She Who Believed by Keanna Price

In this special episode, I’m sharing the heart behind my new 14-day devotional—a book born from real seasons of healing, questioning, surrender, and learning what it looks like to trust God again.

I wrote Keep Choosing God—Even Here for the woman who knows what is true about God but is still walking through something hard. The woman who is healing, waiting, wrestling, rebuilding, or simply trying to take the next faithful step.

This devotional is an invitation to pause, return to Scripture, reflect honestly, and keep moving forward with God—one day and one choice at a time.

Because sometimes faith isn’t about having everything figured out.

Sometimes faith simply looks like saying, “God, even here, I still choose You.”

🎉 Keep Choosing God—Even Here is available now on Amazon.

Thank you for listening, praying, growing, and continuing this journey with me.

Keep choosing God. Even here. 🤎

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Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. — James 4:7

In this episode of She Who Believed: Pressing Forward, we explore what it truly means to live in the posture of submission. Contrary to what the world often suggests, biblical submission is not weakness, passivity, or losing your voice—it is a position of strength that comes from willingly placing yourself under God's authority.

Through James 4:7, we'll uncover how spiritual victory doesn't begin with resisting the enemy; it begins with surrendering to God. When our hearts, minds, and lives align with His will, we gain the foundation needed to stand firm against opposition and walk in obedience, peace, and purpose.

Join me as we discuss how adopting the posture of submission transforms our perspective, deepens our faith, and positions us for the victory that comes through alignment with Heaven.

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In this episode, we explore the tension between trust and control and reflect on what it truly means to obey God when His direction stretches us beyond comfort, clarity, and certainty.

Through Scripture, prayer, and biblical examples like Mary’s surrender and Jonah’s hesitation, this conversation examines how revelation often becomes the beginning of a deeper faith journey—not the end of it.

Sometimes obedience sounds beautiful in prayer but feels terrifying in practice. Yet faith is not the absence of fear—it is choosing trust over control while fear is still present.

This episode is for anyone wrestling with:

• hesitation after hearing God clearly

• fear of surrender

• delayed obedience

• uncertainty about the future

• the tension between faith and self-protection

Obedience is not about knowing the whole plan.

It is about trusting the One who revealed it.

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Before we begin today’s episode, a very special happy birthday to Keanna! 🎉 

"We’re so grateful for your life, your presence, and the light you carry. May this new year be filled with God’s peace, joy, healing, and abundant grace."  🤍

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On this episode of She Who Believed, we reflect on the difference between living from our scars and living from God’s healing.

Together, we explore what it means to release old labels, stop building identity around brokenness, and embrace the truth that we are redeemed, restored, and made new in Christ.

This conversation dives into:
• healing and identity in Christ
• letting go of shame and survival mode
• the difference between testimony and attachment to pain
• allowing God’s redemption—not our wounds—to define us

One of the deepest truths from this episode is this:

“You can be healed enough to function, yet still think from brokenness.”

But God never intended survival to be your permanent state. Wholeness is still His desire for you.

Scripture reminds us:
“Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.” — Isaiah 43:1

You are not defined by what broke you.
You are defined by the Savior who made you whole.

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This episode of explores the profound impact of truly knowing God, emphasizing that such an encounter makes it impossible to silence one’s need for Him. It contrasts knowing about God with knowing Him personally, highlighting how genuine knowledge transforms the heart and leads to a deeper dependence on Him.

Keanna is encouraging listeners to embrace their need for God, recognizing it as a source of strength and wisdom rather than weakness.

The Gospel of John most clearly teaches the deity and preexistence of Christ. John provides proof, to reach unbelievers.
 
This gospel is different from Matthew, Mark, and Luke. It does not focus on the miracles, parables, and speeches. Instead, John emphasizes Jesus' identity as the son of God, and because of this… 

As believers, we are called to respond. 

Peter wasn’t just repeating doctrine when he said in John 6:68, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life.” He was speaking from experience. He had walked with Jesus, heard His voice, seen His power, and encountered something no one else could offer.

True strength lies in dependence on God, not self-sufficiency. The world may praise independence, but the Kingdom of God honors surrender and acknowledges our need for Him. Embracing our dependence on God leads to power, peace, and fruitfulness, and enables us to stand firm in our faith despite challenges and opposition.

