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If you’ve felt a bit discouraged and allowed your thoughts to become your biggest bully, you’re in the right place.

Many times, I’ve allowed the sense of failure to keep me far from God. I’ve spent a lifetime trying to conquer my thoughts and allow God to work in and through my life.

Getting rid of the internal distractions helps us take the first small step. Digging deep into Biblical truths, we learn to refocus our priorities.

Today, you can have a fresh perspective on your passion and purpose. Our connection with God deepens, and our confidence rises.

I believe when we leave our emotional barriers behind, we can find peace and purpose.

Distraction Detox

Through a process of detoxing from the emotional toxins, realigning priorities, and creating a spiritual health plan Distraction Detox will help you claim confidence and find fulfillment. Not in adding one more thing, but in realizing God’s best things.

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Testimonials

Billie lives life with such full-throttle passion, yet she has learned how to listen to the ‘holy nudge’ that directs one to God’s blueprints.

Jackie K.

Willingness to be inconvenienced, stretched, and moved out of our comfort zones is always the key to seeing God make us change agents in this desperate world, and for this reason, I find Billie’s honest account of her own personal journey relatable and inspiring.

Marilee D.

Billie is a captivating speaker who is compassionate, vulnerable, and extremely relatable. She engages with her audience with true authenticity. She had me laughing one minute and crying the next. I love this woman.

Beth Henderson, Women’s Ministry Director, Pittsburgh Kids Foundation

Billie was dynamic and hilarious, She is also authentic and relatable to every woman in the room. Our church was blessed to have Billie speak at our women’s gathering. Her willingness to be vulnerable allowed others to be as well. We left encouraged and challenged to get rid of the distractions in our lives and make space for God to work powerfully in and through us.

Wendy Caudill, Summit Church Naples, FL

Testimonials

Billie lives life with such full-throttle passion, yet she has learned how to listen to the ‘holy nudge’ that directs one to God’s blueprints.

Jackie K.

Willingness to be inconvenienced, stretched, and moved out of our comfort zones is always the key to seeing God make us change agents in this desperate world, and for this reason, I find Billie’s honest account of her own personal journey relatable and inspiring.

Marilee D.

Billie is a captivating speaker who is compassionate, vulnerable, and extremely relatable. She engages with her audience with true authenticity. She had me laughing one minute and crying the next. I love this woman.

Beth Henderson,
Women’s Ministry Director, Pittsburgh Kids Foundation

Billie was dynamic and hilarious, She is also authentic and relatable to every woman in the room. Our church was blessed to have Billie speak at our women’s gathering. Her willingness to be vulnerable allowed others to be as well. We left encouraged and challenged to get rid of the distractions in our lives and make space for God to work powerfully in and through us.

Wendy Caudill, Summit Church Naples, FL

Speaking

I would love to partner with you to make your next event a success! Women will learn Biblical truths that will encourage a deepening connection with God, find their passion, and increased confidence in God’s calling.

Let’s work together to help your women grow confidence in God’s calling in their lives.

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Compassion International

Compassion International helps rescue children from poverty in Jesus’ name through child sponsorship. I am very blessed to be a speaker with Compassion International.

My husband and I are also involved with their Child Survival Programs in the Dominican Republic.

Sponsor a child and join me on a trip to the Dominican to meet them. It is an amazing experience!

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Blog & Podcast

Ep 15 What is Peace, Really?

by Billie | December 14, 2022 | Family Room | 0 Comments

The end result of the Holy Spirit's work in our lives is deep and lasting peace. Unlike worldly peace, which is usually defined as the absence of conflict, God's peace is confident assurance in any circumstance. We have no need to fear the present or future when we...

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Ep 14 How Do We Rejoice in the Exciting Hope of the Christmas Story?

by Billie | December 7, 2022 | Family Room | 0 Comments

In a time of great darkness, God promised to send a light who would shine on everyone living in the shadow of death. He is both "Wonderful Counselor" and "Mighty God." The message of hope was fulfilled in the birth of Christ and the establishment of his eternal...

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Ep 13 5 Tips to Prepare for the Christmas Season

by Billie | November 30, 2022 | Family Room | 0 Comments

How do you prepare for the Christmas season? The big debate every year is when do you put up your tree? Decorating for Christmas was my mom’s thing. She bought a tree. Then placed it in front of the picture window in our living room, which was only used at Christmas....

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Ep 12 How to Create Peace with Difficult Family Members During the Holidays

by Billie | November 23, 2022 | Family Room | 0 Comments

Do we all have stories of difficult family members? My brother used to pull up in the yard with the same question each holiday. “Who’s fighting now?” There was always some scuffle between a couple or more of the family that only escalated during the gathering. My...

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Ep 11 7 Tips to Become a More Thankful and Peaceful Person

by Billie | November 18, 2022 | Family Room | 0 Comments

Most of the time I am a very happy and joyful person I see the goodness of God and feel pretty peaceful, then life happens. In the last couple of years, I’ve lost 4 people in my family. My sister and her husband, my brother then my mom. I found it hard to be thankful...

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