Episode 89: Called, Questioned & Still Going

Send us Fan Mail This month on Las Locas Chronicles, we’re dedicating our conversations to the women who are leading, serving, building, creating, and answering God’s call—whether that happens in ministry, the workplace, business, or somewhere in between. And this episode? We’re taking you to lunch! We’re ordering from Ichiban in Amarillo, TX, and yes… they get a Las Locas 5-star for the food! But while we eat, we’re getting REAL about what it actually feels like to lead. We talk about the moments when you’re overwhelmed and how carrying too much can eventually take a toll on your body. We talk about how Las Locas Chronicles itself has become another way we do ministry—because ministry doesn’t always look like a pulpit. The question is always: Does it point back to Jesus? Because whatever God has called you to do, STAND ON IT. People will question your assignment. They may not understand it. And sometimes, the hardest disappointment is realizing that the people closest to you may not support what God has asked you to do. But consistency matters. Your assignment will require investment—your time, your resources, your energy, and your yes. And you don't have to know every step ahead of time. Allow God to lead the NEXT STEP. Because everything is a step. Whether you're a woman in ministry, leading in the workplace, building a business, raising a family, or simply trying to figure out what God is asking of you in this season—stick to the assignment. And while you're doing it, take care of YOU. You are a reflection of God. Take the time to look good, feel good, rest, and care for the woman carrying the assignment. And when you see another woman struggling, instead of criticizing her, ask: “How can I help?” And if you don't know how to do something? ASK. There is no shame in saying, “I don't know how to do this. Can you show me?” So grab your lunch, pull up a chair, and hang out with Jess & Lex for a conversation about leadership, disappointment, consistency, self-care, obedience, and staying anchored to the One who gave you the assignment in the first place. Whatever God called you to do—stand on it. Stay consistent. Take the next step. And keep pointing it all back to Jesus. Because LOCA… the assignment is yours.