In today’s culture, appearance matters more than ever. From social media to fashion to aging, Christian women are constantly told what to look like, what to buy, and who to become. But what does Scripture actually say about beauty — and how does our identity in Christ reshape the way we see ourselves?

In this episode, Ellen talks with Ashleigh Brophy, creative director of Preserve Magazine, about:

• How to break free from cultural beauty standards
 • What identity in Christ means for everyday confidence and worth
 • How creativity, motherhood, and calling flow from a secure foundation in Christ
 • How to renew your mind about appearance and comparison
 • Why biblical beauty begins with rest in your identity in Christ, not striving

True beauty isn’t something you achieve — it’s something that flows from a heart anchored in your identity in Christ.

Check out Preserve Magazine and their brand new issue!

Scripture referenced:

• Romans 12:2
• Exodus 31:1-11
• 1 Corinthians 12:4-26
• Proverbs 31:30

About Preserve Magazine:
Website | Instagram | TikTok 

Ashleigh's favorite Bible study tools:
ESV | Mr. Pen Highlighters | Notebooks | Romans: Verse by Verse

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