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Relationship, Resilience, and the Habits of Hope: Kathie Lee Gifford & Dr. Julia Garcia

Relationship, Resilience, and the Habits of Hope: Kathie Lee Gifford & Dr. Julia Garcia

Season 1 Episode 503 Published 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Description

This week, we’re joined by beloved television host, actress, songwriter, and author Kathie Lee Gifford. Kathie Lee shares her deeply personal faith journey, emphasizing that she is not a “churchy person” but a “relationship person.” She advocates for understanding the Scriptures deeply, going beyond surface-level readings, and ultimately seeking to bring Jews and Christians together in the love story of God.

Later in the episode, we’ll hear from Dr. Julia Garcia, also known as Dr. J., who joins us to dismantle the myth that hope is an elusive personality trait. Drawing from years of clinical practice and her own raw, lived experience—including overcoming addiction, failed businesses, and seasons of deep uncertainty—Dr. J offers a powerful, practical pathway back to hope, even when the darkness feels permanent.

 

Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned:

Jesus Calling Podcast

Jesus Calling

Jesus Always

Jesus Listens

Past interview: Tauren Wells

Upcoming interview: Nathan Davis Jr.

Jesus Calling app

 

Kathie Lee Gifford

Psalm 143:8

Psalm 103

Psalm 25:4-5

Acts 17:28

www.KathieLeeGifford.com

Nero and Paul 

Herod and Mary

 

Dr. Julia Garcia

The 5 Habits of Hope

www.DrJuliaGarcia.com

 

Interview Quotes:

“When Jesus says. ‘Well done, my good and faithful servant,’ He didn’t say ‘perfect servant.’ He said ‘good.’ ‘Your heart was good. Your heart was in the right place. You walked with Me and were faithful to the little things, faithful to proclaim Me.’” - Kathie Lee Gifford

“I would never take a role that required anything that dishonored the Lord. The Lord gives us a conscience for a reason.” - Kathie Lee Gifford 

“I follow Him, and I’m going to use every opportunity that comes my way to proclaim Him, because people are hurting. People are broken. People are desperate. People are hungry, not just fo

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