She Connects

This week's episode is all about that two-letter word that equips us to develop and maintain healthy boundaries - No!

It is unrealistic to think we can be available to everyone and everything twenty-four hours a day. I needed this reminder as I began to feel the weight of invitations, messages, and just life itself. 

You and I have permission to say no and contend for our health and well-being. 

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

I missed the opportunity to recognize International Women's Day back in March because I was full-on She Rises 2021 Women's Conference mode. But hey, we can celebrate, honor, and show value to women any month of the year, right?!

So often women feel a need to somehow prove themselves to show they have something to bring to the table. Especially in leadership roles outside of the traditional settings, women are often met with pushback and questions about their role.

Let's connect this week and take a look at how Jesus viewed women and what He thought about women fulfilling leadership roles. I'm excited you're here this week!

Find more about Susan and her ministry at www.sherisesmn.org and follow her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

Ever feel the weight of shame? Me too. You're not alone, I think all of us have. 

While I've gained a lot of freedom in this area of my life, every now and then shame shows up in my life as it did just a few weeks ago. Like the bully it is, shame backed me into a corner and made me question a few things in my life.

I believe shame attacks our identity in Christ and what we've been called to do on the earth. But shame is not the boss of you! It does not have permission or authority in your life. You can take authority over it and replace those lies with the truth!

I can't wait to connect with you this week!

Learn more about Susan and her ministry at www.sherisesmn.org You can also find Susan on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

This is the final episode of the three-part miniseries based on the message I gave at the recent 2021 Annual She Rises Women's Conference. In this series, we have been awakened to our identity in Christ, aligned to Kingdom principles, and this week we will take all of what we've learned and be activated as women on a mission! 

We are created for impact and for such a time as this, let's rise!

Somewhere someone will be the fruit of your obedient Yes to God! The world is waiting for the daughters of the King to rise, take their position as a voice in the world and make an impact for all of eternity!

You can learn more about Susan at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel

This week's episode is the second message in a three-part mini-series I'm doing from the recent She Rises MN Annual Conference. I wanted to offer these three episodes for those who were unable to attend as a way to catch a little of what I spoke on Friday night of the conference. It is also a great refresher for those who were able to attend!

Aligned. You have a destiny that God has created you for. You are a destined woman of God! Fulfilling our destinies requires each of us to be fully aligned with God, His truth, and Kingdom principles. 

I'm excited to connect with you again this week!

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

The Annual She Rises Women's Conference 2021 is officially in the books! In a future episode I will share some specific highlights of the weekend, but this week and over the next two, I thought I would touch on small parts of the message I shared at the conference.

Speaking on purpose and potential is like a "sweet spot" for me! I find such fulfillment speaking these truths over the lives of women - each of you has God-given potential and were created on purpose for a purpose! 

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

I think one of the biggest freedoms we can have is from the pressure to feel we have to prove ourselves. Jesus was tempted by many to prove Himself and who He claimed to be, but we can learn from His example how to overcome this temptation!

When you and I know who we are in Him, and live from that place, we can overcome the pressure to prove ourselves. 

There's freedom for you, friend, in this area! 

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram at Susan Vandenheuvel.

It seems women nowadays are bombarded with subtle messages that convey we're just not quite enough in this world. There are a lot of resources available for us to overcome in this area, yet those subtle messages continue to trip us up every now and then.

If that's you, first allow me to encourage you that you are not alone. I think you will find a lot of value in my conversation with my guest this week, Angela Hudson. Angela is a friend of mine that I highly admire in many ways. She is carrying a message that is needed in the world and is on a mission to help women find freedom in the truth they are enough.

The heartbeat behind this podcast is to connect women first and foremost with their Creator, but also connect women with one another. In doing so, I hope to help equip and empower you to step into your God-given potential. Angela and I are excited to connect with you this week!

You can learn more about Angela at https://www.angelahudson.org/ and follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/angeladhudson1/ and Facebook at Angela Hudson. AND, she has a podcast! The title? You guessed it! You are Enough! The You are Enough Podcast can be found on any podcast platform.

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at https://www.sherisesmn.org/ and follow her on Instagram and Facebook at Susan Vandenheuvel.

We may not want to admit it but we've all had feelings of jealousy. It's part of living in this world and human nature to want what someone else has and jealousy often leads to comparison among other things.

In this week's episode, I'm excited to welcome back to the show my friend, Stephanie Anderson. I so appreciate Steph's vulnerability and wisdom on this topic; I think you will too. We're excited to connect with you today!

You can learn more about Stephanie at www.andersonswife.com and follow her on Instagram and Facebook.

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry, She Rises, at www.sherisesmn.org

Is it just me or can you feel how busyness tries to take over life and especially the things that you value most? No matter what season of life one finds themselves in, I think we have all had to make adjustments from time-to-time to keep first things first.

The story in the Bible of Mary and her sister Martha has been on my heart recently and that's what I wanted to connect with you about this week - how to stay devoted when life feels busy and full of distractions. 

I can't wait to connect with you today! 

You can learn more about Susan and her ministry at www.sherisesmn.org and find her on Facebook and Instagram by simply using her name, Susan Vandenheuvel.