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Bus-E Women Podcasts

by Kendra Childs-Jones

Welcome to the Bus-E Women Podcasts, where we tackle all things Bus-E Women!

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Episodes

  1. Submitting to our Husbands

    True, submission to my husband has not taken away my power. But, LORD knows, it has tested my patience!

  2. Purpose Is My New Caffeine

    Your purpose will energize you!

  3. Write the Vision and Make it Plain

    Are you writing your vision, making it Plain, AND waiting for the appointed time?

  4. What Fuels You?

    Does what fuel you edify or diminish you?

  5. Sometimes You Just Have to Stop!

    Are you in need of a stop? Do you need to make preparations for the next leg of your journey? Do you need to lay the foundation for your dream and purpose to stand on? If yes, you need to stop!

  6. I Give Myself Permission To Be Scared

    I Give Myself Permission To Be Scared as long as I continue to move forward.

  7. Identity Inertia

    An identity in motion tends to stay in motion.

  8. The Cycle of Obedience

    Are you obedient by force, by emotions, or by choice?

  9. The Journey to Your Vision

    Sometimes the journey to our vision is like driving in the fog late at night.

  10. Journey Back to Me

    Ladies, it is time to enjoy life!

About this show

Welcome to the Bus-E Women Podcasts, where we tackle all things Bus-E Women!

Hosted by

Kendra Childs-Jones

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Bus-E Women Podcasts have?

Bus-E Women Podcasts has 13 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on April 6, 2022.

What is Bus-E Women Podcasts about?

Welcome to the Bus-E Women Podcasts, where we tackle all things Bus-E Women!

How often does Bus-E Women Podcasts release new episodes?

Bus-E Women Podcasts publishes irregularly, based on its 13 episodes since March 2018.

Who hosts Bus-E Women Podcasts?

Bus-E Women Podcasts is created and hosted by Kendra Childs-Jones.
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