Mess It Up
Mess It Up
Mess It Up Show 35 - Repartee
Mess It Up Show 35 - Repartee
Mess It Up Show 35 - Repartee
Tuesday 11th December 2018
Join Paul and Christina at Starbucks on 'Mess It Up Podcast' as they discuss life's messiness, faith, and mental health with wit and honesty.
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Get the buttons here!Coffee and Conversations: Life's Messiness Unpacked at Starbucks
I'm the one with big mistakes, big regrets and bigger breaks than I ever care to confess. But you're the one who looks at me and sees what I was meant to be more than just a beautiful mess it is.
Ever wondered what happens when you mix deep conversations with the casual vibe of a coffee shop? In this episode of the 'Mess It Up Podcast', Paul and Christina take their chat to Starbucks, bringing you an authentic slice of life. Expect the usual background hum of a busy café, but don't let that distract you from the gems of wisdom being shared. This episode is all about embracing life's messiness and finding strength in faith.
Paul talks about his prison ministry and the challenge of fundraising for a car that won't guzzle gas. Christina opens up about her recent bipolar disorder diagnosis and the rollercoaster ride of managing mental health. The duo's candidness, combined with their trademark humor, makes for a compelling listen.
One memorable moment is when Christina quotes a song that captures the essence of their message: 'I'm the one with big mistakes, big regrets and bigger breaks than I ever care to confess.
But you're the one who looks at me and sees what I was meant to be more than just a beautiful mess it is.' Whether you're a longtime listener or new to the 'Mess It Up Podcast', this episode offers a heartfelt look at vulnerability, community, and the power of turning life's messes into messages. So grab your favorite brew and join Paul and Christina for a chat that's as comforting as a cup of coffee.