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“Am I beautiful enough?"  - It’s a question many women wrestle with. We all struggle with cultural pressures, comparison, insecurity related to beauty. And the enemy tells us lies which ultimately feed into those most sensitive and tender areas of a woman's heart. 

In this episode of Her Podcast, Pat Domangue continues the My True Identity series with licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist, Taylor Draughn. Together, they explore the profound impact of cultural beauty standards on women’s self-perception and the struggle between outward appearance and inner worth. From comparison and insecurity to God’s definition of true beauty, Pat and Taylor offer biblical wisdom and practical encouragement to help women root their identity in Christ. If you’ve ever asked yourself, Am I beautiful enough?, this conversation will inspire you to embrace your God-given worth as His marvelous creation.

📖 Want to go deeper? Pat’s latest Bible study, My Maker and Me: A Six-Week Study of Becoming God’s Beautiful Vessel, is available now. Discover how the Potter shapes your life and identity in Him by clicking this link 👉https://www.onfire-ministries.org/isaiah-64-8 

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In this eye-opening episode of HER Podcast in our True Identity series, we dive into the hidden struggles of abused women and the deep identity wounds that often keep them silent.  Many abused women do not see themselves as victims and often don’t even realize that what they are dealing with is abuse. 

Today’s guest Stacey Womack, founder of Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services (ARMS), shares powerful insights from working with over 55,000 abused women, revealing why many don’t even recognize their abuse. Through biblical truth and practical wisdom, this conversation exposes the lies that keep abused women trapped and points them toward healing, worth, and their true identity in Christ.

To learn more about ARMS go to https://abuserecovery.org/about/

To get help or connect with Stacey Womack through Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services: 
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“Am I Smart Enough?” Reframing Wisdom and Identity in Christ
In this episode of HER Podcast, Pat Domangue and Licensed Professional Counselor Taylor Draughn tackle the often unspoken identity many women carry: “not smart enough.” Together, they explore how this false label can take root in our hearts and affect the way we see ourselves, our purpose, and our relationship with God.

Through personal stories, biblical insight from Genesis 3 and Proverbs 14, and practical encouragement, Pat and Taylor show how God reframes our understanding of intelligence—not through performance or grades, but through wisdom and His Spirit within us. Learn how to stand on truth, reject the enemy’s lies, and grow as a wise woman of God.

🔹 Scripture-based truth
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Pat Domangue interviews Jessica Morris author of Dewdrops: Morning Meditations to Cultivate Faith, Love, and Service and Higher Powered: One Woman’s Journey of Personal Eschatolgy. Higher Powered was based on her master’s thesis, Personal Eschatology: The End of My World as I know It. 

Jessica’s story corresponds with our current My True Identity Series and our past, Women Of The Bible Series.  Jessica carried a wrong identity of “I am a mistake” based on the unhealthy and unholy environment she was raised in, harmful words spoken to her, and painful things that happened to her while living as a daughter of an alcoholic minister. Her story also parallels with Tamar from Genesis 38:6-28. Tamar and Jessica were not protected or honored by the people God placed in their life to care for them. Eventually, their brokenness and unprotected-ness would force them in directions that were not their best decisions. 

But God transformed Jessica’s life, story, and identity. She learned to reframe the story of her life when God began to speak to her, “Jessica, You are supposed to be here.” 

Jessica’s Website: https://jessicalmorris.com

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Today, Licensed professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist, Taylor Draughn  joins Pat to discuss the identity of Unforgiven which is common for those of us with a “bad past” to carry with us into our new life as a Christian. Pat shares from her journey with Jesus and believing she was unforgiven for the first several years after her initial salvation. She now recognizes that she didn’t understand grace and how powerful and complete Jesus’ forgiveness was and still is. Taylor shares from her perspective and expertise as a counselor about how she sees this issue affect so many women in her practice.

In this episode, not only do we discuss the problems and issues for those who are in Christ to continue to identify as Unforgiven. We give you Bible verses that speak to the truth of the forgiven identity for those who are in Christ, and give practical ways we can release the old identity and embrace our new, “in Christ” identity of forgiven. 

Please take a moment to rate and review our podcast to help other women find Healing and Encouragement in their Real life through the Bible. 

