LOL, God

🎙️ Episode 6: Don’t Quit Your Day Job – Part 2: Sit Down. Be HumbleSummaryIn this episode of the LOL God Podcast, we return to the story of Joseph — yes, that Joseph, the one with the fancy robe — to take a deeper look at humility, pride, and God’s faithfulness through every season.Chas unpacks Joseph’s journey from being a boastful 17-year-old dreamer to a humble leader who gives God the glory. Along the way, we discover that the story of Joseph isn’t just about jealous brothers and divine justice — it’s also about how pride, envy, and family dysfunction can derail us from God’s best.With humor, honesty, and heartfelt insight, this episode challenges listeners to sit down, be humble, and trust that God’s plan doesn’t need our ego to succeed.

🎙️ LOL, God Podcast – Episode 5Title: Don’t Quit Your Day Job (Part 1: Joseph the Carpenter)Hey hey hey, y’all! Buckle up — this one’s a little all over the place, but so is life, right? 😅 In this episode of the LOL, God Podcast, I’m diving into a lesson God once spoke to me loud and clear: “Don’t quit your day job.”We’ll talk about:✨ Parenting two very different kids (and how God parents us uniquely)✨ The time God used sarcasm — my love language — to get my attention while I was doing dishes✨ Jesus’ witty, mic-drop moments of sarcasm in Scripture✨ Joseph, Jesus’ earthly father, who had life-changing dreams but still had to get up, work hard, and obeyThis is the start of a two-parter on the two Josephs of the Bible — both dreamers, both chosen by God, and both proof that calling doesn’t mean life gets easy. Sometimes, it just means faithfulness in the middle of hard, thankless, everyday work.So let’s laugh, learn, and lean in together as we see how God speaks in the ordinary — and why you shouldn’t quit your day job just yet.📖 Scripture highlights: Matthew 1–2, Luke 2, John 7, John 8, John 10, Matthew 15, Matthew 23

🎙️ Episode: “Lots of Loss” – Wrestling with Grief, Faith, and a Good GodWelcome back to another episode of the LOL, God Podcast. This one’s different. It’s notlight, it’s not easy—but it’s real.This episode was never supposed to be now. I had “Loss”  episode planned for later. Much later. But after devastating floods in Texas this month that claimed the lives of somany—including 37 children—I found myself asking questionsWhy, God? Why them? Why now? Where are You?From the tragic loss of loved ones in my own life, to my husband losing his father atage 8, to my conversation with a mother who lost her only daughter—this episodeis an honest wrestle with the reality of suffering and the mystery of God’s sovereignty.I’ll take you through:My gut reaction to the July 4th Texas Hill Country floodsA raw moment where I had no words—just tears and a reach for GodReading Genesis 3 with new eyes: how the “crafty serpent” still gets in our earsAn unforgettable conversation with Lisa, the mom of my childhood friend Lindsay, and how she sees God’s glory in the unthinkableWhy I’ve always resisted quoting Romans 8:28—and why I might finally be readyMy personal fears, questions, anger... and the surprising peace I’m starting to glimpseThis isn’t a “pretty” episode, but I pray it’s a meaningful one—especially for anyonewalking through pain or loss. If your soul is not well right now, know you’renot alone. And know God sees you.

"What Are You Doing?"Hearing God's voice in a season of changeIt’s the first day of summer, and Chasity had bigplans—structure, growth, and intentional time with the kids. The 1stmorning of summer did NOT go as planned, God uses the moment to speak to herheart.In this funny, tender, and faith-filled episode, Chasityshares a powerful word about change, longing for God, and learning to seek Himin every season—not just in crisis. Through parenting lessons, Psalm 63, and alittle ping-pong brain energy, this episode reminds us: God isn’t shamingyou—He’s longing for you.📖 Featuring:Psalm 63 • Psalm 42 • Romans 8:38–39 • 2 Corinthians 10:5 • Philippians 4:8 •James 4:8 • Jeremiah 29:12🛑 Takeaway:Don’t let guilt or busyness keep you from God. Whether you’re in a season ofchaos or calm—He’s still holding you securely.🔔 Like, share, and subscribe for more episodes on the 30th of every month!

