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In the Still Coloring podcast, author, speaker, and founder of Broken Crayons Still Color, Toni Collier, invites you to lean into the stories of women and men that uncover their brokenness and practically show how they rebuilt their lives with hope and grit. Toni hopes that you will be inspired, poured into, and walk away believing that you too can create something beautiful with your life, no matter what.
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To finish out Season 6 of the Still Coloring podcast, I want to give you some snippets of conversations I’ve had recently with three voices I trust to speak into my own life and grief – Dr. Curt Thompson, Dr. Alison Cook, and Debra Fileta. These three licensed professional counselors have some good stuff to share, and I hope you find hope and direc…
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I believe that when God brings you to a Red Sea moment in your life, He’s going to part it. We serve the God of miracles, and He’s still working miracles every single day. And no matter what it is you’re facing, He has a plan to bring you back to His goodness. The pain you feel, the heartache you’re enduring, the loneliness and depression and sadne…
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I want to tell y’all the story of one of my favorite scriptures, Psalm 91. It was given to me by a deacon in a church during a church service that I barely wanted to be at, and at the time it didn’t mean a thing to me. But it came alive to me during a “spiritual encounter” weekend retreat where I was finally pursuing being a follower of God and not…
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I have a tendency to live in a scarcity mindset about money, that there’s not going to be enough of it, and when I do have it, I might lose it. Maybe you feel that way too. Finances can impact what we believe about God, but goodness, do I have some God winks to tell you about the ways He’s provided in this season of my divorce. I was scared to take…
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One thing that has been super consistent in this season of my life is how my community has SHOWN UP for me. God saw fit that out-of-town friends would physically be down the hall when I got the worst phone call of my life. They’ve comforted me and helped me discover things about myself that I hadn’t realized before. My community furnished my new ho…
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I tell people all the time to “embrace your pain,” and now coming out of the devastation of the past six months, I have to call myself to that same standard. So, I’m sharing the story of what God has brought me through. This season is called “God Winks, Moxie and Rescue,” and I’ll tell you more about those things in this first episode, starting wit…
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I am going to bring you all the way in. This is probably going to be my most vulnerable series of podcast episodes ever because it's me processing through some of the hardest moments I've ever had to walk through. In Season 6, you'll hear me shining a light on how God came for me in my darkest moments at the end of 2023. And how He's coming for you…
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We decided this season needed one final episode, and it’s with Titania Jordan of Bark Technologies! Let’s go deep on the topic of navigating the online world with our kids. I’m not even exaggerating when I tell you that Bark is absolutely revolutionary and has changed my life as a parent. Titania is mom to a high schooler, and she serves as the Chi…
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Today’s podcast guest, Kendall Mariah Tart, says she wants to authentically and unapologetically engage in conversations that are sometimes really uncomfortable, so we go there in this episode! Kendall is a self-described “modern southern housewife” with a husband in the active military and a beautiful adopted daughter who is Black. As a blonde-hai…
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Parenting is a treacherous journey – don’t we all know this to be true! But the beautiful thing is, we don’t have to do it alone. We shouldn’t do it alone. Today I talk with Heather MacFadyen, the founder of a brand and podcast called Don’t Mom Alone, about the idea of community. It can be awkward to seek out and pray specifically for, but we’ll be…
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Dr. Chinwé Williams is a licensed and board-certified therapist, speaker, author, and consultant, so you know what that means – today’s episode might feel like a free counseling session, and Y’ALL, it’s so good. I think she’s so brilliant. We talk about helping kids process through trauma and emotions, because Lord knows they come jam-packed with B…
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I’ve got a real-life friend with me today, my girl Wanda Mulzac! I just love her story and how she has pointed to God through the heartache and the joy of their journey to parenthood. We talk about infertility today, which can be a really hard conversation in the church. Wanda and her husband now have 3 miracle babies through IVF, and we chat about…
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Ooooh I think this episode is going to be a fan favorite! If you know anything about me, you know I love love love Moms On Call, an organization helping parents in the early years of parenting with practical strategies for sleep schedules and overall well being. They saved my LIFE when my son Sammie was a baby! Laura and Jennifer are dear friends o…
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Dr. Morgan Cutlip is a highly sought after relationship expert who knows what it feels like to lose yourself in motherhood. You’ll hear Morgan talk about how when we are spread thin, we’re regularly programmed to minimize our own needs. But helping our kids with their big emotions requires us to be in a good place, so we need to learn how to stop a…
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Today you’ll hear my conversation with the founders of an incredible company called Slumberkins which I discovered earlier this year on Instagram! Slumberkins is an emotional wellness brand that provides products and fun characters with unique storylines for families to connect with. Co-founders Callie and Kelly are so good at what they do – the re…
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We are always learning and growing. And when we are speaking on behalf of – as an advocate or an ally for – a people group that we don't identify with, there is an unbelievable amount of learning and growth that should come from that people group, always. So let's learn, fam! Whether you have a disabled child in your care or not, we can all get rea…
