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Falling in love is easy, but staying in love can be pretty hard sometimes. In this episode, we're talking about some of the challenges of choosing to stay in love and some things we've found to keep our marriage strong. Be sure to stay until the end of the episode for a fun couples card game! Follow us on socials and send us ideas for future episodes!⁠ @taylorclyde⁠ ⁠@elizabethpclyde

You don’t have to look very far to find pastors or other leaders within the church having moral failures or being involved in some scandal. So, as followers of Jesus, how do we live a holy life? Is that even possible in 2024? Let’s talk about how Romans 1:7 sets the standard for us and lay out a few practical ways we can live that out. Follow us on socials and send us ideas for future episodes!@taylorclyde @elizabethpclyde

In this conversation, Taylor and Liz discuss various topics including their recent activities, Liz's job search, Taylor's new keyboard, and their plans for the future. They reflect on the challenges of finding a job and the importance of perseverance. They also talk about their favorite YouTubers from the past and the evolution of online content. Overall, they express gratitude for their current circumstances and look forward to what lies ahead.

In this conversation, The Clyde's discuss their return to podcasting after a month-long break. They reflect on their experiences during that time, including Easter, Liz's birthday, and more. They also share their takeaways from the Abide women's conference and the Freedom Friday worship nights. The conversation ends with Liz's pretty big announcement. Takeaways: Taking breaks from regular activities can be refreshing and provide new perspectives. Attending conferences and worship nights can be opportunities for encountering God and sharing experiences with others. Having the right posture and expectation can lead to meaningful encounters with God. Being open to learning new things and gaining fresh perspectives can deepen one's faith. Trusting in God's plan and being willing to step out in faith can lead to new opportunities.

In this episode, Taylor and Elizabeth share at a worship and prayer service and discuss the importance of preserving spiritual milestones and moving forward in faith. They emphasize the need to remember and mark significant moments with God, to share those experiences with others, and to continue growing and moving forward in faith. Be sure to share this episode with a friend! Takeaways: It is important to remember and mark significant moments with God, whether through journaling, calendar events, or other means. Sharing our experiences with others can encourage and inspire them in their own faith journeys. Moving forward in faith means continuing to seek God and His plans for our lives, even in the midst of challenges and difficulties.

In this episode, Taylor and Elizabeth discuss the value of studying as a spiritual discipline. Sounds like a real page-turner, right? They emphasize the importance of studying the Bible and internalizing its teachings in order to recall and apply them in daily life. They also share strategies for effective studying, such as creating flashcards and finding a quiet study environment. The conversation highlights the difference between studying the Bible and studying academic textbooks, emphasizing the need for a personal connection with the author of the Scriptures. They also address common challenges in studying, including procrastination, distraction, and the desire for comfort. They encourage listeners to prioritize growth and development through studying. Takeaways: Studying the Bible is a spiritual discipline that allows followers of Jesus to grow and develop in their faith. Effective studying strategies include creating flashcards, finding a quiet study environment, and setting aside dedicated study time. Studying the Bible is different from studying academic textbooks because it involves a personal connection with the author and a desire to internalize and apply the teachings. Common challenges in studying include procrastination, distraction, and the desire for comfort. Overcoming these challenges requires discipline and a commitment to growth. If you're not growing, you're dying. Prioritize studying and personal growth to deepen your understanding of the Bible and strengthen your faith.

Taylor recently got to share his heart and cast vision with all of the worship, production, and photography teams at Faith Church. The whole theme of the conversation is the call to create, with Taylor emphasizing that God-the ultimate creator-calls us to create. He explains that our creativity is a form of worship and a tool for ministry and witnessing. We hope you find this conversation encouraging!

