. This leads to the next step.
2. See if your fears are realistic.When we have a nameless fear it’s pretty easy to be convinced that what we fear will take place. But when we name it, we often realize that oh, that’s probably not going to happen. This is helpful. For example, when I tell myself there’s a less than 1% chance of my fear coming true, it’s easier to see that it’s ridiculous to worry about it. And easier to stop worrying.
Let’s see how this works with my publishing example: Is it true that no one else will buy my book if I have a terrible review for it? No, that’s not true unless 1) all of the reviews for the book are bad or 2) there aren’t enough good reviews to counteract the bad ones.
It’s also true that God is really in charge of all of this, not me, and my only responsibility is to do my best to write the book He wants me to write. The rest is up to Him.
Is it true that all of my ...
12/10/19 • 18 min
How to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed – 5 Steps
The Christian Habits Podcast
10/22/19 • 12 min
Do you ever feel like you have a million things to do, but you only have time and energy for about three things? Do you often ignore the important things in life because you’re too busy doing the million things in life? If so, you’re in the same boat as most of us. We’ve all experienced this at some point. The question is, “How do you stop feeling overwhelmed when you have a million things to do?”
We’ll be talking about that today in the Christian Habits Podcast (but I’ve also included a summary below if you don’t have time to listen to the podcast).
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1. Do the important things first.
In Dr. Stephen Covey’s book First Things First, he gives an example of how to put a few big rocks and lots of little rocks and pebbles into a jar. If you start with the big rocks and fill in with the little rocks and pebbles, it works. But if you start with the pebbles and fill in with the big rocks, they don’t all fit.
In like manner, when we focus our lives on all the little details, we ignore the important things we need to do (the big rocks) and that completely stresses us out. We can avoid that by starting the day with this question: What are the three most important things I need to do today?
2. Don’t let others choose your important things.
Often we let other people answer that question for us. We’ll open an email and all of a sudden that email item is first on our list. We spend an hour working on it, ignoring our other to-dos, even though the email to-do wasn’t all that important.
Or we’ll get involved in projects and goals that aren’t important to us–all because someone else wants us to do them or we feel like we should do them.
Sometimes when we feel like we should do something, it’s legitimate. God wants us to do that thing too. But other times it’s not legitimate. It’s on our list only because others want it on our list or because experts tell us we should do that thing.
This happens on a daily basis, but it also happens on a monthly and yearly basis. If you look at your life, you may find all kinds of things in it that don’t belong there. Not because they’re bad things, but because we don’t have time to do them.
3. Eliminate the things that don’t belong on your list.
Sometimes we’re overwhelmed because we’re procrastinating or not managing our time well, but other times we’re overwhelmed because we really do have too much on our plate. We’re trying to fit too many huge rocks into that quart-sized jar.
When that happens we need to take a close look at our lives and visit with God about what to keep and what to eliminate. If you need help with this, I have a chapter on reducing overwhelm in my Freedom from Procrastination Bible study.
4. Don’t let the little things distract you.
This happened to me when I was writing this blog post/podcast. I had the outline all ready and turned on my computer to start typing. Then I thought, I wonder if I’ve ever written on this topic before? So I did a search, and sure enough, I had a blog post on it. I started reading it, wondered if that outline was better, and before I knew it, 15 minutes was wasted.
This happens to me all the time, and I’m guessing it does to you too! We have so many options for distraction these days, it’s not even funny. Since a whole post could be written on how to focus, I won’t go into that here. Just be aware that this is something to think about and keep reeling yourself back in when you find yourself being distracted.
5. Go to God for help.
10/22/19 • 12 min
Coronavirus Anxiety, Stress, and Boredom: 6 Tips + Facebook Live
The Christian Habits Podcast
03/22/20 • 12 min
Earlier this week, I was sitting at a restaurant in the Denver airport having a cup of coffee and journaling. I’d already sanitized my hands, checked the news for Montana (6 cases), and was wondering if I should sanitize my hands again since I’d just picked up the cream pitcher to pour cream in my coffee. As I took all these unusual precautions, I thought of you guys and wondered, How are you doing with coronavirus anxiety?
Note: My fork is on my journal so it doesn’t pick up germs from the table!
Are you in a frenzy? Taking precautions but not super anxious? Or are you blowing the whole thing off and living life as usual?
No matter which camp you fall into, we’re all affected by Covid-19. Either we’re in immediate danger of the virus itself, someone we love is in danger, or we’re affected by all the closures.
It’s no longer life as usual.
On today’s episode of the Christian Habits Podcast, we’ll be talking about six tips for letting go of coronavirus anxiety, stress, and boredom. These are the tips we’ll be discussing:
6 Tips to Ease Coronavirus Anxiety, Stress, Fear, and Boredom(We’ll go into these more in depth on the podcast. Scroll down to see how to listen to the podcast.)
- Stay away from the news as much as possible (at least if you tend to be a worrier).
- Visit with God about the things you read.
- Renew when necessary.
- Plan your day.
- Place your trust in God–not fun, safety, health, or being in control.
- Every time you catch yourself being worried, bored, or stressed, pray for the person you’re worried about, thank God for five different things, or do something for someone who needs help.
I’ll also be doing 3-5 minute Facebook lives for the next few weeks on Monday through Friday (and maybe Saturday) beginning Monday, March 23 at 11:00 EST. You can find these on my Facebook author page.
I think if you click the like and follow button, notices of these FB lives will appear in your notifications (you can turn the notifications off if you don’t want to be notified). You can also catch the replay of these later by going to my Facebook page and looking in the posts for that day or clicking on videos on that page.
During the FB Lives, we’ll be going through Philippians and discussing things like:
- Finding peace in the midst of chaos
- Not beating ourselves up when we’re not handling things well
- Persevering (and tips) for handling things better
- Loving each other
- Growth vs. grumpy
- Getting along with each other in close quarters (both in parenting and marriage)
- How to stop coping with food and internet
- How new trials such as coronavirus quarantine and potential illness affect our walk with God, our attitude, and our habits
- An antidote to worry
- How to dwell on the good
At the beginning of each Facebook Live, I’ll let you know if I have any openings for coaching that day – and then you can leave a comment on the video if you’d like to coach. These coaching calls can be used for help with things like marriage, parenting, fear, anxiety, and procrastination. (I won’t be doing any weight loss coaching during those calls.) I’ll probably only have 5-6 openings each week but I’m hoping I can help a few of you at least.
I’ll also include a daily challenge at the end of each Facebook Live based on the topic for that day. Hope to see you Monday morning on Facebook!
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03/22/20 • 12 min
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The Christian Habits Podcast currently has 76 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality and Podcasts.
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The episode title 'Dana K. White: How to Declutter and Get Organized' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on The Christian Habits Podcast is 28 minutes.
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