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If you love Food Network, you likely know and love Aarti Sequeira like I do, and I’m so excited that we’ve got her on this season of Still Coloring! Aarti once won her season of Food Network Star and regularly serves as a guest judge on shows like Chopped, Cutthroat Kitchen and Guy’s Grocery Games. Today you’ll hear my conversation with Aarti about…
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We’re kicking off Season 5 of the Still Coloring podcast with Sissy Goff, who is a trusted voice in the lives of thousands of girls and families from her 25+ years of counseling experience. Sissy points to one of the biggest threats to parents and their kids right now, and that’s anxiety. Sissy says, “Anxiety is the most prevalent disorder right no…
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In Season 5 of Still Coloring, we're talking about little kids with big feelings – you're not going to want to miss it! Over the coming weeks, you'll hear from moms, authors, business owners, a TV personality, counselors, doctors and child psychologists about how our kids process hard things. Get excited, fam! Season 5 will hit your podcast feeds n…
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Lauren Chandler wraps up the season with some really incredible encouragement – if you’re facing something really hard or painful or dark, know that it won’t be that way forever. Be honest with God and ask Him for the desire to move toward Him. And if all you have is a complaint, bring that to Him. He knows your heart already but delights when you …
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No matter how dark things get in life, God is still there with a plan, and today’s podcast guest graciously walks us through that promise. Jordan Welch doesn’t just sing beautiful worship songs – she lives by them. She talks in this episode about how we don’t need to have or know God’s exact plan in order to walk in obedience to Him; we just need t…
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[Potential trigger warning – Cecily briefly discusses suicidal thoughts at the top of the show.] Cecily Hennigan is pursuing God like crazy, and it’s so encouraging to see! You may remember Cecily from a viral video singing in the McDonald’s drive-thru or from her time on Team Blake on NBC’s The Voice. On today’s episode, Cecily talks about the pra…
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Anike (formerly known as Wande) has had great success in her musical career. She’s the first and only female artist signed to Reach Records, and has seen her songs used by major brands like ESPN, Netflix, and Apple. But with as many incredible things that have happened in Anike’s life, she still puts her faith first and chooses to worship God in re…
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Casey J is an award-winning singer, producer and worship leader, and she loves coaching worship leaders to go deep in their relationship with God so that they can lead others well. In today’s episode, Casey talks about how we think saying ‘yes’ to God in the valley means that things will work out better, even faster, for us… but it’s during those t…
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Beth Redman says, “I choose to surrender because I as a human don’t know how to make this better, so I surrender to a God who does.” Toni and Beth also discuss deconstruction in a really honoring and beautiful way. If that’s something you’re battling with, Beth has some grace, scripture, and strategy for you in this conversation. She’s a great wors…
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Karrie Scott Garcia has been doing the hard work of healing – real heart transformation, not just behavioral modification – for 30 years. She’s a powerhouse, y’all! Karrie is a certified life coach also certified in Narrative Focused Trauma Care. Toni and Karrie discuss the importance of being honest about the things God has us walking through and …
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Erica Campbell’s brand new single, “Feel Alright,” is such a bop – you’ve gotta add it to your summer playlist. But despite the fun vibe of her latest music, Erica’s been through some things, and she’s got encouragement to share with us today. She reminds us that God doesn’t run from our chaos, and that the goodness of God isn’t based on any of our…
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In this episode, Christy says that we are worshippers and we’re all worshipping something… and we’re really good at it. But sometimes it’s not always God that we’re worshipping. We often replace him with other things. And sometimes, if we’re not careful, we can even worship our own trauma – yikes! In this conversation, Christy helps us to reframe t…
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The theme of Season 4 is "Worshipping When it Hurts." It's easy to worship God when everything is going good, but when it's not... when anxiety and depression comes, or when trauma rears its ugly head, or when the enemy looks for ways to tempt us with our addictions... it's difficult to worship an unseen God. This season, Toni will have conversatio…
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SURPRISE! Issa bonus episode, frands, and in this one Toni shares a personal story of an incredible encounter with the God of the universe. She also dives deep on what Dr. Curt Thompson calls the 4 S's that we all need; to be seen, soothed, safe, and secure. Are you battling to go deep with God and have a real personal relationship with Him? THIS i…
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Buckle in as Toni talks to Amanda Pittman, an author, speaker, entrepreneur, and the Founder of Confident Woman Co. Amanda and Toni dig into the word of God and talk through what it looks like to become more whole. Grab a Bible and pen as these ladies walk through the power of scripture and the confidence we have access to in Christ. Amanda and Ton…
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Depression tried to steal the joy of Grammy-Award-winning singer Michelle Williams, but with small, daily wins, she got her joy back. And in this episode, Toni and Michelle talk about the impact of shame when it comes to depression and both agree that there can't be any shame about getting real about our stories of depression and helping others thr…
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Grab a notebook + pen and get ready for a solid episode packed full of goodness while Toni + Debra Fileta unpack what it means to truly RESET. Toni + Debra chat about Debra’s new book, Reset: Powerful Habits to Own Your Thoughts, Understand Your Feelings, + Change Your Life. Debra is a wife, mother, licensed professional counselor, speaker, and aut…
