Vessels with Courtney Hope Jones - A Christian Podcast for Women Pursuing Their Calling and Purpose

Vessels with Courtney Hope Jones ( formerly The Trailblazer Talks ) is a Christian podcast for women who feel called to more and want to walk it out in a way that feels aligned with their faith. This is a space for conversations to equip multi-passionate Christian women in their calling, especially if you’ve ever felt pulled in different directions or unsure what your next step should be. Through honest conversations and biblical encouragement, Courtney pours into the women who are already pouring out for others, helping you grow in your identity and hear God more clearly. With a heart for helping you become a vessel for God, each episode is designed to meet you where you are and guide you toward the life and calling He’s placed in front of you.

Vessels with Courtney Hope Jones - A Christian Podcast for Women Pursuing Their Calling and Purpose is a religion podcast hosted by Courtney Hope Jones, with 77 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Courtney Hope Jones hosts Vessels with Courtney Hope Jones - A Christian Podcast for Women Pursuing Their Calling and Purpose, a religion show with 77 episodes published.

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  Episode #75

  How to Stop Overthinking and Start Walking in Your Calling with Whitney Lowe

  Apr 30, 20261 hourS5

  What if the thing standing between you and a deeper faith isn't your sin or your failures, but the lie that you have to prove yourself to God who's already been pursuing you all along? This week I'm sitting down with Whitney Lowe — Christian author, wife of a pastor, and the voice behind the beloved Instagram community Scribble Devos — for one of the most layered and honest conversations we've had on this show. Whitney's new book Called Back to Who You Are: Finding Yourself in the Wild, Pursuing Love of God is rooted in the book of Hosea and in her own deeply personal story, and I just know it's going to meet so many of you right where you are. Content note: This episode includes a personal story touching on disordered eating and identity as part of Whitney's testimony around the 25:20 minute mark. In this episode, we cover: How Whitney went from posting anonymous devotionals on Instagram to landing a two-book deal with Zondervan Why she believes millennials are "agents of reconstruction" for the generation coming behind them The honest conversation we need to be having about Gen Z, deconstruction, and what the church can do better How the lie "I have to prove my worth to God" is running so many of our lives and how to break free from it What the book of Hosea teaches us about identity, pursuit, and what it feels like when God calls us back to who we really are Why revival doesn't just start in a worship service and what it actually looks like in everyday life Resources & Links Mentioned: Called Back to Who You Are by Whitney Lowe — available everywhere books are sold Whitney's devotional, Set Your Eyes Higher — available everywhere books are sold Find Whitney on Instagram: @whitneypiersonlowe Whitney's Website: https://www.scribbledevos.com/ Connect with us: Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejones Website: vesselspodcast.com Subscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast! Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

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  Episode #74

  Stewarding Our Calling Well and Creating Margin with Courtney Hope Jones

  Apr 23, 202626 minS5

  Have you ever felt so busy doing good things that you started missing God in the middle of all of it? In this solo episode, I'm sharing something that has been very personal and real in my own life — what it looks like to steward our calling well, why we need to stop treating our God-given calling like a hobby, and how to create the margin we need for God to actually move. I'm sharing what the Lord has been teaching me through my own season of burnout, over-committing, and unintentionally taking control. If you've been filling your life so full that there's no room to breathe — or to hear from God — this episode is for you. In this episode, we cover: Why your calling is not a hobby — and what happens when we treat it like one How filling our lives too full can cause us to miss divine appointments The story of Jesus and the bleeding woman and what it teaches us about being interruptible What Mary and Martha remind us about misplaced priorities A powerful verse from Leviticus 19:9 about not reaping to the very edges of your field Haggai 1:5-9 and the conviction of building our own house instead of God's Practical ways to create margin in your schedule, your business, and your everyday life How to steward your "yes" well — and a book recommendation that will help Mentioned in this episode: The Best Yes by Lisa Terkeurst Mark 5 Leviticus 19:9 Haggai 1:5-9 Reflection questions from this episode: Where in your life do you need to create more margin? How have you been stewarding your time? What might God be asking you to lay down in this season? Are there good things in your life that could be crowding Him out? Sign up for our Second Cup Newsletter for weekly encouragement: https://courtneyhopejones.com/#newsletter Connect with us: Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejones Website: vesselspodcast.com Subscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast! Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

