What does it really mean to be a trustworthy woman?

In this episode, Andrea sits down with Janis Lewis to talk about trust, grief, and the deep foundation that comes from trusting God first.

After losing her husband of 47 years, Janis found herself leaning on God in ways she never had before. Through that season, she discovered that trust is not something built overnight — it is formed in the valleys, strengthened through experience, and anchored in a relationship with God.

Together, Andrea and Janis explore what it looks like to embody the character trait of trustworthiness as a woman made in God’s image. They discuss the importance of consistency, creating safe spaces for others, and how trusting God first allows us to become people others can trust.

Janis also shares about her ministry supporting widows and how God has used her own journey of grief to help others walk the path from loss to healing.

If you’ve ever struggled with trusting people, trusting life, or even trusting God during difficult seasons, this conversation will encourage you to lift your eyes, take the next step, and remember that God is already there.

Connect with Janis Lewis

Website: https://janislewis.com
Facebook: Janis Lewis Author

What does it actually mean to live with nobility?

Not perfection, performance or pretending everything is fine.

In this week’s conversation, I sit down with Jan Ragland to talk about what it really looks like to walk like royalty in real life, especially when life is hard.

We explore:

• How to guard your heart without becoming hardened

• Why nobility is about identity

• What to do when forgiveness feels like a daily choice

• How to stay grounded when family dynamics and emotions run high

• And why allowing God to define you changes everything

Jan shares from deep personal experience, reminding us that nobility is not about earning worth. I’s about knowing who you are and whose you are.

When you understand your identity, you don’t have to strive for a crown. You simply walk like the daughter of a King.

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You were made in His image.

What comes to mind when you hear the word justice?

For many of us, it’s tied to fear, punishment, and judgment — a distant man in a robe, a final verdict, and the anxiety of getting it wrong, but Scripture paints a very different picture.

In this solo episode, Andrea sits with the Proverbs 31 character trait Just and shares how discovering God as Judge radically reshaped her understanding of justice, and her relationship with God.

Biblical justice isn’t about punishment for punishment’s sake.
It’s about restoration, wholeness, and shalom.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why God’s justice is rooted in love, not fear

• How Scripture defines justice as making things whole, not just fair

• The difference between punishment and restoration

• Why forgiveness and justice must walk hand in hand

• What it looks like to live justly in everyday life

Through Scripture, personal reflection, and practical examples, Andrea invites you to reframe justice through God’s heart and to see how living justly can bring healing not only to individuals, but to families, communities, and relationships.

If you’ve ever struggled with the idea of God as Judge, or felt tension between justice, mercy, and forgiveness, this conversation offers clarity, compassion, and hope.

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What does it actually mean to be an advocate, in a way that’s biblical, practical, and rooted in love?

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Shirley Chancellor, and this conversation will expand your view of advocacy far beyond something “formal” or “public.” Shirley breaks it down in a way that feels doable in everyday life: coming alongside someone with wisdom, encouragement, prayer, and support without slipping into rescuing, controlling, or taking over.

Together, we talk about:

• Why Shirley chose the character trait Advocate

• The difference between being an advocate vs. being a rescuer

• What advocacy looks like in real life (parenting, education, friendships, church, and even advocating for yourself)

• Why prayer is one of the most powerful forms of advocacy

• How advocacy is always connected to love, discernment, and heart posture

• When you may not be the person someone needs and how to handle that with wisdom and peace

• One practical piece of advice Shirley gives every woman who wants to live as an advocate this week

This episode is part of Season 4 of the In Her Image Podcast: Formed — Becoming Who God Made You To Be, where we explore the character traits of the Proverbs 31 woman and rediscover identity through God’s nature moving from performance to formation.

📖 The In Her Image Podcast is rooted in my book, In Her Image — a 31-day Proverbs 31 devotional focused on one trait at a time, with space for reflection and real-life application.
You can order the book on Amazon or your favorite online bookstore. If you’re in the US, you can also get a signed copy directly from my website. 

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If this conversation encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a review, or share this episode with a friend—those small actions help these conversations reach more women who need them.

Until next time… keep becoming who God made you to be. 🤍

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Facebook: @shirleychancellor2020

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In this episode of the In Her Image Podcast, I sit down with Melissa for an honest and grounding conversation about what it looks like to refocus and realign when life feels noisy, overwhelming, or off-center.

Together, we explore how easily distraction, pressure, and expectations can pull us away from who we truly are, and how realignment isn’t about doing more, but about returning to what matters most.

This conversation invites you to slow down, breathe, and ask deeper questions:

• Where do I need to realign my heart, my priorities, or my perspective?

• What does it look like to come back to myself, and to God, with honesty and grace?

Melissa shares her personal insights, lived experiences, and the quiet wisdom she’s gained through seasons of recalibration. This episode isn’t about quick fixes or self-improvement — it’s about awareness, presence, and choosing alignment over autopilot.

Fully

Overcome by

Christ

Unified in

Service to our King

If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, disconnected, or in need of clarity, this conversation is an invitation to pause and reset.

📖 In Her Image: A Proverbs 31 Devotional
This podcast is rooted in the In Her Image devotional, which explores identity and character through the lens of Scripture.
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In this opening episode of Season 4: Formed – Becoming Who God Made You to Be, Andrea sits down with two very special guests , her daughters, Ana and Alisha,for an honest, unscripted conversation about wise counsel and parenting through the eyes of teens.

Proverbs 31 opens with wisdom passed down from a mother to her son, and this episode leans into that heart:
What does wise counsel actually look like lived out in real life, especially within the parent-child relationship?

Together, they talk candidly about:

• what wise counsel has looked like from their perspective

• what Andrea has done well as a mom

• areas where growth and learning still matter

• and how wisdom is often formed through relationship

This conversation is thoughtful, vulnerable, and full of perspective, especially for parents who want to lead with love, humility, and intention rather than control.

Whether you’re parenting teens, younger children, or simply learning how to live wisely in your relationships, this episode sets the tone for the season: formation happens through real conversations, lived experience, and grace.

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Welcome to Season 4 of the In Her Image Podcast.

This season is called Formed: Becoming Who God Made You to Be, and it’s built around real, unscripted conversations with women who carry a grace for the character traits found in Proverbs 31. These are not interviews or teachings, but honest conversations about what these traits look like when they’re lived out in real life.

Each woman joining this season is someone host, Andrea John, personally knows and can speak to—women whose lives reflect the character being explored. Together, they talk openly about what they’ve learned, how growth has been formed over time, and what becoming has looked like through both beauty and challenge.

Rather than presenting Proverbs 31 as a checklist or standard to live up to, this season frames it as wisdom passed down through relationship—an invitation into maturity, wholeness, and lived faith.

Season 4 begins with a personal conversation featuring Andrea’s daughters, setting the tone for a season focused on formation over perfection and wisdom lived out together.

🎧 New episodes release every Tuesday.

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Honor is about reverence, integrity, and alignment.

In this final meditation of Season 3, we reflect on Honorable through the lens of Proverbs 31 — a life lived with weight, intention, and devotion to God. This 4–5 minute meditation invites you to pause, reflect on the journey, and consider who you are becoming.

As a closing activation, you’ll be encouraged to identify one or two character traits God may be highlighting for you to lean into this year. Growth happens through focus — not pressure.

✨ What’s next:
The next season of the In Her Image Podcast will move into a weekly format, featuring conversations with women as we dive deeper into each character trait.
A special season introduction episode drops Monday to share what to expect.

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Thank you for walking this journey.
The becoming continues.

Humility isn’t about shrinking or thinking less of yourself — it’s about living with clarity and freedom.

In today’s short meditation, we reflect on Humble as a strength rooted in truth rather than self-effort. Through the lens of Proverbs 31, this episode invites you to release comparison, quiet the need to prove yourself, and rest in a confidence that is anchored in God.

The Proverbs 31 woman lives humbly because her confidence is rightly placed. She doesn’t strive for attention or affirmation. Instead, she walks with wisdom, openness, and trust — allowing humility to create space for growth, peace, and grace.

In today’s short meditation, we reflect on Devoted — not as religious performance or perfection, but as a heart posture rooted in reverence for God. Drawing from Proverbs 31:30, this episode invites you to slow down and consider where your heart is oriented and what it consistently turns toward.

The Proverbs 31 woman is praised not for outward appearance or achievement, but for her devotion — a life anchored in awe, trust, and steady faithfulness. This meditation creates space to release pressure, quiet distractions, and realign your heart with what truly matters.

Whether you’re walking through the In Her Image devotional or simply joining us through the podcast, this episode is an invitation to return — gently and honestly — to the center.

Take a few minutes today to breathe, reflect, and rest in the truth that devotion grows through attention, not intensity.