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Let’s be honest, parenting can be rough! Kids don’t exactly come with a user’s manual, although many probably wish they did… Luckily for us, today’s Still Coloring guest, Sandra Stanley, breaks down everything from the different stages of parenting to what it means to parent while prioritizing the relationship. She covers it all in her and her husb…
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Cozy up with our very own Toni Collier as she chats with friend Rebekah Lyons! Toni + Rebekah unpack Rebekah’s new book, Building a Resilient Life: How Adversity Awakens Strength, Hope, + Meaning. Get ready to get real and raw with these powerhouse ladies as they discuss how God works in the hard seasons and how that ultimately gives us more streng…
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Toni Collier and Lisa Whittle sit down to tackle a hard conversation surrounding why our anxieties and questions need more than just temporary relief in a world of quick fixes and self-help. These two powerhouses break down Lisa’s new book, God Knows, as they chat about the reality of living in a broken world and the struggles that will undoubtedly…
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Still Coloring Season 3 is kicking off with a very special episode, featuring our very own, Toni Collier + world renown actor, author, and speaker, Priscilla Shirer! This dynamic Texas duo cover it all, from hustle culture to sowing + reaping. Come dig in with Toni + Priscilla as they uncover what it means to pursue the idea of becoming more whole …
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Still Coloring is back and better than ever with Season 3. Make sure you're subscribed everywhere you listen to podcasts so you don't miss a single episode. Watch podcast episodes on YouTube! Connect with Toni: Personal Instagram | Broken Crayons Instagram | Facebook Newsletter: ToniJCollier.com/Newsletter Website: ToniJCollier.com Purchase Toni’s …
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Toni Collier sits down with Carlos Whittaker, human hope coach, to discuss his upcoming new release, “How to Human.” This book is all about the concept of being human, and being a good one. It talks about being someone that loves, that presses into pain and difference in discourse, and says, “You know what? I can love anyway. I can bring hope into …
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Toni Collier has a conversation with Jo Saxton, someone who has been like a mentor to her. Jo talks about the dysfunction in her previous church and healing from pain in the church experience. Toni and Jo discuss what it looks like to be in a church that is supposed to be worshiping God, that has a vertical posture to Him, but that’s also absolutel…
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Toni Collier and Dr. Alison Cook have a deep conversation about going back into our painful moments of our childhood – it is scary and hard but so very needed. They also discuss spiritual bypassing, and even talk about 13-year-old Toni. Through this conversation, Toni Collier and Dr. Alison Cook have a deep conversation about going back into our pa…
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Toni Collier had the chance to have a conversation with her good friend Jessica Honegger, founder of Noonday. They talk about trauma, trauma being felt as pain, and that pain being experienced alone. When we wonder how in the world we feel seen, soothed, safe, and secure, it’s through community that we find people that will look us in the eye and s…
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Toni Collier has a discussion with Ruth Chou Simons about how sometimes we stay in our pain because we want to strive to numb the pain instead of striving to actually heal. The truth is that some of the greatest pain comes from our experience of rejection and trying to seek approval from others. It’s because we’re striving for world acceptance when…
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Welcome to a new season of the Still Coloring podcast where we dive into embracing pain. On this episode, Toni Collier has a conversation with Lysa TerKeurst about Lysa’s new book “Good Boundaries and Goodbyes.” We need to have boundaries in our lives that are strong enough to keep the bad stuff out, but permeable enough to let the good stuff in. L…
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Watch podcast episodes on YouTube! Connect with Toni: Personal Instagram | Broken Crayons Instagram | Facebook Newsletter: ToniJCollier.com/Newsletter Website: ToniJCollier.com Purchase Toni’s children’s book: Broken Crayons Still Color Purchase Toni’s book: Brave Enough to be Broken Want to partner with Toni or advertise on the podcast? Reach out …
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You’ve heard the stories and the hard moments of brokenness in shame and how to process suffering from all of these incredible guests, and now it’s time to share my story. Tune into this bonus episode of The Still Coloring Podcast where I’m going to share with you some of the hardest parts in my story, and then give you some tips to healing and who…
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In this episode, Toni Collier & Curt Thompson — a psychiatrist, brilliant speaker, and author — dive into a conversation about how Jesus comes looking for us in shame. Maybe you don’t actually believe in the most broken parts of your story where you just want to hide from the world, but it's in those places where Jesus wants to come and lead. Curt …
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Toni Collier sits down with the beautiful, God-fearing April Daniels who has done incredible things in the music space in Hollywood and on the red carpet. But one thing that’s very different about April is that she has held really strong to her faith. A few years ago April got a call that her husband had tragically passed away and during this episo…
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Toni Collier and Ann Voskamp have a conversation about how in the depths of our valleys, we don’t have to ride out of the dark when we have the ammunition to slay the dark. Ann talks about how our greatest need is to be seen and known especially during our struggles in life, and no one sees and knows us more than our Waymaker, Jesus. He’s the only …
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Toni Collier and Jackie Hill Perry sit down to have a conversation about suffering, and what it’s like to heal while having hope & grit in the midst of pain. When you come to realize that you’re a sinner, there’s a hopelessness telling you that you aren’t good enough, giving you the tendency to turn to your idols for “fake” peace. We want our idols…
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