Step into your God-given identity, know your value and live the life you were made for. Join Allie Marie Smith for inspiring conversations with women of faith about mental health, body image, wellness, relationships, intentional living, intuitive eating and so much more. Receive practical wisdom and encouragement to help you thrive and live a wholehearted life of freedom and purpose. Our culture is constantly bombarding us with lies and pressure to be more, do more, and hustle for our worth. We are here to be that voice of truth that comes alongside you on your journey, reminding you that you are not alone. You are loved just as you are. The world needs you as God made you to be, not as what our culture tells you to be in order to be worthy. If you want to grow spiritually and flourish in your life, this is the podcast for you! Whatever your beliefs or questions about God —you are welcome here. Through our inspiring conversations, you will be empowered to have agency over your life and seek God as you pursue spiritual, mental, and physical wellness. We have seen that self-esteem often falls short on its own...
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96: Being the Real You with Angela Ray & Grace Anna Rodgers
How do you see yourself and how do you see those who are different than you? Be inspired to see others and yourself through God's eyes as you meet nine-year-old Grace Anna and her mother Angela. Grace is not your typical young girl. She was born with a rare form of dwarfism (Conradi Hunermann Syndrome), which causes spinal curvature, cataracts, poor hearing, and sparse hair. At three years old, Grace Anna Rodgers’ rendition of “The Star- Spangled Banner” went viral. Since then, millions have become endeared to her sweet spirit and happy personality, which she demonstrates through her speaking and singing. Angela also shares insights from her own journey to becoming at peace with who God has made her to be. Be uplifted by Allie's conversation with Angela and Grace Anna and be blessed by Grace Anna's singing of "Amazing Grace." They have co-authored the children's book "Who Do You See When You Look at Me."