If you’re a Christian woman over 50, 60 or 70, this episode is for you.

We all love Hebrews 12 and the picture of running our race with perseverance — fixing our eyes on Jesus and imagining the joy of finally crossing the finish line. But what does finishing well actually look like? And what happens when we don’t?

In this episode, Jennifer Carter reflects on a rarely discussed Bible story that speaks powerfully to women in the second half of life — especially those who have walked faithfully with God for many years and now find themselves feeling tired, overlooked, or unsure of their place.

It’s a powerful reminder that the final stretch of our race still matters deeply.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your best chapters are behind you, or whether God still has something for you in this season, this gentle but challenging episode is a reminder that God is not finished with your story yet.

Have you ever wondered if your small acts of faithfulness even matter?

If you've ever quietly wondered whether God sees what you're doing—or if it makes any difference at all—this episode is for you.

Today I'm sharing a story you've probably never heard. It involves a young farmer, a vegetable truck, and a teenage boy who wasn't interested in church ... that shows the power of one person's quiet faithfulness - when we place everything in God's hands.

And it might just change how you see your own story.

If you're a Christian woman in your 50s, 60s, 70s or beyond—if the kids have gone, your role has shifted, and sometimes you feel invisible—this is for you. If you've been wondering whether God's forgotten about you or whether what you do even matters anymore—press play.

He hasn't forgotten. And neither has He finished with your story yet.

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Have you ever wondered whether your quiet faithfulness really matters?

The small, unseen things you do. The ordinary acts of obedience. Your faithfulness behind the scenes - do you sometimes find yourself asking, am I really making a difference?

In this episode, I share a little-known story that might help answer that question. It’s not about someone history usually celebrates — but it offers a powerful reminder of how much can hinge on obedience that feels ordinary at the time.

This episode is especially for Christian women over 50 who have spent years serving, caring, showing up, and staying faithful in quiet ways. If you’ve ever wondered whether God sees your faithfulness, or questioned whether the small things you do are part of a bigger purpose, this reflection is for you.

Because, sometimes the moments that change everything don’t look important at all — as you'll see from this surprising story.

What do you do when you follow God’s prompting and it seems to lead absolutely nowhere?

In this episode, I reflect on a moment of obedience that felt pointless at the time — a decision that cost time, energy, and even money — and how it took years before I understood what God was really doing.

This is a gentle, honest conversation for Christian women over 50 who have tried to be faithful but are quietly wondering whether it was worth it. If you’ve ever trusted God, stepped out, and then questioned everything when it didn’t unfold the way you expected, this episode is for you.

We explore what it means to trust God when His purposes don’t make sense, how the Holy Spirit often works beneath the surface, and why some callings and promptings lie dormant for far longer than we’d like. You may recognise your own story in this one — especially if you’re in a season where you can’t yet see how the pieces fit together.

If you ever find yourself asking, “God, what was the point of that?” — this episode might help you see things differently.

Have you ever looked at your life and wondered if the best part is already over?

When the children are grown, life gets quieter, and the roles that once defined you fall away, it’s easy to believe your moment has passed. That God might be finished with you — even if you’d never say it out loud.

But what if the best years aren't behind you, but ahead?

In this episode, we'll explore why God so often does His deepest work after women think it’s over.

Because God is not finished with your story - yet.

Have you ever believed you're just not the creative type? That creativity is for other people — the artistic ones, the talented ones, the ones who always knew what they were doing?

I believed that lie for decades. I was the maths girl, the spreadsheet person, the logical one. My sister was the artist. Creativity wasn't for me.

Until one Sunday sermon changed everything.

In this episode, I'm sharing how I went from a 12% needlework score and a lifetime of believing I wasn't creative — to writing books, making videos, narrating audiobooks, and building a creative business that's earned over $250,000.

Quiet time never quite worked for me. And I tried — reading plans, the apps… But instead of feeling close to God, I mostly just felt guilty.

When everybody else talked about their quiet time, I felt like a second-rate Christian. This was something I always struggled with.

Then I did something I wasn't expecting to work at all. And it changed everything.

If you're a Christian woman over 50 or 60 and quiet time feels rushed, forced, or a bit dead — this might be the simplest reset you didn't know you needed.

You've been a Christian for a while now. You love Jesus. But somehow you feel that there must be… more.

For years, I could sense the Holy Spirit stirring something in me. He felt so close — but somehow just out of reach. I didn't talk to anyone about it. I just kept praying quietly, wondering if what I was sensing was real.

And then one night, in a tiny school hall with a group of Americans I didn't even know… everything changed.

Today I'm sharing my story — the baptism of the Holy Spirit, praying in tongues for the first time, and why that night transformed everything about how I walk with God.

If you're a Christian woman over 50 or 60 who loves Jesus but quietly wonders whether there's something more — you're not alone. I know exactly how that feels.