The Live Worthy Podcast

Erin and Caleb dig into Jael's role in defeating Sisera, highlighting the wisdom, cunning, and courage that let her act decisively even though she seemed neutral at first. They talk about how we tend to celebrate violent victories by men while criticizing similar actions by women, and how Jael was willing to stand against the enemy and protect God's people. The conversation ties her story to modern spiritual warfare, encouraging women to confront compromise, set up accountability in their homes, and choose obedience over fear of what others think. They also remind listeners that God uses ordinary skills and experiences for extraordinary purposes, so use what's already in your hands instead of copying someone else's calling. Jael shows that one brief moment of courageous obedience can have lasting effects on your family and community.
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In this episode of the Live Worthy Podcast, Caleb and Erin continue the conversation about Deborah in Judges 4–5, exploring what her roles as prophetess, judge, and “mother in Israel” reveal about women called to lead today. They discuss what it means to “awake” to God’s assignment, emphasizing personal responsibility, and the importance of identifying the “field” God has assigned you. The conversation also explores the unique strength of motherly leadership, including tenderness, empathy, wisdom, and a commitment to nurturing the next generation.
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Welcome to Season 3 of the Live Worthy Podcast! We’re beginning this new season with a brand-new series: Ancient Women for Modern Harvesters.
In Episode 43, Erin and Caleb begin with the biblical figures Deborah and Jael. Together, they explore Deborah’s role as both prophetess and judge, her authority and relationship with God, and her partnership with Barak as Israel goes into battle.
Their conversation challenges some common assumptions about gender roles in this story, looking instead at the mutual respect, accountability, and cooperation displayed between Deborah and Barak. They also draw connections between Deborah, Moses, and Joshua and consider the significance of women’s voices and leadership throughout Scripture.
As we step into a new season, we’re going back to these ancient stories to discover what they reveal for women seeking to live worthy and faithfully steward what God has entrusted to them today.
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Every great conversation has a moment where everything clicks.
In the final part of this series — and the last episode of the season — Erin and Caleb Hyers, Senior Leader of The Resting Place Church, bring the John 17 conversation home. The unity of the Spirit, the protection of the name, the prayer Jesus prayed before the cross — it all comes together here.
This is the kind of dialogue that doesn't just inform. It shifts something.
Learn more about Caleb and his work at calebhyers.com 
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And if you're a man reading this — you know a woman who needs to be there. Send this her way.

The conversation continues — and it goes deeper.
In part two of this series, Erin and Caleb Hyers, Senior Leader of The Resting Place Church, press further into John 17 and the prayer Jesus prayed the night before everything changed. What does it mean to be kept in the name? And why does protection have to come before unity can take root?
Anchored in John 17 and illuminated by Jude 1:24–25, Erin and Caleb explore what it means that God is able to keep us from stumbling — and what that keeping has to do with the unity of the Spirit. Being kept in the name isn't just a posture of safety. It's the foundation everything else is built on. 📖
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Women — if you're feeling the pull toward something more, don't miss the Worthy Encounter, July 17 & 18. Get your ticket now: https://www.worthytampa.com/the-encounter

Before Jesus went to the cross, He prayed. Not for miracles. Not for rescue. He prayed for us — for our protection, our unity, and our oneness with the Father.
In this first episode of a powerful three-part series, Erin sits down with Caleb Hyers, Senior leader of The Resting Place Church, to open up John 17 and ask the questions we don't slow down enough to ask. What does it mean that Jesus prayed for our protection before He prayed for our unity? And what does true, lasting unity actually look like in the body of Christ?
Together, Erin and Caleb explore the illumination of oneness and the unity of the Spirit — and why Jesus' prayer in John 17 is nothing less than a blueprint for how the Church was always meant to move together. They unpack why protection comes before oneness and the difference between growth and fruit — because not everything that grows is healthy. For Jesus, the fruit of unity had a very specific look: "That the world will know that you sent me."
Caleb is the author of Common Unity: Rediscovering the Blueprint for Oneness — grab your copy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Common-Unity-Rediscovering-blueprint-oneness/dp/B09XT8VG5F
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In the final episode of the Motherhood Assignment series, Erin and Victoria bring this powerful conversation home with a simple but life-changing truth — you are exactly who they need.
This closing conversation is full of grace and truth for every woman who has ever wondered if she is enough.
This is the conclusion of a three-part series on the motherhood assignment.
To learn more about Kallah silent retreats, visit: kallahculture.org
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In Part 2 of the Motherhood Assignment series, Erin and Victoria continue their honest and tender conversation about what it looks like to mother from a place of healing, identity, and trust in who God made you to be.
This episode will meet you right where you are — and remind you that the kind of mother you are is not a mistake.
This is Part 2 of a three-part series on the motherhood assignment.
To learn more about Kallah silent retreats, visit: kallahculture.org
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This week on the Live Worthy Podcast, Erin sits down with her dear friend Victoria Piccirilli for the first episode in a three-part series on one of the most sacred assignments we carry — motherhood.
Together they open up an honest conversation about what it really means to mother well, the difference between mentoring and spiritual mothering, and what it looks like to trust that you are exactly who God designed you to be for the people in your life.
Whether you're a mom, a mentor, or someone who pours into others in any capacity — this conversation is for you.
This is Part 1 of a three-part series you don't want to miss. To learn more about Kallah silent retreats, visit: kallahculture.org
🌿 The Worthy Encounter — July 17 & 18th. Your invitation to cross the threshold into more of the Lord. 👉 Register here: www.worthytampa.com/the-encounter

This week on the Live Worthy Podcast, Erin sits down with her dear friend Victoria Piccirilli for a deeply personal and powerful conversation about what it looks like to carry the assignment of the marketplace — and how one unexpected invitation changed everything.
Victoria shares her journey from building a thriving six-figure business in direct sales to founding Kallah, a ministry that hosts silent retreats — creating intentional space for people to encounter God away from the noise, the titles, and the demands of everyday life. But before any of that, there was a first silent retreat in December 2014 that drew a line in the sand and divided her life into a clear before and after.
In this episode, you'll hear:
- What the word Kallah — the last word Jesus spoke on the cross — truly means, and why it matters
- Why God called the silent retreat His answer to your world — and the compassion behind that declaration
- How stepping away from the noise made Victoria more sensitive to God's voice in the noise
- The three things God told her at the end of that first retreat — and how they shaped the next 12 years
- How quarterly time with the Lord transformed her from top 3% to top 3 in her company — not by striving, but by surrendering strategy to Him
Whether you're in the marketplace, in ministry, or somewhere in between, this conversation is a reminder that making space for God isn't a luxury — it's the assignment.
To learn more about Kallah silent retreats and find your invitation to step away with the Lord, visit: kallahculture.org
🌿 The Worthy Encounter is coming — July 17 & 18th. This is your invitation to cross the threshold into more of the Lord. Women who are ready to hear God's voice, steward their authority, and labor in the harvest — this gathering is for you.
👉 Register here: www.worthytampa.com/the-encounter