To contact us about topics you would like us to discuss in the My True Identity series, email Pat @[email protected] or through our contact for on the website: https://www.onfire-ministries.org/contact.

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In our latest podcast series, My True Identity. Pat Domangue, Bible Study Author and Women’s Ministry Leader teams up with Taylor Draughn, a licensed professional counselor, and Marriage and Family Therapist to address wrong ways we identify ourselves. Discover ways to detect wrong thinking and labels we might be wearing that do not line up with who we are in Christ. 

Today we take a look into the woman at the well in John 4 and see how she could have easily identified with the “I am a failure” mindset and how we, as women often allow failures in our life to give us a similar mindset and identity.  Divorce can make us feel like a failure and especially if we are in the Christian community. Parenting, especially mothering, can cause women to struggle with feelings of failure that can lead to a "I am a failure" identity. However, our sin, mistakes, and failures should never identify us. 

We would love to include your thoughts and questions into our discussion. You can send your thoughts and questions to us through my web-site contact form that I will add into the show notes for you. or go to https://www.onfire-ministries.org/contact

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Today begins a new ​HER Podcast​ series based on identity, our true spiritual identity, i.e. My True Identity. Pat Domangue, Bible Study Author and Women’s Ministry Leader teams up with Taylor Draughn, a licensed professional counselor, and Marriage and Family Therapist to address wrong ways we identify ourselves often based on the fact that we have a real spiritual enemy who works tirelessly to keep us from knowing and understanding our true “in Christ” identity. 

Identity theft is a real issue in our world today. A person’s stolen personal and financial information can bring harm and devastation to their lives. Spiritual identity theft equally harms and devastates our lives. It affects our heart, mind, and emotions which effectively affects our physical and relational wellbeing. However, this real-life issue often happens under our radar and can go years undetected. 

In our introduction to the series today, we focus on awareness and bringing the wrong thoughts and ways we identity ourselves to the surface. Taylor and Pat will help you detect wrong identities or labels that you might be wearing and help you take back what was stolen from you. 

We would love to include your thoughts and questions into our discussion. You can send your thoughts and questions to us through my web-site contact form that I will add into the show notes for you. or go to ​https://www.onfire-ministries.org/contact​

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In today’s episode, we will be focusing on the historical and cultural context of the biblical author and his audience and recognize how much that helps us get to the point of interpreting and discovering the true meaning of the Scripture for us today.

This is the sixth episode in a How To Study The Bible podcast series. In this series, I share things I learned throughout the past twenty-three years in ministry and from ten years in Seminary getting a Bachelor’s degree in Christian ministry with an emphasis on women’s ministry and Bible study and a master’s degree in Biblical Studies as well. If you are looking to go deeper into the study of Scripture, you will find these episodes beneficial in helping you apply the information to your personal Bible study.  

If you haven’t listened to the previous how to study the Bible episodes in HER Podcast, I encourage you to do that. The first of the series is How to Study the Bible and Find Healing and Encouragement for Yourselves where we cover some of the basics of Bible study and gradually look at topics that take us deeper. 

Everything we learn about how to study the Bible sets us up to open the Bible and have God speak to us personally and intimately. To know and hear from God personally and intimately and to find that healing and encouragement for yourselves is the purpose behind this series. 

Much of what we are looking at in the podcasts series is covered in detail in my Bible study book, DIG: Digging Into God’s Word, A “How To” Study The Bible Guide For Women. Here is the link 👉https://www.onfire-ministries.org/shoponfire/p/dig-bible-study-book.

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Pat Domangue and Patricia Cameron, author of Grief Unwrapped: Discovering Joy in a Season of Sorrow discuss the process and journey of finding hope and joy even when grief grips your heart and especially during the holiday season. 

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This is Part 5 of a how to study the Bible series. In today’s episode, we are talking a lot about the problem we face when we bring our personal biases into our study of Scripture and how it can damage of at least negatively affect our ability to come to a right and true interpretation of Scripture especially when we are dealing with biblical tensions. We will address our biases and our need to identify them and then what to do with them once we identify them. We will also be looking at the fact that the Bible is filled with tensions and our need to approach Scripture as a student not the teacher. 

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