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In this week’s episode, we reflect on one of the most intimate and powerful moments in Scripture—when Jesus stands at Lazarus’s tomb and weeps. Not out of fear or doubt, but from a place of deep compassion and presence.

In John 11, we see a Savior who doesn’t rush past our pain or dismiss our emotions. Instead, He meets us right in the middle of our grief—before bringing restoration.

This episode is for anyone navigating loss, waiting on God, or holding faith and heartbreak at the same time. It’s a gentle reminder that you are not alone in what you feel—and that even in the waiting, Jesus is near.

Scripture Focus: John 11:33–35 (ESV)

“When Jesus saw her weeping, and the Jews who had come with her also weeping, he was deeply moved in his spirit and greatly troubled. And he said, ‘Where have you laid him?’ They said to him, ‘Lord, come and see.’ Jesus wept.”

If you’ve been carrying something heavy, this is your invitation to pause, breathe, and remember—you are not alone here.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded of the Savior who stays present in your pain and faithful in His promises.

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In this episode, we’re reminded of a powerful truth that can anchor us in any season: Jesus is both intimately near and completely sovereign. He is not distant from your struggles or detached from your pain—He steps into it, sits with you in it, and walks you through it. At the same time, He is fully in control, reigning with authority over every circumstance, every delay, and every unknown you’re facing.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands, weary from carrying too much for too long, or uncertain about what lies ahead, this devotional offers a space to pause and breathe. It gently invites you to release the pressure of having it all figured out and instead rest in the steady, unchanging nature of who Jesus is.

Anchor Scripture: Matthew 28:18–20

•“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me…” (His power)

•“And surely I am with you always…” (His presence)

You’ll be encouraged to lean into His presence—not just as a distant hope, but as a present help. To trust that the same Savior who understands your deepest emotions is also strong enough to sustain you, guide you, and carry what you cannot. This episode is a reminder that you are not alone, not forgotten, and not beyond His reach.

Come as you are—tired, searching, hopeful, or hurting—and rediscover the peace that comes from knowing He is both close enough to comfort you and powerful enough to hold your entire story.

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In this episode, we explore the truth that faith doesn’t always come with a full plan. Sometimes God calls us to move before we feel ready, trusting that He will equip us along the way.

Through the stories of Abraham, Moses, and Peter, we’ll unpack how obedience often comes before clarity—and how God prepares us in the process of walking with Him.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between preparation and action, this conversation is a reminder that sometimes the breakthrough happens after the first step.

So if you’re waiting to feel ready, remember this:

God doesn’t always prepare you before you go—sometimes He prepares you as you go.

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This week’s episode is for the woman whose faithfulness is quiet — but never invisible to God.

For the homemaker.
For the wife.
For the mom.

For the woman prayerfully holding her home together with grace, patience, and Holy Spirit strength.

In a culture that celebrates what’s seen — platforms, productivity, applause — it’s easy to start believing that what happens behind closed doors doesn’t matter.

The laundry.
The meals.
The late nights.
The emotional weight you carry.
The whispered prayers over your children.
The steady consistency no one stops to applaud.

But Scripture anchors us in truth:

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men…” —  Colossians 3:23

When your service is offered unto the Lord, the ordinary becomes sacred.

What feels small becomes worship.
And the unseen places become holy ground.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your quiet faithfulness counts — this episode is for you.

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This honest episode explores the subtle patterns of retreat and spiritual hiding that can surface in our walk with God. Through reflective devotion, listeners are invited to gently examine where they’ve pulled back — and to rediscover the covering and grace God offers even in moments of withdrawal.

🤍 “Where are you?” It’s the first question God asks after the fall — not because He lacked awareness, but because He desired their hearts. In this episode, we uncover why we push away, where fear leads us to hide, and how God still comes near, faithfully calling us by name.

📝 Take time this week to journal. Ask yourself:
 – Where do I tend to hide?
 – What spiritual disciplines have I neglected?
 – How can I intentionally step back under God’s covering?

If this blessed you, share it with someone who might be in that same ‘pushing away’ season.

Until next time… stay covered, stay close, and keep pressing forward.

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🎙 She Who Believed  is back.
A new season.
A deeper faith.
The same belief that He still can.

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