Write Over Coffeee Podcast

Write Over Coffeee | Episode 6: The Mentors Who Never Knew My Name

In this episode of Write Over Coffeee, Liz dives into the powerful impact of the voices that shape us from a distance—the mentors who never sat across from us, never heard our story, and may never know our names… but still changed our lives.

Sometimes, in a world that feels overwhelmingly lonely, God places people in our path through books, podcasts, and messages that speak directly to our hearts. These “silent mentors” remind us we’re not alone, that our thoughts aren’t crazy, and that healing can begin—even without a personal connection.

 

Drawing inspiration from voices like Jennie Allen, Lisa Harper, and Rachel Hollis, Liz shares how truth can meet you right where you are—without pressure, expectations, or needing to explain your past.

 

Because sometimes… the safest place to grow is with someone who doesn’t know your story.

 

You don’t have to be alone in a lonely world.

 

📖 Resources mentioned in this episode:

Finding Your People – Jennie Allen

https://a.co/d/0dhIl0iM

Life – Lisa Harper

https://a.co/d/02B1dNow

 

🌐 Visit: Elizabethkgreen.com

 

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Write Over Coffeee | Episode 5: Liz speaks at St. Emmanuel’s Church in Denton

In this episode of Write Over Coffeee, Liz shares her full speaking engagement at St. Emmanuel’s Church in Denton—a powerful message centered on hope, grief, and what it looks like to walk through both with honesty and compassion.

This recording includes her speech in its entirety. The Q&A portion has been removed out of respect for the privacy of those who shared and the sensitive nature of the conversations that took place. During that time, Liz stepped into the audience, sitting with individuals and meeting them right where they were—creating space for real connection, just as Jesus did.

 

If you’re navigating grief, searching for hope, or carrying something heavy, this message is for you.

 

Listen now on your favorite platform.

 

• Website: Elizabethkgreen.com

• Book: Unspoken Goodbyes: A Daughter’s Story of Grief, Love, and Healing

https://a.co/d/03oa07eX

 

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Write over Coffeee | Episode 4: Liz talks with Lisa, Adriana and Debbie on their grief and unspoken words

In this episode, Liz sits down with Lisa, Adriana, and Debbie for a raw and honest conversation about grief, healing, and the words left unsaid.

 

Each story brings a different perspective, reminding us that grief is not always the loss of a person. It can be the loss of relationships, expectations, identity, or moments we never got to fully express.

 

If you’ve ever carried something unspoken, this episode is for you.

 

Listen now on YouTube & all major platforms
Website: Elizabethkgreen.com

Book: Unspoken Goodbyes: A Daughter’s Story of Grief, Love, and Healing

https://a.co/d/03oa07eX

 

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Write Over Coffeee | Episode 3: Broken Trust — When the people who should love us hurt us

This episode holds space for the wounds we don’t always talk about—the ones caused by broken trust. If you’ve ever struggled to process that kind of pain, this conversation is for you.

Ask yourself:
• What trust wound am I still carrying?  
• Have I allowed myself to acknowledge the depth of the pain?  
• What would healing look like for me?  

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”  
— Psalm 34:18  

“Even my close friend, someone I trusted, one who shared my bread, has turned against me.”  
— Psalm 41:9  

Resources mentioned:  
Untangle Your Emotions by Jennie Allen  
https://a.co/d/0jiTVCTg  

Unspoken Goodbyes: A Daughter’s Story of Grief, Love, and Healing  
https://a.co/d/0haMrWBE  

Listen now on YouTube and all major platforms. Linked in bio.  
More at: Elizabethkgreen.com  

@RachelHollis @JennieAllen  

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Write Over Coffeee | Episode 2: The Weight of Words Unsaid

Have you ever carried the weight of something you wish you had said? Words left unspoken can stay with us for years, often turning into regret that quietly weighs on the heart.

In this episode, I open up about regret, the power of words, and the healing that can come when we bring our burdens to God. I share some personal insight into why this topic matters so deeply to me and how faith can offer comfort, grace, and peace even when we cannot change the past.

Sometimes the most powerful step toward healing is simply acknowledging what we’re carrying. I invite you to take a moment to reflect with me:

• Is there a regret that you are carrying?

• If you could say one thing to a person today, what would you say to them?

Write it out:

Take a moment and write down what is bothering you. Getting the words out of your heart and onto paper can be the first step toward letting God begin to heal what hurts.

If you are walking through grief or a difficult season and need someone to talk to, I also offer grief and life coaching. You don’t have to carry it alone.

Connect & Learn More

Website: https://elizabethkgreen.com

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Write Over Coffeee | Episode 1: why this podcast?

In this first episode, I share the heart behind the podcast and the voices that have quietly influenced my journey—my “silent mentors.” People like Lisa Harper, Jennie Allen, Trent Shelton, and Rachel Hollis have helped shape the way I see grief, healing, and resilience.

 

This podcast isn’t from the perspective of a therapist or psychiatrist. It’s simply from a human perspective—someone who deeply loved her dad and is learning how to live with loss.

 

If conversations about grief, growth, and honest healing resonate with you, I’d love for you to subscribe and follow along.

 

Mentions:

 

Unspoken Goodbyes – A Daughter’s Story of Grief, Love, and Healing by Elizabeth Green

https://a.co/d/04TOKXM7

 

Girl, Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies About Who You Are So You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be by Rachel Hollis

https://a.co/d/0fioSNf7