messed up christian - the imperfect woman's podcast

In light of my spotlighting influencers in a few recent episodes, I decided to take a play out of the influencer’s playbook and give you an “About Me” episode.

Today we are still talking about Christian Social Media Influencers. Our review this week is of Jenypher of ForeverJenypher. *Reviewed in this episode was the public Instagram profile of ForeverJenypher. Although there are multiple platforms to review for this influencer, the Instagram page had the most engagement and the largest following for review.

We all know the verse, “Be Still, and Know that I am God.” Many of us quote it, write it in beautiful print and share it with others, and post it on social media. But do we live it? Do we understand that peace is nonexistent in this world, and that we can only get it from Jesus?

Social media has helped create the spread of influencers, even those who call themselves Christian influencers. Christ tells us to go and make disciples, but does influencing as we know it miss this command completely?

After a long break, dealing with my own mental health after a time of significant loss, I hope to shed a little light, or at least a similar prospective, to all of you ladies out there working to better your mental health. God says, “Do not fear,” often. But is it really that easy?

Learning how to decrease from John the Baptist.

“He must increase and I must decrease,” John 3:30.

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary on the conclusion of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter ten of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter nine of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Just a quick blurb, and life update! Happy New Year!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter eight of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter seven of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter six of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter five of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter four of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter three of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter two of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be a reading and commentary of chapter one of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

Today’s episode will be the reading of the introduction of the book, The Politically Incorrect Wife, by Nancy Cobb and Connie Grigsby. Listen along as I share a great, and, very necessary, book by two very insightful women!

We all sin, but why do we? Do we take advantage of God’s Grace? How do we overcome sin? Check out todays episode, where we will discuss these questions.

When I was pregnant, my once AMAZING memory became horrible. I forgot the simplest of things! Many of you have heard of "pregnancy brain," and just like me, will argue down anyone who tries to say that it does not exist. You know what? Christians have a similar forgetfulness, and during crazy times like this election season we are in, we panic, we stress, we become overly political and sometimes we fall into culture, hook line and sinker, forgetting who we truly belong to. Yes, we're citizens of this United States, but we're also citizens of another very special place too!

We're taking a look at Matthew, chapters five and six, as we talk about worry. How strong is your faith in God? Scripture tells us not to worry, and we're going to talk about a few practical things that may help us to do this.

Have you encountered counterfeits while in your marriage relationship? Sometimes the good we see in another man may only be counterfeit, testing us to see if we can be faithful in our marriage covenant.

Dating and Courtship?
Is this mentioned in God's word? How should we feel about it?

Are you compatible with your spouse?
I bet you're not. And...I bet God planned it to be this way!

What situations are you experience right now that are causing you to freak out with stress and anxiety? Think to the root of those problems, could you be working yourself up because you're worried about the outcome of all of the things that you are doing that don't seem to be working?
The thing about fruitfulness is this: you may go a lifetime before seeing the results of your dedication and heart for Christ, but this shouldn't stop you from keeping up the good fight.

During this episode, we will discuss four principles that are worth understanding before beginning a marriage relationship.

What kind of marriage did you enter when you married your husband? Was it a contractual relationship or a covenant relationship?

Is your husband a believer? Here are a few things to remember that will help your own faith when living with a non-believer.

This week we're going to do things a little differently. We are going to listen to an interview that relates to our current discussion on Seeking the Narrow Path, or the Wide Path.

The interview referenced in this episode is one between Jenn Hatmaker and her daughter Sydney on Jenn's podcast, For the Love.

This week we are looking at Matthew Chapter seven, verses thirteen through twenty-seven. In your journey toward becoming closer to Christ, are you on the right path?

Continuing from last week's episode regarding the seeker-friendly church, this week we discuss what the church is, and who is included in its makeup.

This episode begins what may be a long discussion about hearing about our felt needs in a Sunday sermon, versus the Gospel.
Are you attending a seeker-friendly church?

Taking a look at Genesis 19, we are going to discuss Lot's wife, and what it means to be a wife that is focused on the world and what it offers, as opposed to Jesus.

How do you live out your role as a wife?
Looking at Titus, Chapter 2, we will dig into what it means to not only have right biblical thinking, but right biblical living as well.

What does it mean to be a wife that sets her marriage apart?
In the next few episodes titled, "What's Your Temp," we are going to chat about what it means to have a "worldly" view of wife life, as opposed to a faith-based view of wife life. We're going to see where we can we look in God's word to define what our role as a wife is, and what the consequences are of ignoring the duties of this role and focusing too much on what the world has to offer.

What is “Holy Beautiful,” and how do we as women begin to incorporate this beauty in our individual spiritual walk?