Ok this is the one. The one that reminds you, that you never stopped being HER. You never stopped being anointed, worthy, useful or wonderful. 
 
On this episode we get back to being the woman of our dreams. Grab your bible, your girls and the charcuterie board, let's eat and leave not a crumb.

Ok this is the one. The one that reminds you, that you never stopped being HER. You never stopped being anointed, worthy, useful or wonderful. On this episode we get back to being the woman of our dreams. Grab your bible, your girls and the charcuterie board, let's eat and leave not a crumb.

Ok this is the one. The one that reminds you, that you never stopped being HER. You never stopped being anointed, worthy, useful or wonderful. 
 
On this episode we get back to being the woman of our dreams. Grab your bible, your girls and the charcuterie board, let's eat and leave not a crumb.

The invisible woman

The Leftover Podcast with Renise Blythe serves up the stories and conversations for people whose life experiences don’t make the headlines but deserve the spotlight. 

With her faith as the driver, Renise serves up authentic, thought-provoking topics like "my teenager hates me", to deep dives about starting over,.. again. 

Renise takes you beyond the surface with wit, wisdom, and a dash of bold perspective. Your weekly reminder that you still have more leftover no matter your age or position on life. Plus lets be honest, sometimes, the best parts are in the leftovers.

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The Leftover Podcast with Renise Blythe serves up the stories and conversations for people whose life experiences don’t make the headlines but deserve the spotlight. With her faith as the driver, Renise serves up authentic, thought-provoking topics like "my teenager hates me", to deep dives about starting over,.. again. Renise takes you beyond the surface with wit, wisdom, and a dash of bold perspective. Your weekly reminder that you still have more leftover no matter your age or position on life. Plus lets be honest, sometimes, the best parts are in the leftovers.

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