In this episode, Tina Blount explores the powerful word "all" from Matthew 11:28, unpacking why we disqualify ourselves from God's rest and how Jesus' invitation includes everyone. Through personal stories and biblical examples, she challenges the lie that rest must be earned and reminds listeners that when Jesus said "all who are weary," He was thinking of your name. This message is for anyone who's ever felt too broken, too messy, or too unqualified to receive the peace they desperately need.
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Me – Rest Has a Name
In this episode, Tina shares how real rest is found in a person, not a plan. Through the story of Peter on the water and a tender moment with her daughter, she reminds us that peace comes when we learn to recognize the voice that calls us. Rest has a name, and His name is Jesus.
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We live in a world that constantly tells us to go faster, work harder, and do more. But what if we started with a differrent word: Come. In this episode, Tina talks about what it means to take the first step toward peace, how rest is more than stopping, and why saying yes to the invitation to come might be exactly what your soul needs right now.
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Grief has a way of changing us. For some, it feels like it should break us completely. But for others, it becomes the very thing that builds strength, resilience, and even hope. In this episode, I sit down with my friend Liz Brewer as she shares her deeply personal story of loss, healing, and the surprising ways grief has shaped her for the better.
This conversation is raw and real, but also full of courage. If you’ve ever faced a season that threatened to undo you, Liz’s journey will remind you that what was meant to break you doesn’t have to be the end of your story.
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Why do we struggle with feeling like we do not have enough? In this episode, Tina unpacks the common lies we believe about money, success, and even ourselves and points us back to the truth that God Himself is our portion. Drawing from Lamentations 3 and Psalm 73, she reminds us that when our hearts feel empty, God is enough and He is forever our strength.
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We live in a world obsessed with perfection, but flaws don’t cancel value. In this episode of the Be Blount Podcast, Tina shares real-life stories, cultural examples, and biblical truths that remind us that even in our imperfections, we are still favored. From leaders who failed forward to everyday moments of grace, you’ll be encouraged to see your flaws not as disqualifications but as invitations to discover God’s favor in your work, life, and faith. Learn more about Tina at www.tinablount.com.
This week on the Be Blount Podcast, I’m reflecting on the moments when life, circumstances, or even our nation feels unsettled. There is a time to act, to speak, and to move forward. There are also times when the wisest and most powerful action is to be still in the presence of the Lord. In this episode, we will talk about the tension between action and stillness, and how learning to discern the difference can anchor our hearts in the midst of storms.
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The Beatitudes, or as Tina calls them, the “Be Attitudes,” are invitations to live in a way that feels upside down to our common sense. In this episode of the Be Blount Podcast, Tina unpacks each “Blessed are…” statement from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, showing how they reshape not just what we do but who we are. With practical examples from everyday life, faith, and even the business world, you’ll discover why these words still matter and how they can make you truly blessed.
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What if the way to win is actually to lose, the way to lead is to serve, and the way up is down? In this episode, Tina unpacks what it means to live in the Upside Down Kingdom of God. With practical examples, stories of transformation, and a challenge to walk the talk, you’ll see why this counter-cultural way of life is the only one that really works.
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This week on the Be Blount Podcast, I’m sharing 25 lessons straight from my own “no duh” moments. Some things in life should be obvious, but we miss them anyway. These quick tips will help you grow in wisdom, strengthen your common sense, and avoid some of the mistakes I had to learn the hard way.
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Ever fired off an email or made a purchase you instantly regretted? In this episode, Tina unpacks the power of waiting 24 hours before making big decisions, sending heated responses, or spending serious money. With stories from her own life, the Bible, and some costly public mistakes from billion-dollar business blunders to infamous sports draft regrets she shares why a pause can save you from pain, and how to put the 24 Hour Rule into practice in work, life, and faith.
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You think you’ve been crystal clear… until you find out you haven’t. In this episode, Tina shares real-life and high-stakes examples from breakfast location mix-ups to NASA mishaps to show how “assumed clarity” can derail plans, strain relationships, and create confusion in work, life, and faith. Learn how to spot it, prevent it, and replace it with communication that actually lands.
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We all assume our version of “common sense” is well,...common. But what’s obvious to you might be completely foreign to someone else. In this episode, we unpacks why that happens, and what Proverbs 18:13 has to say about listening before you speak. You’ll walk away with practical ways to bridge the gap in work, life, and faith.www.tinablount.com
In this episode of the Be Blount Podcast, Tina gets real about who or what is actually calling the shots in your life. Drawing from powerful stories in Scripture and real-world examples, she explores what happens when money takes the lead, why it’s so easy to slip into self-reliance, and how to realign with the One who brings true freedom. If you’ve ever felt the pull between faith and finances, this one’s for you.
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There’s a difference between being stretched by God and being stressed out by life...and knowing the difference could save your sanity. In this episode, we unpack what capacity really means, why honoring your limits matters, and how to communicate your boundaries with clarity and courage. From Moses' breaking point to pantyhose gone wrong, we’re keeping it real, relatable, and a little ridiculous. If you’ve been feeling maxed out, this one’s for you. Let’s learn how to lead our lives before burnout does it for us.
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Remember Show and Tell from elementary school? Turns out, we never really stopped doing it, we just swapped out stuffed animals for schedules. In this episode, we're talking about how your calendar is the clearest indicator of what matters most to you. If you want to live on purpose and say your best yes, it starts by making sure your time reflects your calling. Let’s take a look at what you’re really showing and telling the world with how you spend your days and how to make any needed adjustments.
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Do you feel stretched thin, off-balance, or unsure if the pace you’re living is sustainable? In this episode of the Be Blount Podcast, we’re talking about the rhythms of life and how knowing your calling (your identity and your current assignment from God) helps protect your pace, your peace, and your priorities.
When you’re clear on who you are and what you’re called to do, you can stop striving and start walking in step with the life God’s laid out for you.
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Ever feel like you were doing just great, until you saw what someone else was doing? In this episode, we dive into the dangerous battle of comparison and how it steals our peace, joy, and purpose. Through biblical truth, real-life stories, and practical tools, you'll learn how to stop measuring your worth by someone else’s highlight reel and start walking confidently in your own God-given lane. It's time to declare: Enough already. I am already enough.
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Sometimes the hardest thing to do is say... nothing. Other times, the hardest thing is knowing when you must speak. In this episode, we explore the spiritual discipline of silence, the courage to speak, and the wisdom to know the difference. With humor, real-life stories, famous public mistakes, and Scripture, we’ll talk about how obedience with our words can win battles long before arguments ever do.
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What do you do when you’re faithfully showing up but no one seems to notice? In this episode, we talk about the deep ache to be seen, the battle against striving for recognition, and how God sees and honors what others overlook. Using the story of the little boy with the loaves and fish and real-life stories we’ll discover how to rest in God’s timing, trust His assignment, and surrender the need to be seen by others.
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