What happens when a home kitchen becomes a place of ministry?

Megan Creasy began sharing on social media through her home-based microbakery, posting videos of sourdough bread, cookies, and cinnamon rolls. But as she baked, she also began sharing something much deeper—her worship, her joy, and pieces of her own story of healing.

What started in her kitchen grew into a following of several hundred thousand people. Yet Megan’s influence has never been just about baking. It has become a way to invite people into her story and point them toward hope, healing, faith, and the goodness of God.

In this two-part conversation, we talk with Megan about healing, family, strength, and what it looks like to faithfully serve wherever God has placed you. We’ll hear about the ministry happening around her kitchen table, the community she has built through baking, and the ways she continues to serve in her church.

Join us for this beautiful conversation with Megan Creasy on Rooted Deep.

What happens when a home kitchen becomes a place of ministry?

Megan Creasy began sharing on social media through her home-based microbakery, posting videos of sourdough bread, cookies, and cinnamon rolls. But as she baked, she also began sharing something much deeper—her worship, her joy, and pieces of her own story of healing.

What started in her kitchen grew into a following of several hundred thousand people. Yet Megan’s influence has never been just about baking. It has become a way to invite people into her story and point them toward hope, healing, faith, and the goodness of God.

In this two-part conversation, we talk with Megan about healing, family, strength, and what it looks like to faithfully serve wherever God has placed you. We’ll hear about the ministry happening around her kitchen table, the community she has built through baking, and the ways she continues to serve in her church.

Join us for this beautiful conversation with Megan Creasy on Rooted Deep.

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We all know we should spend time in God's Word—but why is it often one of the hardest spiritual habits to build? In this episode, we have an honest conversation about the blessing found in Psalm 1 and what it truly means to delight in God's Word. We explore the obstacles that keep us from opening our Bibles, why Scripture is meant to shape our hearts rather than simply increase our knowledge, and practical, uncomplicated ways to make God's Word a regular part of everyday life. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to renew your passion for Scripture, this episode will encourage you to take the next step and discover the life-changing power of God's Word.

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Faith in the In-Between: A Journey Through The Book of Exodus: https://rebabowman.gumroad.com/l/Faith_In_The_In-Between

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Faith in the In-Between: A Journey Through The Book of Exodus: https://rebabowman.gumroad.com/l/Faith_In_The_In-Between

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Faith in the In-Between: A Journey Through The Book of Exodus: https://rebabowman.gumroad.com/l/Faith_In_The_In-Between