Can people really change? Between the ages of 16 and 32 years old, Ryan Evans spent most of life behind bars.  From county jail, to state prison, and even two sentences to federal prison, Ryan's life of crime and drugs held severe consequences.  While in prison, a fellow inmate teaches Ryan about the gospel.  Once Ryan hears about the atonement of Jesus Christ, his life  began to transform.  Join Jessica and Kelly as they talk to Ryan about his incredible life journey from prison to set free by faith in Jesus Christ.   You do not want to miss this one! Go check ..read more

Join Kelly and Jessica this week as they discuss Step Three. This step is all about trusting in God & turning our lives and will over to Him. This discussion goes over what exactly Step Three is and some practical ways we can take it. Building a trust with God is a process, but it is one we in recovery find to be incredibly rewarding.  Connect on Instagram @Jessica_mountainmama - Jessica Butterfield @the.faith.seed - Kelly Thompson For information on Food Addiction Recovery meetings, email Kelly at thefaithseed@gmail.com Information for the Addiction Recovery Program, including l ..read more

This week  Jessica shares a little bit of her insights in retaking Step 3. What does it mean to accept life on life's terms? Jessica talks of how accepting that life may not always be or turn out the way we want or expect it to is a key to finding more peace.  ..read more

Going through life I have learned two things. First, humans get really uncomfortable with change. Second, we as humans are constantly changing. So how does that work with faith? For some like myself, faith is an evolving thing. It is not something we find one time and have the rest of our lives, it is constantly evolving or devolving. This week I share something a little vulnerable and talk about having doubts, losing faith and finding faith again.  Find us on instagram @jessica_mountainmama - Jessica Butterfield @the.faith.seed - Kelly Thompson ..read more

Jessica and Kelly share about their insights, understanding and experiences with Step Two in the Twelve Step Program: Come to believe that the power of God can restore you to complete spiritual health. In Step 1 we admitted we were powerless to overcome our addictions. While taking the first step allowed us to finally be honest with ourselves about the severity of our addictions, we were left with the reality that we were powerless to overcome our addictions. In Step 2 we were given the concept that despite our powerlessness, their did exist a power that was able to help us, the power of God ..read more

Is getting vulnerable with others difficult for you?  You're not the only one! Come and listen to Jessica and Kelly talk about the power of vulnerability and the incredible blessings that reaching for more vulnerability can bring into everyone lives. “Vulnerability is the core of shame and fear and our struggle for worthiness, but it appears that it’s also the birthplace of joy, of creativity, of belonging, of love.”  - Brene' Brown “Vulnerability is the birthplace of love, belonging, joy, courage, empathy, and creativity. It is the source of hope, empathy, accountability, and auth ..read more

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