Posts by Caitlyn de Beer

To Walk out on the Water takes faith but many of us may be jumping too quickly to do those BIG things that we feel called to. When we look at the life of Jesus, we see that He priorities intimate times with the Lord far above what He places on the life He lives…

Faith doesn’t exclude us from suffering. Rather, it, along with time spent with our Father, equips us to face the storms that lie ahead of us. Hope on the other hand is so difficult to cling to when our circumstances don’t speak to an end result that we long for. In today’s episode, Caitlyn chats…

Procrastination, the art of putting things off until a later date or even shelving ideas and dreams. I personally feel that the timing for this interview with pastor and speaker, Ang Keyter, couldn’t be better. Many of us find ourselves exiting a world that was locked down and yet still we can’t find it in…

Each of us has dreams and desires but even with full knowledge of these, it takes deep bravery to pursue these. Today I chat to Jodi, founder of Connected, an outreach program connecting people of society that have been forgotten, to a life of faith, love and fullness. I love her honesty and boldness and…

Life can often feel like one long train ride. Over the mountain tops and through the valleys we go, sometimes off course and then back again but in the end in each season of life we live and we learn and we come out better. Mordecai urges Esther in Esther 4: 13 – 14 “……

Today we chat to Tarryn Graham, a successful physio, mum of 2, wife and woman of God. Taryn wrote earlier this year “I’m an over-achiever, capable, busy, many balls in the air type of person. But this year I learnt that THAT is not sustainable.” Today we chat to Tarryn about burn out. What it…

Boundary setting is hard. Fullstop. Whether you a people pleaser, work-o-holic or socialite – we all faced with the need to set boundaries, all the time. This holiday found me wrestling with the topic of boundaries and how I could personally be more convicted in my YESES and thus find it easier to say NO.…

Are we raising resilient kids or are we their resilience? This question hit me like a ton of bricks as I had a conversation with my daughter today around tough emotions. It’s so much easier as parents, and well anyone really, to numb our emotions, to criticise emotional outbursts or to control in an attempt…

I recently watched a short film on Debbie Ivins’ story and it had me sobbing. I always thought that we cling to hope as we believe that eventually things will work out the way we want them to. Debbie’s story is one of turning pain into purpose. Of hoping despite no earthly answers to her…