Episode Description

Life is full of transitions—but what happens when we get stuck between the season God has called us out of and the one He's leading us into?

In this episode of Woman Redeemed, we're diving into the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 3, the sobering story of Lot's wife, and the beautiful biblical picture of ʿābar—the Hebrew word often used to describe "crossing over." Together, we'll discover that God never intended us to live in the hallway between seasons. He calls us to trust Him enough to keep moving forward.

We'll talk about why we often romanticize the past, how to recognize God's leading in seasons of uncertainty, why an open door doesn't always mean an easy road, and how God uses transitions to prepare us for what He has ahead.

If you've ever struggled to let go of yesterday, wondered if you're hearing God's voice, or found yourself feeling stuck in a season of waiting, this episode is for you.

Because every season has a purpose, every crossing requires faith, and the same God who calls you out is faithful to lead you through.

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

On this episode of Woman Redeemed, I want to speak to the brokenhearted.

To the one who's just trying to make it through the day. To the one wrestling with grief, disappointment, unanswered prayers, or circumstances you never expected to face. Maybe you're asking God, "Why is this my reality?" Maybe you're exhausted from carrying the weight of it all.

Friend, I want you to know this: Jesus is near to you.

He sees you, He loves you, and He is not punishing you. Your pain is not proof that He has abandoned you. Scripture tells us that He is close to the brokenhearted, and He will be your refuge in the middle of the storm.

Today, we're going to look at what God's Word says about brokenheartedness, His nearness, and the hope we have in Christ. My prayer is that you'll leave this episode reminded that you are deeply loved, never alone, and safely held by the One who will never let you go.

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

In this episode of Woman Redeemed, we’re looking at the story of Hagar—a woman often overlooked, labeled, and placed in the background of someone else’s story.

But God saw her differently.

Hagar becomes the first person in Scripture to give God a name—El Roi, “The God Who Sees Me.” 

Today we’re walking through her story and pulling out lessons for anyone who has ever felt unseen or stuck in a season they didn’t choose. From running in pain, to meeting God in the wilderness, to discovering that His presence doesn’t always remove the struggle but always meets us in it—Hagar’s life reminds us who God is in our hardest places.

If you’ve ever wondered if God is paying attention to your life, this episode is for you.

Because the God who saw Hagar still sees you.

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

We're back!!

Today on Woman Redeemed, we're relaunching with a topic that Jesus and I have been wrestling through and talking about for quite some time: mercy.

What is mercy, really? What does it look like? What does it require of us? And how do we learn to both receive and extend the mercy of Jesus in our everyday lives?

In this episode, we're digging deep into what mercy is, what it isn't, and why it's often far messier than we expect.

Because mercy is messy.

But it's that very messiness that makes it so powerful, so beautiful, and so life-changing.

My prayer is that this conversation encourages you, challenges you, and leaves you with a deeper understanding of the incredible mercy Jesus has shown us—and calls us to show others.

I'm so glad you're here. 

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

Today marks a bittersweet moment for Woman Redeemed. After much prayer, discussion, and reflection, I’ve made the difficult decision to close this chapter and bring the podcast to a close.

Hosting Woman Redeemed over the past two and a half years has been one of the greatest honors of my life. I’m deeply humbled and grateful that God entrusted me with this platform and the message it carried.

In this final episode, I share my heart behind the decision and reflect on the journey that led me here. But take heart—every conversation, testimony, and piece of wisdom shared on Woman Redeemed will remain available on your favorite podcast platforms, ready to encourage you whenever you need it.

My prayer is that this podcast has blessed your walk with God and helped you grow into the woman He has called you to be—redeemed, empowered, and deeply loved.

With gratitude and love,
Taylor Frankford

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

Today on Woman Redeemed, I have the great honor of welcoming my dear friend, Sister Darla Shifflett!

Woven throughout our conversation is a powerful truth: our testimonies are not just personal stories—they are vessels of hope and truth that Jesus desires to use for the advancement of His Kingdom and the glory of His name. But for them to make an impact, we must be willing to speak—bravely, honestly, and vulnerably.

Sister Shifflett does exactly that. With raw honesty and a tender spirit, she shares her heart and life story in a way that both inspires and challenges.

My prayer is that this episode ministers deeply to your heart and encourages you to share your own testimony—because someone out there needs to hear what you have to say!

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

Today on Woman Redeemed, I am delighted to introduce the wonderful Brittany Bair.

Just as every part of our lives requires guidance and discipline, our finances are no exception. Jesus cares about how we manage our money, and the Bible calls us to be wise stewards of the resources God provides. Drawing from real-life experiences, Brittany shares valuable wisdom on understanding biblical principles of finance, God's role in this deeply personal topic, and so much more. I know this episode will be a blessing to all who listen!

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

What does God truly require of us? In this episode of Woman Redeemed, we explore Micah 6:8 — in my opinion, one of the most compassionate verses in the entire Bible. We’ll break down each part of the verse, reflecting on what it means to practice justice in our daily interactions, show mercy to others (and ourselves), and walk humbly with God. Whether you’re familiar with the verse or hearing it for the first time, this episode invites you to consider how the timeless truth of Micah 6:8 can shape your faith and guide your life. 

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

Welcome back to Woman Redeemed! I'm thrilled to have the amazing Talina Lutz joining me today for another conversation! Today, we're discussing a topic close to our hearts: connecting to the hearts of our children, and in turn, connecting our children with Jesus. Tune in for a conversation rooted in biblical principles, exploring the difference between discipleship and discipline, and offering encouragement for every mom in every season. Our hearts to yours, we pray this episode blesses and inspires you!

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected] 

 Today on Woman Redeemed, we're diving into the complex and cautionary tale of Queen Jezebel, one of the most infamous women in the Bible. Queen Jezebel was a woman who gave herself over to every sinful desire and destroyed the nation of Israel in the process. From ruling as the wife and daughter of kings, to her shocking and tragic end, her story is a warning. But what are the warnings? What are the lessons we need to learn from her life? Those are the questions we will explore and hopefully answer in today's study of Israel's most evil queen.

Thank you for choosing to listen to Woman Redeemed. I pray that it blessed your heart and leads you closer to our Redeemer, Jesus Christ. 

If you want to connect with me, please check out my Instagram @ _woman_redeemed_  or send me an email @ [email protected]