Welcome back to the pod! In this episode, we recap El's recent trip to this year's If:Gathering. She shares how the speakers covered topics such as revival, running our race, fixing our eyes on Jesus, admitting our thirst, and finding home base in God's presence. Main Takeaways: Revival may inconvenience our balanced lives, but it is necessary for growth. We should run our race and cheer others on, fixing our eyes on Jesus. Admitting our thirst for God's presence is essential for quenching our spiritual needs. Finding home base in God's presence allows us to have abundance living. LEAVE US A TIP: ⁠⁠https://shorturl.at/lowTX⁠⁠

Thanks for watching! In this episode, we're discussing finding balance in life. We share our struggles balancing different areas of our lives and the importance of setting priorities and boundaries. We also emphasize the need to care for yourself rather than strive for perfection in achieving balance. Overall, we're encouraging listeners to pursue balance in a way that works for them and aligns with their values and goals. Main Takeaways: Setting priorities and boundaries is essential for finding balance in life. Taking care of oneself is crucial for overall well-being and balance. Balance is not about perfection but about managing priorities and focusing on what truly matters. Striving for balance should not lead to guilt or over-explaining one's choices. LEAVE US A TIP: ⁠https://shorturl.at/lowTX⁠

In this episode, we discuss the importance of investing in oneself and personal development. We share our own experiences with coaching programs, conferences, and small groups, highlighting the value of community and accountability in growth. We also explore the biblical foundation for personal development, emphasizing the need for transformation and renewal of the mind. The episode concludes with practical steps for investing in oneself, including setting goals, finding resources, and joining relevant groups or courses. Takeaways: Investing in oneself and personal development is crucial for growth and transformation. Community and accountability play a significant role in personal development. Renewing the mind is a biblical foundation for personal and spiritual growth. Practical steps for investing in oneself include setting goals, finding resources, and joining relevant groups or courses.

In this episode, we discuss the topic of waiting and how to wait well. We share personal experiences of waiting for car repairs and waiting for answered prayers. We also explore different types of waiting, such as exciting, dreadful, and uncertain waiting. The Clydes provide strategies for waiting, including turning to worship and focusing on the Lord. We emphasize the importance of surrendering and trusting in God during the waiting process. The episode concludes with a discussion of the lost art of waiting and the tendency to rush through life. LEAVE US A TIP: https://shorturl.at/lowTX Takeaways: Waiting is a common experience in life, and it is important to learn how to wait well. Strategies for waiting include turning to worship, focusing on the Lord, and distracting oneself with other activities. Surrendering and trusting in God during the waiting process is crucial. Rushing through life and relationships can lead to negative outcomes, and it is important to embrace the waiting process. Waiting can be an opportunity for growth, perspective, and developing patience.

Summary: In this episode, we discuss the importance of seeking wisdom from older generations and the value of having mature voices in one's life. We share personal experiences with mentorship and the challenges of finding the right mentors. The conversation also touches on the fear of unsolicited opinions and the need for discernment when seeking counsel. The episode concludes with practical tips for narrowing down the sea of voices and finding the right mentors. Takeaways: Seek wisdom from older generations and value the insights they can offer. Be discerning when seeking counsel and choose mentors who exhibit qualities you admire. Don't let bad experiences with opinions and advice prevent you from seeking guidance! Be open to vulnerability and invest time in developing relationships with mentors. LEAVE US A TIP: https://shorturl.at/lowTX

Welcome to episode #28 of The Clyde's: a place where we talk about relationships, faith, and anything happening in our lives. Don't worry: we won't be on the floor next week! In this episode, we talk about something that, as Christians, we often say we value but that we often don't put into everyday practice. Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you! LEAVE US A TIP: https://shorturl.at/lowTX

Welcome to episode 27 of The Clyde's: a place where we talk about relationships, faith, and pretty much anything that's happening in our lives.In this episode, we recap the past couple of weeks and share some insights we got from a recent conference we attended. We hope you enjoy this conversation!Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!COMMON MISPERCEPTIONS ABOUT THE ANOINTINGYou must pray fervently in order to receive the anointing.You must seek fresh anointing for each message or ministry demand.The anointing comes and goes.The anointing is dependent upon speaking in tongues.The anointing is for miracles and supernatural work only.The anointing is from heaven and returns to heaven when we die.The anointing dwells in my spirit.LESSONS FROM THESE PATTERNSThe real purpose in your anointing becomes more visible as you age, Ac 2:17.The longer you live the stronger your anointing becomes. Dt 33:25Your anointing grows to face greater, future challenges.Anointing requires emotional maturity.Anointing is irreplaceable.Anointing is at your disposal. You choose to operate in the anointing.Your anointing is bringing something into the world and keeping something out of the world.

