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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76: Exploring the Ministry of Ordinary Places with Shannan Martin
Shannan's writing career started with her popular blog, Shannan Martin Writes, and has progressed steadily with two book releases. In October, Shannan's second book, "," was published, and she joins Rachel on the podcast to discuss finding the joy in...
75: Radiant Beauty with Jeannie B.
Allie interviews Jeannie B., one of our speakers from our 2018 . Jeannie is a speaker, designer, and content creator. Jeannie shares a bit about the message she gave at our conference titled "Radiant Beauty" as well as some excellent advice she would...
74: Making Your Mess Your Message with Em Sexton
is a former Wall Street VP turned entrepreneur, and she is full of wisdom in regards to a range of important topics, all of which inspire and empower women. Listen in as Em talks with Rachel about her boutique (),...
73: Talking (Sweets) Shop with Brooke O'Dell
Brooke O'Dell is an award-winning cake artist based in Nashville. Having baked for the likes of Ringo Starr and Willie Nelson, she has combined her eye for design with her love affair with sweets to restore a bakery called in that is now filled with...
72: Hope and Purpose In the Midst of Immense Suffering with Katherine Wolf
Allie interviews our dear friend Katherine Wolf about ultimate hope in the midst of immense suffering and seemingly major life detours. Katherine suffered a massive brain stem stroke at the age of twenty-six. Her survival and recovery, which...
71: Traveling through Europe with Lauren Bryan Knight
Lauren Bryan Knight is a Texas native who has spent nearly a decade living, working, blogging, and growing her family in London. Her travel-heavy blog and social media presence, , is read and followed by thousands who use the site for exciting...
70: Cultivating a Healthier Relationship with Social Media with Jessica Fralin
Allie interviews , author of the book "Stolen: Is Social Media Stealing Your Identity?" The average adult spends nearly two hours a day on social media, translating to over 5 years in a lifetime. In this conversation, we explore what it means to...
69: What It's Like to be a Young Foster Mom with Brit Garber
Brit Garber is a renaissance woman: she holds down two part-time jobs (one as the Operations Director with a nonprofit organization and one as an Executive Producer with a creative visual team) while pursuing her calling of fostering children in...
episode 68: 68: Finding Rest In the Midst of a Busy Life with Shaunti Feldhahn
Join us as Allie speaks with bestselling author and social researcher about finding rest in our everyday. Being busy has become a status symbol in our society and so often we feel like we're not enough if we're not doing enough. We talk about how our...
67: Summer of Service with Breanna Johnson
Summer of Service || Breanna Johnson is a first-grade teacher based in Missouri, and this year she’ll be using her summer vacation in a different way: she’ll be spending a month in Ghana, West Africa, serving a nonprofit that provid