Some stories are written in quiet moments.

Others are forged in the middle of exhaustion, loss, and showing up anyway.

In this conversation with Tiffany Rosenhaun, we talk about womanhood in its truest form—

the seasons where you are holding everything together,

the nights you’re parenting alone,

the moments when life changes in ways you never planned for.

We talk about friendship that becomes a lifeline.

About faith that holds when answers don’t come quickly.

About creativity born in the margins of motherhood and grief.

And about the way women rise—again and again—when life asks more than feels fair.

This episode is a reminder that the hardest chapters often shape the most meaningful stories.

That community matters.

That vulnerability is not weakness.

And that becoming is almost always born in the unseen places.

If you’ve ever felt stretched thin, changed by loss, or strengthened by the women around you—

this one is for you.

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This conversation felt holy.

I sat down with Bubba Page and we talked about the things we don’t slow down long enough to notice—our reactions, our triggers, the way our bodies respond before our minds catch up.

What happens when we stop judging the reaction…

and start asking God why it showed up?

We talked about fatherhood as a sacred calling.

About men who lead with God.

About women who create space instead of carrying everything alone.

About healing that doesn’t start with fixing someone else, but with getting honest about what’s happening inside of us.

We talked about faith practices that quiet the noise, community that actually holds you, and why Christianity was never meant to be lived in isolation.

This episode is about slowing down enough to listen—to your body, to your spirit, and to God’s invitation to heal what’s underneath the reaction.

If you’ve felt tense, overwhelmed, disconnected, or tired of carrying it all…

this conversation will meet you right where you are.

🎧 Bubba Page on The Lizzie Jensen Show — now live.

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This conversation stayed with me long after we stopped recording.

Elizabeth Borowsky has lived a lifetime in music — performing internationally as a child, building a career as a pianist, teacher, and composer — and then, suddenly, her life changed in a way she never chose.

A cancer diagnosis has a way of stripping things down to what actually matters. Who you are. What you project. What remains when your body, your plans, and your sense of control shift overnight.

In this episode, we talk about identity, presence, surrender, and the quiet realization that who we are is never just what we look like, what we produce, or what we’ve accomplished. We talk about fear, loss, beauty, and the surprising ways growth shows up through trials.

We also share the story behind a meditation album Elizabeth and Jessica created together — music and words born directly from lived experience, not theory.

If you’ve ever had something happen that wasn’t part of your plan…

If you’ve ever wondered who you are when life takes an unexpected turn…

This conversation is for you.

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Before the goals.

Before the plans.

Before the pressure to become someone new this year.

There’s a quieter question I think we skip too often: What do I actually want?

We live in so much noise — good ideas, better strategies, endless input — and it’s easy to move forward without ever stopping to ask whether the life we’re building is really ours. Whether it’s aligned with who we are, where we are, and what God might be inviting us into right now.

In this episode, I talk about slowing down before the new year rush. About reclaiming your own voice. About learning to tune out what doesn’t matter so you can hear what does. Not so you can do more — but so you can move with clarity, intention, and trust.

If you’ve felt overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure about what’s next… this conversation is for you.

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Fear shows up at the doorway of nearly every sacred invitation.

In this episode, I sit down again with David Butler for a conversation about fear, becoming, and the quiet, holy way God moves people forward. We talk about why fear so often accompanies God’s invitations—and why that fear is not a sign to stop, but a sign to pay attention.

Drawing from the Christmas story, the creation account, and the consistent patterns God has used from the very beginning, this conversation reframes growth, change, and the pressure we feel—especially around a new year. What surprised me most was how much clarity came not from looking ahead, but from looking backward and recognizing where God has already been at work.

This episode is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by expectations, paralyzed by fear, or unsure how to step into what’s next. It’s a reminder that holiness is often found in the ordinary, that growth is meant to be slow, and that God never asks us to move forward without first saying, “Fear not.”

Wherever this episode finds you, let it be a pause.

Let it be perspective.