Welcome to episode 26 of The Clyde's: a place where we talk about relationships, faith, and all kinds of other great things.In this episode, we talk a little bit about how the first week of our 21-day fast is going. Spoilers: not so great for one of us... We hope you enjoy this conversation!Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to episode 25 of The Clyde's, and welcome to a brand new season! In this episode, we talk a little bit about what everybody else around you is talking about... goals. We share some of our personal goals for 2024 and some insights we've learned about setting resolutions and intentions. Be sure to share this episode with a friend who needs to hear it!Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 24 of The Clyde's! In this episode, we talk about what it means to "stand in the gap" for people. How often do you pray for your friends? Are you the kind of person from whom they could even ask for that kind of thing? Be sure to share this episode with a friend who needs to hear it!Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 23 of The Clyde's! It's been A WHILE since we recorded an episode, but hopefully, we made up for that with some big life updates! We are so thankful to have a community like this one where we can share and celebrate these things. You guys are the best!Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 22 of The Clyde's! We're wrapping up a two-week mini-series on gratitude by sharing moments in our lives when we experienced difficulty but found God in the situation. It's not always easy, but it changes the whole thing when we remember He is right in the middle of the tension.Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 21 of The Clyde's! Please excuse Elizabeth's reference to alcohol in the first 2 minutes... she didn't grow up Pentecostal like some of us LOLWe're kicking off a two-week mini-series on gratitude by sharing moments in our lives when we experienced difficulty but found God in the situation. It's not always easy, but it changes the whole thing when we remember He is right in the middle of the tension.Hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 20 of The Clyde's! This week, Taylor had the chance to speak at one of our campuses, and we wanted to share it with YOU. Missions are close to our hearts, so for a couple of years, our family has supported a few missionaries monthly. It's always encouraging to get an email or a letter from them and hear what God is doing through our small act of generosity. We hope this message encourages you!Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Welcome to episode 19 of the podcast! We're very excited to share a conversation we had with Sophie Haughton as we talk all things small groups. Sophie currently leads a small group that meets in our home, and we wanted her to share her perspective on being a relatively new group leader. We share on dealing with difficult people, our favorite parts of leading groups, and more. Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with your experiences with small groups or ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 18! Have you ever felt weighed down by grudges or past hurts? Join us for this conversation as we talk about the power of forgiveness. We look at biblical examples, personal experiences, and explore how letting go can free our hearts and minds. We'll also share some tips and tricks to help you cultivate more forgiveness in your life. Whether you're on a journey to forgive someone, or perhaps even yourself, this episode is a blend of honesty and hard truths.Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with your own experiences with unforgiveness or ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 17 of the podcast! On this episode of The Clyde's, we're diving deep into the realm of insecurities from a Christian perspective. In a world so driven by comparison and the constant lure of social media, how do we keep from feeling crushed and worthless?What's Inside:How do societal standards shape our spiritual journey?We share some personal insecurity struggles throughout our livesExploring biblical figures who faced insecurities and how they overcame them.The pitfalls of seeking validation from social media and how it can affect our spiritual growth.Why You Should Listen:Navigating the challenges of self-doubt and insecurities is a journey we all experience. By blending personal experience with insight from the bible, we hope this episode offers a fresh perspective on finding genuine self-worth.Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss a new episode! And remember to send us a DM on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with your own experiences with insecurity or ideas for upcoming episodes. We're always eager to hear from you!

