Sally Dupaix's guest appearances

Sally Dupaix

Spiritually Minded Women Podcast

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Have you ever thought that you don’t have any talents or wondered how your quirky gifts could possibly help someone else? If so, you’ll totally relate to my guest, Sally Dupaix.   Sally grew up cooking and baking with her mom and developed a love for food. She also learned how to make friends easily with frequent moves in her childhood.   But Sally never thought of these two things she loved and was good at–food and friendship–as something she could use to build God’s kingdom until a few years ago.   Listen to Sally’s interview to hear how she learned food and friendship were gifts that she could use as a part of her own spiritual journey.   Sally also shares her testimony that everyone has gifts that matter and are important in God’s work. She believes when we all use our gifts, it’s like a “patchwork quilt that covers the whole earth, as we each just bring our square. And when all of our work is combined, it’s enough.”                        Journal Questions                Sally shared how a friend helped her to see that food and friendship were her gifts by asking her questions. If you aren’t sure what your gifts are, think about and write your answers to these questions. What has been a theme for my whole life? What have I been taught through my experiences? What has God been teaching me throughout my life?   Another way to use your gifts to help build the kingdom is to go to the source, the person who gave you those gifts in the first place. Take some time to ponder or meditate and ask God how you can use your gifts to be a part of His work.   Sally shared the thought that we are not meant to be unseen. What you have to offer matters. Think of one way you can use your gifts and talents to bless someone else. Write that idea down and then go and do it. After, write your thoughts about how sharing your gift made you feel.                        Episode Links                Follow Sally on Instagram: @kinship.table Follow Spiritually Minded Women on Instagram: @spirituallymindedwomen Watch Spiritually Minded Women podcast episodes on YouTube

Have you ever thought that you don’t have any talents or wondered how your quirky gifts could possibly help someone else? If so, you’ll totally relate to my guest, Sally Dupaix. Sally grew up cooking and baking with her mom and developed a love for food. She also learned how to make friends easily with frequent moves in her childhood. But Sally never thought of these two things she loved and was good at–food and friendship–as something she could use to build God’s kingdom until a few years ago. Listen to Sally’s interview to hear how she learned food and friendship were gifts that she could use as a part of her own spiritual journey. Sally also shares her testimony that everyone has gifts that matter and are important in God’s work. She believes when we all use our gifts, it’s like a “patchwork quilt that covers the whole earth, as we each just bring our square. And when all of our work is combined, it’s enough.”   Journal Questions Sally shared how a friend helped her to see that food and friendship were her gifts by asking her questions. If you aren’t sure what your gifts are, think about and write your answers to these questions. What has been a theme for my whole life? What have I been taught through my experiences? What has God been teaching me throughout my life? Another way to use your gifts to help build the kingdom is to go to the source, the person who gave you those gifts in the first place. Take some time to ponder or meditate and ask God how you can use your gifts to be a part of His work. Sally shared the thought that we are not meant to be unseen. What you have to offer matters. Think of one way you can use your gifts and talents to bless someone else. Write that idea down and then go and do it. After, write your thoughts about how sharing your gift made you feel.   Episode Links Follow Sally on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kinship.table/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@kinship.table</a> Follow Spiritually Minded Women on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/spirituallymindedwomen/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@spirituallymindedwomen</a> Watch Spiritually Minded Women podcast episodes on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGFpr3F-NYwZJOxmi3ncAUg" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a>

SMW 026: Why Your Unique Gifts Matter in the Work of Building Gods Kingdom || Sally Dupaix

On this episode, Sally Dupaix teaches us the importance of connecting over family meals, and how to create meaningful memories and connections with 5 doable tips. 1. Realize that you, as a parent or caregiver set the tone for the family meal. Get rid of as many distractions as possible. Set yourself up for success by being prepared. Make things special. Create traditions and plan special events around things that are important In your life. Set age appropriate and realistic expectations. Show NotesArticle Sally quoted research from: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/family-dynamics/Pages/Mealtime-as-Family-Time.aspxThis week’s #createjoychallenge is to share your family meals using the hashtag #mykinshiptable Share who you are sharing your table with, and how you are connecting over food. Then put your phone away and enjoy your time together. As a bonus, tag @kinship.table and @createjoypodcast so we can share!You can find Sally on Instagram at @kinship.table Connect with Create Joy Podcast on Instagram @createjoypodcast Facebook Group - Create Joy Podcast--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/createjoypodcast/message

On this episode, Sally Dupaix teaches us the importance of connecting over family meals, and how to create meaningful memories and connections with 5 doable tips. 1. Realize that you, as a parent or caregiver set the tone for the family meal. Get rid of as many distractions as possible. Set yourself up for success by being prepared. Make things special. Create traditions and plan special events around things that are important In your life. Set age appropriate and realistic expectations. Show Notes Article Sally quoted research from: <a href="https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/family-dynamics/Pages/Mealtime-as-Family-Time.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/family-dynamics/Pages/Mealtime-as-Family-Time.aspx</a> This week’s #createjoychallenge is to share your family meals using the hashtag #mykinshiptable Share who you are sharing your table with, and how you are connecting over food. Then put your phone away and enjoy your time together. As a bonus, tag @kinship.table and @createjoypodcast so we can share! You can find Sally on Instagram at @kinship.table Connect with Create Joy Podcast on Instagram @createjoypodcast Facebook Group - Create Joy Podcast --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/createjoypodcast/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/createjoypodcast/message</a>

9. - How to Create Meaningful Memories Around the Dinner Table - with Sally Dupaix