Let it be permission to see your life through God’s lens—not the world’s.

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You do not have to be a scriptorian to be a powerful gospel teacher in your home.

Read that again. 🫶

In today’s episode, I sit down with Shannon Foster, also known as @theredheadedhostess, and we talk about the fear so many women quietly carry:

Shannon’s story is the exact opposite of what you’d expect.

She grew up illiterate in the scriptures, sitting in the back of seminary praying she wouldn’t get called on. The idea of reading a verse and then explaining what it meant? Absolutely terrifying.

And yet… God took that exact weakness and turned it into her training ground.

She became a full-time seminary teacher.

She learned how to teach youth who didn’t understand, didn’t feel confident, and didn’t naturally love the scriptures—because that had been her.

And now she’s helped tens of thousands of families learn how to study the scriptures, feel confident in the word of God, and create homes where the gospel feels like an exhale, not a performance.

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Hello friends. It’s your friend Lizzy, and today’s episode is Holy Ground.

If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, insecurity, imposter syndrome, or wondered if God still sees you—this conversation will feel like a deep breath.

Today I sit down with the incredible artist and songwriter Ashley Hess.

Her music has moved so many of us, but what I loved most about this conversation is how honest and unpolished it was in the best possible way.

We talk about:

• The surprising truth about fear and calling

• Why your insecurities might actually be pointing toward your purpose

• The story behind her song Yet—born in a moment of deep questioning

• How God meets us in our honesty, not our perfection

• Why vulnerability builds the kind of community our souls crave

• And what it means to follow Jesus when you don’t feel qualified

This episode is an invitation to stop waiting until you feel ready and start trusting that God can use you exactly where you are—questions and all.

If you haven't listened to Ashley’s song Yet yet, go play it after this. Let it meet you right where you’re standing today.

I’m so glad you’re here. 💛

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Hello friends, it’s your friend Lizzie, and today’s episode feels really special.

There are some conversations you walk into knowing they’re going to shift something in you—and this was one of them.

Sitting across from Ralphie Jacobs of @simplyonpurpose felt like sitting with quiet, steady, heaven-backed royalty. In this conversation we talk about gentle parenting, how to make the holidays magical without spending a dime, and why motherhood—even in the mess—is one of God’s greatest gifts.

We dive into:

• How to actually enjoy your kids more
• Why looking for what’s going right changes their behavior (and your heart)
• Simple, free ideas to make the holidays feel special
• Social media, callings from God, and knowing when “enough” is enough
• How to teach your children Jesus by being more like Him in your home

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or worried you’re “ruining your kids,” this episode will feel like a deep breath and a gentle reset.

I’m so glad you’re here. 💛

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What if your dream role found you—before you ever felt ready for it?

In this inspiring conversation, Lizzy sits down with Tiffany Larson, CEO of Days for Girls International, a global nonprofit empowering women and girls in 145 countries. Tiffany shares how she went from a 5-hour-a-week volunteer to leading an organization that has impacted over 3.7 million girls worldwide.

They talk about faith, motherhood, leadership, imposter syndrome, and the myth of “traditional” career paths. Tiffany’s story is proof that movement creates clarity, that emotional intelligence is real leadership, and that the world needs more women who trust their timing.

🎧 Listen now to The Lizzy Jensen Show or watch the full episode on YouTube.

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Welcome back to a Sunday Sermon. Today we’re talking about something that has the power to reshape your entire life: your true identity.

Through scripture and stories—from Moses to Mary to Paul—we explore how God names us by who we eternally are, while the adversary tries to pull us down into labels rooted in weakness, fear, or temporary struggle.

If you’ve ever wondered who you really are in God’s eyes, or if you’ve been carrying labels that shrink you, this episode will speak right to your heart.

Together we’ll walk through six simple practices to help you hear Him more clearly, release false identities, and step into the divine strength already inside you.

Listen, take a breath, and let God remind you who you’ve always been.

I’m so glad you’re here.

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