God's running the greatest GIVEAWAY in the history of giveaways! In this episode, we dive into salvation as a gift from God. We'll break down what it means to be saved, how this gift was paid for, and how anyone can receive it. Your host, Chasity Shine shares her real-life, awkward, funny, and meaningful journey to understanding salvation. From interviewing friends & family, calling billboard numbers, to being put on the spot by a pastor, she unpacks how many people (herself included) wrestle with knowing if they're “really saved” or if they’ve “done it right.” Chas makes it clear: salvation isn’t about a perfectly timed prayer — it’s about belief, confession, and relationship with Jesus.The tone is lighthearted but rooted in truth, designed to make the gospel clear and compelling.God's Giveaway! How to enter:1.2.3.Terms and conditions:1.2.3.There's NOTHING anyone can do to earn this gift. No amount of liking, sharing, or tagging will help you win this giveaway. It is given by grace through faith in Jesus, the Son of God.

🎙 LOL God Pod - Episode 1: A Tantrum and A TowelWelcome to the very first episode of the LOL, God Pod! There’s a learning curve in this podcasting world, but we’re diving in headfirst with real talk, raw moments, and relatable faith-filled insights.In this heartfelt and hilarious debut, our host (a proud mama and Jesus-loving woman) takes you on a chaotic family road trip that leads to unexpected spiritual revelation. From car seat meltdowns and neck-pinching toddler habits to biblical wisdom found in John 13, this episode is full of LOLs (Laugh Out Louds and Lessons of Love) and reminds us all that God shows up in the everyday mess. What You’ll Hear in This Episode:Why sitting in the front seat meant everything… until it didn’tThe odd and hilarious way one toddler finds comfort (spoiler: it involves neck skin)How a verse from John 15 turned a meltdown into a ministry momentThe beauty of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet—and why one towel mattersWhat it really means to lay down your life for others (yes, even when it’s just letting go of your own plans)Encouragement for anyone who feels unseen in their daily sacrifices Scripture References:John 15:13 – “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”John 13:1–5 – Jesus washes the disciples’ feet, demonstrating true servanthood.2 Corinthians 1:7 – “As you share in our sufferings, so also you share in our comfort.” A Message for Listeners Feeling Burned Out:If you’re overwhelmed, unnoticed, and exhausted from constantly pouring into others, this episode is for you. You’re not invisible. Your sacrifice has meaning. And you're walking the path of blessing—even when it doesn't feel like it. Final Thoughts:This episode reminds us: Jesus didn’t wait until it was convenient to serve others—He served in the face of betrayal, suffering, and death. When we choose to love like He did, even when it's hard, even when we're stuck between the car seats… God sees you!Connect With the LOL God PodSubscribe and leave a review if this encouraged you!Share this with a fellow mama, caretaker, or anyone needing a spiritual pick-me-up.Follow on Instagram: @lolgodpodcast

🎙️ Show Notes — Episode 0: "LOL, God?"Welcome to the very first unofficial episode of thepodcast—an honest, raw, and faith-filled introduction to a journey still beingrevealed. Our host steps up to the mic with nerves, laughter, and totalvulnerability to share how this podcast came to be, even when she didn’t feelequipped or confident. If you’ve ever doubted yourself, questioned if you heardfrom God, or laughed at what He’s calling you to do—this one’s for you.In This Episode:A behind-the-scenes look at how (and why) this podcast startedWhat to expect going forward (kind of… we’re taking it one episode at a time)Struggles with hearing from God—and admitting when you think He spoke to youHonest talk about imposter syndrome and faith-filled obedienceReflections on Sarah and Abraham’s laughter in Genesis 17 & 18A hilarious Jonah moment (yes, Jonah 1:1 is a real thing!)The big LOL: God’s LOL means lots of love.The verse that inspired the podcast name: Matthew 14:16 — "You feed them."Why it's okay to be scared, unsure, and still say yes to GodScripture References: Genesis 17:16–17, 18:11–15 (Sarah’s laughter and disbelief)Jonah 1:1 (running from God’s calling)Matthew 14:15–17 (Jesus feeds the 5,000)Key Takeaway: Even if you're unsure, even if youlaugh, even if you feel totally unqualified—God can still use you. Say “yes,”even if your “yes” starts with a nervous giggle.Let’s Pray: We close the episode in prayer, askingGod for courage, clarity, and strength to follow where He leads—even intoscary, unknown, or unlikely spaces.Next Episode Sneak Peek: We’ll dive into the Bibleverse that unexpectedly popped into the host’s mind during a chaotic moment—andhow it became the spark for this whole journey.🎧 Subscribe, Share, andStay Tuned. Got a “God told me to…” moment of your own (even if it feltcrazy)? You’re not alone. This space is for real people with real questionschasing after a very real God.