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Conversations with Daisy JonesAuthor: Daisy Jones
Conversations with Daisy Jones features organic and spontaneous conversations with interesting people who have interesting things to say about faith, survival, money, mental wellness, love, marriage, parenting, business, entrepreneurship, health, dreams, ideas, legacy, and life! Daisy Jones is host of the weekly talk show on FM WHNL 94.9 and FM WOAH 106.3. This podcast features some of the conversations had since 2016. Amazing conversations to inspire, inform, empower and entertain. www.conversationswithdaisyjones.com @conversationswithdaisy IG Language: en Genres: Personal Journals, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Faith, Therapy, and Financial Freedom with Pastor Christie Conyers, LPC
Episode 8
Saturday, 11 April, 2026
Christie Conyers returns to the conversation with the kind of insight that challenges how we think about faith, healing, and responsibility.As a licensed professional counselor and senior pastor of Mt. Zion Ministries, Hinesville, GA, Christie reaches people at the intersection of faith and therapy. In this episode, we talk honestly about what it means to care for both the spirit and the mind, and why seeking therapy is not a contradiction to faith, but often a continuation of it. She breaks down the misconceptions that keep people stuck and offers a more complete view of healing that includes wisdom, accountability, and truth..We also step into a remarkable story of leadership and discipline. Christie shares how Mt. Zion Ministries eliminated nearly $500,000 in debt in less than six months. This was not hype or chance. It was built on intentional teaching, practical financial strategies, and one-on-one coaching that equipped families to confront their own financial realities. As the ministry moved toward freedom, many individuals and families became debt free right alongside it.The conversation goes further, addressing the generational patterns that shape how people think about money, mental health, and faith. Christie speaks candidly about what it takes to break cycles, shift thinking, and lead both a church and a community into a different future.This is grounded, necessary conversation.
