Still Coloring with Toni Collier

Absolutely — here’s the Simplecast podcast description instead: What does it actually look like to keep going when you’re tired enough to quit? In this episode of the Still Coloring Podcast, Toni sits down with author and friend Kaitlin Chappell Rogers for a vulnerable, practical conversation about perseverance, failure, burnout, motherhood, rejection, obedience, spiritual warfare, and learning how to take life one next step at a time.

On this episode of the Still Coloring Podcast, Toni sits down with Mac & Kenz, founders of Delight Ministries and authors of This Wasn’t the Plan, for a vulnerable conversation about feeling stuck, disappointment with God, unanswered prayer, surrender, sin, faith, and what it looks like to keep moving when God does not change your circumstances the way you hoped.

What does it look like to have joy when your life is genuinely hard? Not fake happiness. Not pretending you’re okay. Not slapping a Bible verse over grief and calling yourself healed. Real joy. The kind that sticks. On this episode of the Still Coloring Pod, Toni sits down with Lacy Abercrombie for a hilarious, vulnerable, and deeply honest conversation about identity, sobriety, addiction, grief, suffering, and what happens when you stop being a fan of Jesus and actually begin following Him.

How do you rebuild your life after divorce without losing yourself in the process? In this episode of the Still Coloring Podcast, Toni sits down with Myesha Cheney for a vulnerable conversation about divorce, grief, betrayal, losing community, rebuilding faith, dating again, and learning how to live free after everything changes.

Can healing become an idol? After Toni’s reel about becoming more obsessed with healing than holiness reached millions of people, she invited Chris Cook into a deeper conversation about what real transformation requires. Together, they unpack the difference between self-awareness and surrender, healthy boundaries and hardened walls, processing pain and building an identity around it. Healing matters—but healing was never meant to end with us thinking about ourselves more. It should help us love better, live freer and become more like Jesus. This episode is honest, challenging and deeply hopeful for anyone who has learned all the healing language but still feels spiritually stuck.