What happens when church hurt, broken trust, comparison, and competition make it difficult for women to trust one another?

In Episode 10 of our Our Summer of “Wonder-Full” Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, Anne Miranda sits down with author Natalie Runion for an honest conversation about ministry, church hurt, healing, female friendship, mentorship, and sacred sisterhood.

Natalie shares how painful experiences in the church shaped her faith without driving her away from it, why women can begin to see one another as competition, and what it looks like to choose community even after betrayal.

She also opens up about her book, I Don’t Even Like Women: And Other Lies That Get in the Way of Sacred Sisterhood, and the lies that can keep women isolated from the friendships God designed them to experience.

From finding trusted mentors to building a faith that remains rooted through difficult seasons, Natalie reminds us that healing, friendship, and spiritual growth often happen when we refuse to walk alone.

What happens when being capable, responsible, and successful starts to feel like a burden?

In Episode 9 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full” — Women Who Inspire Us, Anne Miranda sits down with educator, author, and speaker Lindsay Sealey to unpack what Lindsay calls the Supergirl Syndrome: the pressure many girls feel to be everything to everyone, all the time.

They explore perfectionism, people-pleasing, achievement, comparison, social media pressure, anxiety, self-worth, boundaries, and why some of the patterns developed in our teenage years can follow us well into adulthood.

Lindsay also shares practical ways parents, mentors, and women can create healthier conversations around pressure, rest, confidence, and worth.

How can parents, educators, and youth leaders help preteen girls develop confidence, healthy friendships, and a strong identity in Christ?

In Episode 8 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full” – Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, Anne Miranda sits down with youth leader, author, and educator Kaitlyn Cey to explore the wonder of the preteen years.

Kaitlyn shares practical insight from her work with young women, including how adults can create safe spaces for honest conversations, recognize when a girl may be struggling internally, and support her through the tender transition between childhood and adolescence.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why preteen girls need adults who listen before they teach
• How to encourage healthy friendships and honest conversations
• Signs that a young person may be struggling beneath the surface
• Why identity, belonging, and contribution are essential
• How parents and leaders can create natural spaces for connection
• The importance of helping girls hear God’s voice for themselves

This conversation is for parents, teachers, mentors, pastors, youth leaders, and anyone who wants to walk alongside the next generation with wisdom, compassion, and faith.

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What does it really take to build friendships that last?

In Episode 7 of our Summer of “Wonder-Full” Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, we have an honest conversation about the beauty, work, and vulnerability of friendship.

From intentionally creating space for meaningful relationships to navigating expectations, conflict, loneliness, jealousy, and even friendship breakups, this conversation explores what it means to truly do life alongside other women.

We also look at the unique depth of Christian friendship, the power of praying for one another, and why sometimes finding community begins with having the courage to make the first invitation.

Whether you have lifelong friendships, are entering a new season, or are wondering how to find your people, this episode is an encouragement to stay open, take the first step, and become the kind of friend you hope to find.

In Episode 6 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full”: Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, Anne sits down with registered psychotherapist Sinait to explore how wonder affects the brain, strengthens relationships, and helps us experience a deeper connection with God.

They discuss how moments of curiosity and awe can soften our need to control, create new neural pathways, and help us become more present. Sinait also shares how moving from hyper-independence to dependence on God can transform how we understand childlike faith.

You’ll also hear the story behind Sinait’s Mommy and Me Christian Journal, created to help mothers and daughters connect intentionally through Scripture, meaningful conversations, and written reflections.

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What is the difference between Christian hope, optimism, and manifesting?

In Episode 5 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full”: Women Who Inspire Us, Angela Scott Lee joins See Hear Love for an honest conversation about trusting God when life feels uncertain.

Angela shares how her family was displaced during the Eaton fire, what it means to actively participate in waiting, and why Christian hope is not about controlling the outcome. She also opens up about church hurt, personal loss, returning to pastoral ministry, and discovering that God’s goodness never stopped pursuing her.

In this conversation:

00:00 Welcome and introduction
01:11 Displacement during the Eaton fire
02:17 What Christian hope really means
04:23 Christian hope versus optimism and manifesting
06:40 Understanding Advent and Isaiah 9:6
08:40 Finding peace in an anxious and unjust world
11:14 What Gen Z and Gen Alpha want from the church
13:40 Angela’s personal faith journey
14:59 Church hurt and walking away
18:17 Can healing happen in the church?
20:31 Becoming hope bearers in our communities
22:28 Closing conversation

Be encouraged to trust God with the outcome, remain rooted in Jesus, and imagine a church that looks more like the kingdom of heaven.

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In Episode 4 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full” Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, Anne Miranda sits down with Robin Djokoto for a deeply moving conversation on healing, suffering, faith, and the presence of God in the hardest seasons of life.

Robin shares with honesty and wisdom about walking through chronic illness, brain surgery, unanswered prayers, and the tension many believers feel when healing does not come the way they hoped. Together, Anne and Robin explore what it means to trust God’s goodness, receive help from community, and hold on to hope when life feels painful and uncertain.

This episode is for anyone who has prayed for healing, waited for breakthrough, supported someone who is suffering, or needed a reminder that God is present in the storm.

In this powerful conversation, Robin shares her journey of faith, healing, and God’s goodness through one of the most difficult seasons of her life.

After struggling with severe headaches, migraines, and unanswered questions, Robin experienced a seizure that led doctors to discover a massive brain tumor. What followed was brain surgery, prayer, community support, and a testimony of God’s peace in the middle of fear.

This episode explores physical healing, spiritual healing, emotional healing, and what it means to trust God through uncertainty.

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What does a miracle look like?

Sometimes it looks like physical healing. Sometimes it looks like finding a birth mother after 30 years. Sometimes it looks like peace in the middle of anxiety, community in the middle of grief, or people showing up when life feels impossible.

In Episode 2 of Our Summer of “Wonder-Full” Women Who Inspire Us Podcast Series, Melinda and Anne have an honest conversation about miracles, healing, unanswered prayers, and the wonder of seeing God at work in both big and quiet ways.

This episode is for anyone who has prayed for a miracle, questioned why one has not come, or needed a reminder that God can still meet us through healing, community, generosity, and love.

Watch now and be reminded that miracles may look different than we expected, but wonder is still possible.

What happens when faith becomes routine and wonder fades? In this heartfelt conversation, Melinda Estabrooks and Anne Miranda share the story behind their new season theme, "Wonder," discussing Scripture, the awe of God, the faith that amazed Jesus, and practical ways to rediscover curiosity, joy, and God's presence in ordinary moments.