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Not only is it the end of our ninth season of HGHG, but this is our final episode of 2025! We are celebrating and remembering all God did by sharing our favorite things of 2025. Better than a kitchen gadget or our favorite candle, we discuss the behind the scenes of our favorite episodes, reveal a few key people in our lives, and look ahead to what this next year has in store for YOU. 

It might just be the best year yet!

The Her Good Retreat is coming March 19-21, 2026! We have VERY limited spots left and want to see you there. 

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The holidays can be wonderful…and honestly, a little complicated. In this episode, we sit down with Aunt P to talk about what it looks like to walk into family gatherings with both honesty and peace.

We chat through:

• How to love your family well without pretending old hurt doesn’t exist
• When to have the hard conversations—and when it’s better to wait
• What to do with all that pre-holiday anxiety that builds up
• How to grieve a holiday that is spent differently than you would've chosen for yourself 

If the holidays feel messy, heavy, or just different this year, this one’s for you. Let’s breathe, trust God with the tension, and step into the season with hope

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There are days, months, and seasons when all we can say is, “God, what are You doing?”  Plans fall apart, doors close, and the waiting feels endless. We know God IS good, but life doesn't always feel good. So how do we trust God in the middle of the unknown and to believe He is always working? We can't wait to have this conversation with you, and hope that you trust there is a good God who knows and sees you exactly where you are. 

Let's be friends! Check out @lifewaygirls or email us at [email protected] to connect.

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Ever feel like your to-do list has taken over your life? We get it—when there’s a million things screaming for your attention, it’s easy to lose sight of what really matters. In this episode, we dive into the life of Jesus, who walked fully in His Father’s will but didn’t shy away from interruptions that the world might have called “insignificant.” His life challenges us to live with purpose, follow God’s lead, and embrace the moments that truly matter—even when it’s inconvenient or costly.

Resource Highlight: Jesus & Women

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IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD, THE HER GOOD RETREAT IS COMING! We are over 60% full and want to see you there! Check out more at lifeway.com/hergood. 

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If you've ever had a leader or friend break your trust or let you down, you're not alone. Unfortunately, even in ministry, we are not immune to the pain of broken relationships and imperfect leaders. The question we must ask ourselves is, "How do we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus?"

In a world that pushes us to run or hide from our Shepherd every moment of church hurt and broken trust, our invitation in this episode is to run to Him.  We are so grateful for Courtney Reissig sharing her own church experiences in this episode. 

Resource Highlight: Someone to Believe In

Courtney Reissig is a writer and bible teacher living in Little Rock, Arkansas. She is the proud mom of four sons, happy wife to Daniel, and author of three books: The Accidental Feminist, Glory in the Ordinary, and Teach Me to Feel: Worshiping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life. Her writing has appeared in the Washington Post, The Gospel Coalition, and Christianity Today (among other publications). When she is not writing or wrangling kids, she enjoys running and a relaxing Friday night. Her family belongs to Immanuel Baptist Church. You can follow her on X or Instagram (@courtneyreissig).

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Have you ever sat across from a friend or co-worker, knowing you needed to say something—but instead, you stayed silent? Maybe you didn’t want to offend, hurt the relationship, or you simply weren’t sure how to say it. But what’s the cost of not speaking up? And what’s the cost when we don’t allow others to speak into our lives?

In this episode of His Glory, Her Good, we explore how to navigate those awkward or tense conversations with grace and truth. You’ll gain practical tools to help you confidently live out James 1:19—“Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.”

Resource Highlight: Defined by Priscilla Shirer

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Have you ever found yourself living in survival mode? From week to week, or event to event, getting ahead feels overwhelming and dreadful. So instead of being strategic or planning ahead, every day feels like chaos just trying to keep your head above water! 

This conversation invites you to take a breath, look around at your current reality, and prepare for the season ahead. Boundaries, delegation, planning, and rest all play a role in helping you to thrive (not just survive) in every season of ministry.

For questions and feedback, reach out to us at [email protected].

Resource Highlight: Love Came Down

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What does it look like to hold both joy and sorrow at the same time? In this episode, we sit down with author and therapist, Nicole Zasowski, to talk about the tensions of hope and heartbreak, grief and goodness, and the power of celebration in the life of a leader.

Nicole shares encouragement for women in  ministry who feel the weight of the world or the fear of the unknown, reminding us that joy is not a denial of reality but a choice rooted in truth. We explore how to lead when negativity surrounds us, why celebration carries deep theological significance (and isn’t just “elementary”), and what practical rhythms can help us cultivate joy in our everyday lives.

Whether you need fresh hope for your ministry, courage to face change, or simply a reminder that joy is available here and now, this conversation with Nicole will leave you encouraged and equipped.

Check out Nicole's Bible Study for women, Daring Joy! 

For questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected]. 

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Unfortunately, there isn't a rule book or a one-size-fits-all method of knowing when to stay and when to leave a role, church, or job. So how do you know when it's time? And if you're called to leave, how do you do it well?

In this episode, we are getting honest with our journeys through transition and what we learned / wished we would have done differently. Our hope is you'll leave asking the right questions about where God is calling you and be reminded of the Good Shepherd who leads you in and out of every season.

Resource Highlight: Staying Power

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Season 8 of His Glory, Her Good is here! We can't even believe it, and we are so excited to kick off our first episode with author and co-founder of She Reads Truth, Amanda Bible Williams. 

If you have ever held or seen anything that She Reads Truth does, you know their resources are intentional and beautiful for their audience. We talk about why that is important, how to help those who feel unqualified and uninspired lean into Scripture, and how moms can lead their teens into a love for God's Word. There truly is so much goodness in one conversation! 

To find out more about The Bible is For You, click HERE. You will love it!

Make sure to follow us @lifewaygirls and always reach out if you have questions.

Amanda Bible Williams is co-founder of She Reads Truth, a brand that creates beautiful, accessible Bible reading plans and resources that help women read God’s Word every day. She is also a general editor of the She Reads Truth Bible and the He Reads Truth Bible, co-host of the She Reads Truth Podcast, and an inaugural member of the Women’s Leadership Cohort at Denver Seminary, where she is living her dream of becoming a professional student. Amanda, her husband David, and their four children live in a loud and lively farmhouse just south of Nashville, Tennessee. And yes, her maiden name really is Bible.