When Jesus knelt to wash the feet of sinful men, He modeled honor.

We honor others out of honor for God. In this episode of the Flourish podcast, our special guest Joan Crombie continues the conversation on walking in honor. Honoring those who aren’t naturally honorable requires us to die to self, because it doesn’t come naturally—but you cannot truly show honor without first forgiving them.

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“In the midst of grief, something has started to shift.”—Penny Tucci

Today, Penny shares her heart and asks some thought-provoking questions in light of the murder of Charlie Kirk. Has our desire to be tolerant, kind, and embracing weakened our voice to some degree? Have we taken it so far that we have become passive? Are we so caught up in our day-to-day affairs that we have forgotten we are soldiers? It is time to reevaluate and reexamine our place on the wall.

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Honor communicates an attitude that shapes how we relate to others.

God is after the atmosphere that honor creates in a home. In this episode of the Flourish podcast, our special guest Joan Crombie talks about walking in honor. Honor calls us to obedience with the right heart, encourages a willingness to listen and receive from others, values instruction and advice, and, as the family ages together, leads us to look after the needs of parents and care for them.

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Pursuing the Lord doesn’t happen passively, but takes intentional action.

In this episode of the Flourish podcast, we pulled one from the archieves where Penny talks about LEGITIMATELY PURSUING GOD. Sometimes we think that hearing from God should happen without consistent pursuit. How will we ever know His voice if we don’t look at His Word? We have to pursue God’s Word.

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“When you’re vulnerable with others in a discerning way, they won’t respect you less—if anything, they may respect you even more.” —Penny Tucci

We were never meant to do life—or leadership—on our own. In this episode of the Flourish podcast, Penny talks about LEADING IN LIGHT OF OUR FRAILTIES. We have to be willing to place ourselves in positions where God can use others to speak into our lives. Even as leaders, we’re not exempt from opening our hearts to honest examination. The level of humility and vulnerability we’re willing to walk in—both personally and in leadership—directly impacts the level of restoration, wholeness, and effectiveness we walk in.

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“We’ve learned that what we DO together is more important than what we GET apart.”—Keith Tucci

In this BONUS episode of the Flourish podcast, we flip the script and interview Pastor Keith—all about Penny! He shares what he loves most about her: her consistency, her deep love for people, and yes… how stubborn she is. You’ll hear how she’s helped him slow down, be more tender, and a few of his favorite stories.

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“If we don’t do anything different, nothing is going to be different.” —Angela Shaw

To walk in freedom, we have to unlearn our familiar patterns. In this episode of the Flourish podcast, Sheila and Angela talk about their biggest takeaway from Flourish 2025. God is our refuge and our strength. He is good. He is safe. He is enough. We can trust Him and confidently walk forward in obedience.

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Rest is on the other side of obedience, surrender, and trust.

When we face discouragement, the temptation is to pull back, lose hope, or stop loving fearlessly. In this episode of the Flourish podcast, Penny talks about what it means to trust and obey. If discouragement lingers, it can lead to despair and even depression. But God is calling us to something greater—to trust and obey. When we take that step and walk forward in obedience, we enter the beautiful, flourishing garden He has prepared for us.

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