In this special pop-up Thanksgiving episode, Felicia and Kendra take a quick break from the holiday hustle to share their favorite Thanksgiving traditions, the foods that make the day feel like home, and of course their deep love for all things potatoes. Mashed, baked, roasted, scalloped… we’re here for every form of potato glory—except the humble tater tot (sorry, little buddy). Join us for a light, cozy conversation that brings a little warmth, laughter, and gratitude to your holiday weekend.

In this episode of Broken Clay Collective, Felicia and Kendra dig into what it really means to worship beyond the platform. Worship isn’t just a song or a Sunday moment. It’s the posture of our hearts, the way we walk out our faith in ordinary, everyday life.

We talk about the difference between performing for God and living with God, how our private devotion shapes our public worship, and why the most powerful worship often flows from seasons of brokenness, surrender, and unseen obedience.

From personal stories to Scripture to the honest tension of navigating ministry with real-life mess and real-life grace, this conversation is all about reclaiming worship as a daily lifestyle—not an event, not a playlist, not a platform.

Listen in, breathe deep, and remember: even broken clay can carry glory.

We’re streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and more.

Worship isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. In this episode, Felicia and Kendra talk about the heart behind true worship, the tension between performance and purity, and the healing that comes when we lead from a place of honesty and grace.

What do K-pop idols, monster battles, and flashy movie moments have to do with faith? Maybe not much…or maybe more than we think. In this episode of Broken Clay Collective, we dive into the hit Netflix movie K-POP Demon Hunters and explore some spiritual threads woven through its story. From themes of light versus darkness to questions about identity, courage, and community, we talk about how even the most unexpected corners of pop culture can spark deeper conversations about truth, hope, and what we believe.

Join us for a mix of fun fandom talk and thoughtful reflection—you might never watch K-pop the same way again.

In Episode 4 of Broken Clay Collective, “Muscle in the Mundane,” we dig into the beauty and strength that comes from showing up in everyday life. From routines and responsibilities to the hidden moments where faith and character are built, we explore how the ordinary can actually become extraordinary.

In this episode of Broken Clay Collective, Felicia and Kendra take on the ultimate 90s mixtape challenge...with a faith-filled twist. From Amy Grant and DC Talk to Jars of Clay and multiple Crowder favorites, we’re diving deep into the songs that shaped the soundtrack of 90s Christian culture. Which tracks made the cut, which ones sparked debate, and who built the better playlist? Join us for a nostalgic, laughter-filled throwback that just might have you dusting off your old CD collection.

Life in the Middle

In this episode, Kendra and Felicia talk about what it means to live in the “in-between” — the seasons where things aren’t falling apart anymore… but they also aren’t fully restored. We explore how God meets us in the tension, offers grace for the waiting, and invites us to hold hope even when we can’t see the full picture.

Whether you’re rebuilding after a hard season or just trying to stay faithful in the mundane middle, this conversation is a reminder that the middle matters — and that even in the unfinished, there can still be beauty, purpose, and glory.

In this very first episode of Broken Clay Collective, Kendra and Felicia pull back the curtain and share the heart behind the podcast. From the meaning woven into the name “Broken Clay Collective” to the hopes, dreams, and prayers they’ve carried into this project, this conversation is the beginning of something real. You’ll hear their vision for creating a space where faith meets real life. where questions are welcome, stories matter, and God’s presence is found in the messy middle.

Whether you’re just curious or already all in, we’re so glad you’re here.