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 16 of the podcast! In this special on-the-road edition of The Clyde's, we're visiting our friends Tyler and Holli Still in Woodruff, SC. They pastor a new church plant called Story Church in Spartanburg, SC. We've been friends with the Stills for several years now, and after numerous vacations together and many years of doing ministry side by side, we consider them very close friends. We hope you enjoy this episode we filmed on the floor in their living room!What's Inside:Is campus pastoring different than lead pastoring?What are some of our favorite funny memories together?Are chocolate fountains dangerous?Why You Should Listen:Tyler and Holli have both been such valuable parts of our story, and have been instrumental in our development as pastors. Even in this informal moment together, we found ourselves learning and want to share that experience with you!Hit that subscribe button and join us for another episode where we dive deep into life's big questions. Don't forget to DM us on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for future episodes!

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 15 of the podcast! Last week we closed out a three-week series on Spiritual Disciplines and also shared a bonus episode of a message we shared one Sunday on making marriage work. This week, we're celebrating 10 incredible years of marriage- and we want to share some of the things we've learned! There's something in this one for everyone.What's Inside:Some of our favorite memories throughout the past ten years together.Practical things we've learned about and from each other.A breakdown of each of Gary Chapman's love languages.Why You Should Listen:Sometimes, we learn the most by hearing about other people's journeys. We share an honest look at the highs and lows of staying married for this long and also some valuable ways you can connect in a deeper way with the people around you- whether you're married or not.Hit that subscribe button and join us for another episode where we dive deep into life's big questions. Don't forget to DM us on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for future episodes!

SURPRISE! It's our first bonus episode! Thanks for following along on this journey with us. We got the opportunity recently to preach on marriage, so we thought we'd share it with you guys to learn and grow from. WHAT'S INSIDE:We open up Ephesians 4 and talk about three things that must be present in every marriage to make it last: growing, giving, and serving.Three practical tips for staying on the same page: Dialogue Daily, Date Weekly, and Depart Quarterly.As always, follow us on Instagram and send us a DM (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with a future episode idea.See you next Friday 👋

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 13 of the podcast! Last week we discussed the outward spiritual disciplines from Richard Foster's "Celebration of Discipline." This week, we're taking on the corporate ones—Confession, Worship, Guidance, and Celebration. Trust us, these are crucial to develop in your life and relationships.What's Inside:A 'real-talk' conversation about Foster's four corporate disciplines: Confession, Worship, Guidance, and Celebration. We'll break it all down so it's super easy to digest.Real-world advice on how to work these into your busy life.The good, the bad, and the ugly: we share our wins and struggles with trying to make these disciplines a regular part of our daily lives.Why You Should Listen:You won't want to miss this if you're into bettering yourself and your relationship with the Lord. We're getting candid about our own experiences and sharing tips you can use so you can bring these age-old practices into a 21st-century lifestyle.Hit that subscribe button and join us for another episode where we dive deep into life's big questions. Don't forget to DM us on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for future episodes!

Hey everybody, welcome back to Episode 12 of the podcast! Remember last week when we talked about the inward spiritual disciplines from Richard Foster's "Celebration of Discipline"? This week we're taking on the outward ones—Simplicity, Solitude, Submission, and Service. Trust us, these are crucial to develop in your life and relationships.What's Inside:A 'real-talk' conversation about Foster's four outward disciplines: Simplicity, Solitude, Submission, and Service. We'll break it all down so it's super easy to digest.Real-world advice on how to work these into your busy life.The good, the bad, and the ugly: we share our own wins and struggles with trying to make these disciplines a regular part of our daily lives.Why You Should Listen:You won't want to miss this if you're into bettering yourself and your relationship with the Lord. We're getting candid about our own experiences and sharing tips you can actually use so you can bring these age-old practices into a 21st-century lifestyle.So hit that subscribe button and join us for another episode where we dive deep into life's big questions. Don't forget to DM us on Instagram (@taylorclyde & @elizabethpclyde) with ideas for future episodes!

