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Honey, That's Grace. Grace, Faith, Real Life

Faith for real life. Grace for the messy middle.

Welcome to Honey, That’s Grace, a place for honest conversations about faith, mental health, relationships, healing, and the parts of life we do not always know how to talk about.

You do not have to have it all together.

We believe you can love Jesus and still struggle. You can have faith and still feel anxious, overwhelmed, hurt, or unsure. You do not have to hide the hard parts of your story or become a more polished version of yourself before God will meet you there.

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Through meaningful conversations, personal stories, biblical truth, and plenty of laughter, we are creating a space where women can feel seen, encouraged, and reminded that grace is not something we earn.

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It is already here.

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Right now. Right where you are.

Join the conversation.

Have a question, story, or word of encouragement for grace in the messy middle to share? 

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Send us a voice message or written note. We would love to hear from you, and we may even feature your message or question on the podcast.

“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”
Romans 5:8

Listen to the latest conversation.

Feet Walking in Waves

Help us share more grace for the messy middle.

Our mission is to share the hope, truth, and transforming grace of Jesus Christ through honest conversations about mental health, relationships, faith, and everyday life. We are committed to creating a safe and welcoming community where people can ask hard questions, find practical encouragement, and be reminded that no one is beyond God’s love, grace, or redemption.

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Through biblical wisdom, personal stories, expert guests, and meaningful conversations, we hope to equip individuals and families to navigate life’s challenges with faith, compassion, and resilience. Whether someone is celebrating a victory or walking through a difficult season, our desire is for every listener to leave feeling seen, valued, encouraged, and never alone.

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Because God’s grace is greater than any circumstance.

“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”
2 Corinthians 12:9

Meet Honey, That's Grace.

Josh Hollenbeck
Director of Operations

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Josh Hollenbeck is the Director of Operations for Honey, That’s Grace, helping turn the heart and vision of the podcast into something that can reach and encourage more people. A retired U.S. Air Force Air Traffic Controller with 20 years of service, Josh holds a B.S. in Aeronautics from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and brings extensive experience in leadership, operations, project management, technology, and problem-solving.

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Behind the scenes, Josh manages the podcast’s production, digital platforms, website, content distribution, and audience growth, helping ensure each conversation reaches people who may need it most. He is passionate about using technology and creative ideas to expand the ministry’s impact and share the hope and grace of Jesus Christ.

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Outside the podcast, Josh enjoys spending time with his family, boating, fishing, traveling, working on projects, and chasing the next adventure, preferably somewhere near the water.

Alice Baum
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

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Alice Baum is a wife, mother, Grammy, Licensed Professional Counselor, and co-host of Honey, That’s Grace. She holds a Master’s degree in Counseling and has spent years helping people navigate mental health, relationships, emotional struggles, and life’s difficult seasons.

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Through nearly 47 years of marriage, raising a family, and walking alongside others in their deepest moments, Alice has learned that faith isn’t about having all the answers or having it all together. She believes God’s grace meets us exactly where we are and that healing often begins when we realize we are seen, known, and loved.

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On Honey, That’s Grace, Alice brings empathy, professional insight, biblical perspective, and practical wisdom to honest conversations about faith and mental health. Outside the podcast, she enjoys time with her husband Richard, family and grandchildren, traveling, cooking and baking, crafting, and appreciating life’s everyday moments.

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Katie Corwin
Mental Health Therapist

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Katie Corwin is a wife, mama, writer, social worker, and firm believer that most problems are improved by a mountain trail, campfire, or really good book. She earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Alaska Anchorage and has spent years walking alongside people through some of life’s hardest seasons.

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Through motherhood, loss, faith, and learning to let go of perfect, Katie has discovered that following Jesus isn’t about polished answers, it’s about trusting Him through the messy, beautiful, heartbreaking, and hilarious moments of life.

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On Honey, That’s Grace, Katie brings honest, hopeful conversations about faith, marriage, motherhood, emotional health, and finding God in everyday life. She’s also an aspiring author of heartfelt Alaska romances (@katiecorwinbooks).

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When she’s not recording or writing, you’ll find her with her family camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, paddleboarding, or chasing their next Alaska adventure, with coffee and a good book never far away.

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Jenn Hollenbeck
HR Professional & Content Creator
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Jenn Hollenbeck is a wife, mom, stepmom, and co-host of Honey, That’s Grace. She holds an MBA from Liberty University and brings years of experience in human resources, leadership, and helping people and organizations grow.

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Her journey through motherhood, blended-family relationships, leadership, and major life transitions has taught her the importance of letting go of perfection and embracing grace. Jenn understands what it’s like to love Jesus while still navigating anxiety, overthinking, exhaustion, and the pressure to hold everything together.

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On Honey, That’s Grace, Jenn brings honesty, humor, curiosity, and a willingness to talk about the things many women experience but don’t always say out loud. Her hope is to help others feel less alone and recognize God’s presence in the messy, ordinary, and unfinished parts of life.

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