1040. Trusting God When Life Hurts w/ Lisa Knowles Smith
Holy Culture RadioOctober 19, 202600:37:26

1040. Trusting God When Life Hurts w/ Lisa Knowles Smith

Lisa Knowles-Smith joins Lish Speaks for an honest conversation about grief, faith, the story behind “Goodness,” and the gospel legacy of the Brown Singers. On this episode of I’ll Just Let Myself In, the voice behind “Promises” opens up about losing her mother, continuing to minister through heartbreak, and the scripture that helped her face fear on the road. Lisa shares how Psalm 23:6 inspired “Goodness,” the first song she wrote after her mother’s passing. We also get into raising children in faith, why it can be hard to feel proud of yourself, and celebrating 50 years of the Brown Singers. Lisa talks about taking quartet gospel to Carnegie Hall, the surprising influence of Queen and classic rock on her musical taste, and how Sarah Jakes Roberts inspired her Loving Me Again women’s retreat. There’s laughter, real talk about women in ministry, and a reminder that your legacy is already taking shape in the way you live. If you’re grieving, building something, or trying to stay faithful through a difficult season, I pray this conversation encourages you to keep walking through your God-given doors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lisa Knowles-Smith joins Lish Speaks for an honest conversation about grief, faith, the story behind “Goodness,” and the gospel legacy of the Brown Singers.

On this episode of I’ll Just Let Myself In, the voice behind “Promises” opens up about losing her mother, continuing to minister through heartbreak, and the scripture that helped her face fear on the road. Lisa shares how Psalm 23:6 inspired “Goodness,” the first song she wrote after her mother’s passing.

We also get into raising children in faith, why it can be hard to feel proud of yourself, and celebrating 50 years of the Brown Singers. Lisa talks about taking quartet gospel to Carnegie Hall, the surprising influence of Queen and classic rock on her musical taste, and how Sarah Jakes Roberts inspired her Loving Me Again women’s retreat.

There’s laughter, real talk about women in ministry, and a reminder that your legacy is already taking shape in the way you live.

If you’re grieving, building something, or trying to stay faithful through a difficult season, I pray this conversation encourages you to keep walking through your God-given doors.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices