In this episode, Laura L. Smith joins us to share how God transforms our "ordinary" lives into masterpieces of His grace. Through the stories of brave women in the Bible, we’re reminded that God sees us, equips us, and invites us to be the unique "God colors" the world needs right now.

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Brave Woman, Mighty God: 30 Things You Can Do by Laura L. Smith

Do you ever feel like you’re carrying an invisible checklist of everything you should be doing, who you must become, and how you have to measure up? Holley shares encouragement for every woman who feels worn out by expectations.

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Holley's Website

What are you okay with never figuring out? (Besides math–ha!) We talk about the things in life that are still a bit of a mystery, including God, the people we love, and situations that will never quite make sense to us. 

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What If You’re Doing Better Than You Think? by Jennifer Renee Watson

Jennifer shares about how being a grownup is a lot less about having all the right answers, and a lot more about learning how to keep going with grace.

What did you think being a grown-up would be like? We share our answers. Spoiler alert: Some made us laugh out loud. Others helped us reflect. And a few inspired us to think about the years still ahead of us too. 

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Generous Orchid by Suzanne Eller

Jesus showed us how to see people wholly. We are invited to do the same.

www.tsuzanneeller.com

What do you think differently now? After seven years of the podcast, we look back on what we’ve learned and how we’ve changed–and why the ability to adapt and grow matters for all of us. 

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365 Truths for Every Woman’s Heart by Holley (download a free excerpt at HolleyGerth.com/365)  

Beauty isn’t in the eye of the beholder; it’s in the eyes of the Creator. Holley helps us reframe how we see ourselves and reminds us that all of who we are, even the way we look, can have a purpose. 

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365 Truths for Every Woman’s Heart by Holley (download a free excerpt at HolleyGerth.com/365)  

Summer often comes with expectations to look a certain way, especially for women. We talk about how to love our bodies as they are and see all of who we are as beautiful, especially our scars. 

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What If You’re Doing Better Than You Think? by Jennifer Renee Watson

Somewhere along the way, many of us traded wonder for responsibility, laughter for productivity, and joy for survival mode. Jennifer encourages us that our soul was never designed to live in constant striving. 

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Jennifer’s FB page