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  Episode #73

  Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Christian with Cassandra Speer

  Apr 16, 202637 minS5

  Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Christian with Cassandra Speer Have you ever talked yourself out of something before anyone else even had the chance to say no? In this episode, I'm sitting down with author, Bible teacher, and VP of global ministry Her True Worth, Cassandra Speer, and her story is one you need to hear. Cassandra built a thriving career as a hair and makeup artist, and then felt God nudging her toward something she never saw coming — writing and ministry. Today she's a bestselling ECPA author, a Good Morning America featured guest, and finishing her master's degree in theology and biblical studies at Denver Seminary. If that's not a "ready as you are" story, I don't know what is. We're talking about overcoming imposter syndrome as a Christian, what it looks like to step into God's calling when you feel completely unqualified, and why you don't need a co-signer to do what God has called you to do. In this episode, we cover: How Cassandra transitioned from hairstylist to bestselling author and global ministry leader Why she almost talked herself out of seminary and what happened when she said yes The moment her son was in the NICU that became the unexpected starting point of her writing journey Why rejection can actually be God's kindness in disguise Practical ways to combat imposter syndrome and the lies we tell ourselves What it looked like to go on Good Morning America and pray with the hair and makeup team backstage Resources & Links Mentioned: Ready As You Are by Cassandra Speer & Brittany Maher — available everywhere books are sold, including Amazon and ChristianBook.com Her True Worth by Cassandra Speer & Brittany Maher There's Beauty in Your Brokenness by Cassandra Speer & Brittany Maher Her True Worth Ministry: hertrueworth.com Find Cassandra on Instagram, Threads & Facebook: @CassandraLSpeer Cassandra's website: www.cassandraspeer.com Cassandra's podcast: Hard and Holy — available on all podcast platforms Connect with us: Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejones Website: vesselspodcast.com Subscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast! Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

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  Episode #72

  How to become a vessel of God and the new name for the Podcast! | E72

  Apr 9, 202630 minS5

  Hey Friends! We are back! This episode is a little more personal than usual. Courtney shares the heart behind a new season for the podcast, the reason for the new name, and what God has been teaching her about slowing down, surrender, and what it really means to be a vessel for Him. In case you missed it, The Trailblazer Talks Podcast is now Vessels Podcast with Courtney Hope Jones —a shift rooted in the desire to help you stay grounded in your calling and be formed by God right where you are. This podcast is designed to equip multi-passionate Christian women in their calling. In this episode, we talk about: What it actually means to be a vessel for God in your real, everyday life Why doing more isn’t the answer, and how God often works through slowing down How to navigate seasons where you feel pulled in too many directions The importance of filling your life with truth so the noise doesn’t take over Recognizing burnout and learning to lead and live from a place of overflow I hope you love the new direction of the show. If this episode resonates with you or someone comes to mind that would enjoy it, please share this episode. I would also love for you to leave a rating and review where ever you listen. Resources & Links: Listen to more episodes: vesselspodcast.com Follow Courtney on Instagram: @courthopejones and @thevesselspodcast Cover Design by littlecreativecompany.com Cover Photography by alwaysflourishingphotography.com Connect with us: Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejones Website: vesselspodcast.com Subscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast! Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

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  Episode #71

  #71: Wrapping up Season 4 - What I'm learning lately!

  Jun 10, 202518 minS4

  In this episode of The Trailblazer Talks, Courtney Jones wraps up the current season by reflecting on her journey, encouraging listeners to maintain their faith during the summer, and sharing insights on trusting God's plan. She emphasizes the importance of community, personal growth, and the lessons learned from biblical figures like Moses. As she looks forward to the next season, she expresses excitement for new opportunities and the continued journey of faith. Takeaways: This season has been one of the best yet. It's important to stay connected to God during busy times. Trusting God can be challenging, but it is essential. Moses' story teaches us about faith and calling. God often uses those who feel unqualified. Obedience is success. Community support is vital for personal growth. Planning is good, but flexibility is key. God's timing is different from our own. The podcast will return in August after a brief summer break! Follow on Instagram: @courthopejones Website: thetrailblazertalkspodcast.com Connect with us: Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejones Website: vesselspodcast.com Subscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast! Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

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