Hey there, and welcome back to Episode 11 of The Clydes Podcast! This week, we're diving into something that's been huge for us—Richard Foster's "The Celebration of Discipline." Have you ever wondered how to bring more depth to your life and relationships? We're talking about the four big inward spiritual disciplines—Prayer, Fasting, Study, and Meditation—and how they can seriously up your game.What's Inside:An easy-to-understand rundown of Richard Foster's big four: Prayer, Fasting, Study, and Meditation.Real-life tips you can actually use to bring these disciplines into your day-to-day, whether you're flying solo or in a relationship.Our own ups and downs with trying to integrate these practices. Spoiler: it's not always a walk in the park.Why You Should Listen:If you're interested in going deeper—both with yourself and the people you care about—you won't want to miss this episode. We're getting real about what's worked for us, what hasn't, and how you can make these ancient disciplines work in a modern world.So go ahead, hit that subscribe button and tune in! We're excited to share what we've learned and hear about your own journey with these transformative practices.

If you're anything like us, chances are there have been moments where you've felt alone recently. Don't miss Episode 10, where we unpack the critical role of friendships and support networks in spiritual leadership. Filled with statistics, Biblical insights, and practical tips, this episode serves as a comprehensive guide for anyone involved in ministry or otherwise. Discover how a strong support system can reduce stress and contribute to a healthier work-life balance. Listen now to enrich both your personal and professional spiritual journeys. #StrengthenYourMinistry #FriendshipInMinistry #SpiritualWellness #EnhancedLeadership #TheClydes

In this episode of The Clyde's, we dive into vulnerability and intimacy in our relationship with God. We explore how genuinely open and vulnerable with God can pave the way for a closer, more intimate connection. We share some statistics and quotes from respected Christian thinkers like J.I. Packer and Neil T. Anderson, and we offer advice to cultivate these vital aspects of your faith journey. If you want to deepen your prayer life, engage more with the Bible, or find a faith community where you can authentically express yourself, this episode is a must-listen. Hit the subscribe button, rate us, and leave a review to keep up with The Clyde's for more insightful spiritual discussions.

Hey there! It's Taylor and Elizabeth Clyde, back with another episode of The Clyde's podcast. Ever wondered how to juggle those full-time job bills, side hustle expenses, and, oh, the joys of homeownership all on a budget? Dive in with us as we chat about our personal tricks and tips for making every penny count. We're talking real-life budget hacks, the ups and downs of our 30s, and those little side gig secrets that help keep our finances in check. So, whether you're saving for that dream renovation or just trying to stretch the monthly budget a bit further, join us for some genuine, tried-and-true advice.

Let's talk about church hurt. We've walked through it. You've probably walked through it. So how do we navigate it without losing our faith? We break the episode into three parts: Understanding Church Hurt, Impacts of Church Hurt, and Healing and Moving Forward. Feel free to share this episode with someone who needs to hear it today!STAY SOCIAL:Taylor Clyde - @taylorclydeElizabeth Clyde - @elizabethpclyde

In this episode, we talk about some of our favorite vacations and also share why've been so impactful to us. Be sure to share this episode with somebody who would enjoy listening to it!STAY SOCIALTaylor - @taylorclydeElizabeth - @elizabethpclyde

In this episode, we talk about our hobbies and share a few tips on how you can get started in them- if you're into that kind of thing.

Everybody wants to enjoy the life they live. So in this episode, we talk about finding your "sweet spot" and living out of that contentment. Be sure to share it with a friend who needs to hear it today!

In this episode, EL and I talk through the different seasons we've walked through, and also some of the encouragements and challenges that have come with them. Share this with a friend who needs to hear it!

*insert fireworks here* In this 4th of July episode, El opens up about some pregnancy frustrations she's experiencing, and we talk through what it looks like as we walk through frustration about having a baby.Thanks for leaving a review and sharing this episode with a friend!

Welcome to the very first episode of our brand-new podcast! In this episode, we go off-script as we introduce ourselves, share a little bit about our backgrounds, and reveal why we decided to embark on this little passion project. We're glad you're listening and we hope it encourages you!