255: Walking with Jesus One Step, Laugh & Mistake at a Time | Molly Stillman

Molly Stillman

Molly Stillman is the host of the Can I Laugh on Your Shoulder? podcast and a sought-after speaker.

The lifestyle blog she started in 2007, Still Being Molly, is a community for women who love ethical style, clean beauty, parenting, funny stories, and serving in their communities.

Her deep passion lies in inspiring women to know they were created on purpose, with a purpose, and for a purpose.

Molly lives with her husband John, children Lilly and Amos, and various and sundry animals on a small farm in Durham, North Carolina.

She loves Jesus a whole lot, drinks too much Diet Coke, and eats a lot of Chipotle burritos.

You can find her on the internets at stillbeingmolly.com.

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If you’re feeling the weight of past mistakes and struggling to forgive yourself, then you are not alone! Molly Stillman’s journey from squandering a quarter of a million dollars to finding healing and purpose in Jesus will inspire you to embrace your journey of redemption and growth, as a process. And to learn to LAUGH along the way.

Key Takeaways:

Molly’s journey from wreckless living to freedom in Christ
The study of God’s Word transforms hearts and lives
Navigating the loss of her mother at age 17
The journey of financial freedom and how it came in layers.
The power of humor to be both a healthy and unhealthy coping mechanism.

Quotes:

“Being on Saturday Night Live was my lifelong dream… but it also was a great coping mechanism in that, like, it was really easy to hide how I was feeling if I making people laugh four or five nights a week.” -Molly Stillman

“Improv was my drug… the adrenaline rush… it made it really easy to forget all the crap that I was trying to hide.” -Molly Stillman

“You know that I’ve forgiven you, right?… You haven’t forgiven yourself. ” -Molly Stillman referring to the still small voice of God

“I am only who I am today by the grace of God… Who are we trying to elevate? Are we trying to elevate ourselves or are we trying to elevate the name of Jesus.” -Molly Stillman