Girls Night #4: Finding Beauty & Hope in the Midst of Brokenness

We're chatting about how to see beauty in the broken parts of our lives and how to hear from God and know what he's saying about our lives.

IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:

About God and His redemption
How to see beauty in the midst of the broken parts of our lives
What to do in the hardest moments of our lives — and where God is in the midst of them
Your identity in Christ and how to actually see ourselves the way God sees us
How to hear from God, and how to really know what He’s saying in and about our lives
How to date and connect to other people even when there are things about us that feel like deal-breakers

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ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Hey friends! Welcome to Girls’ Night!

In today’s episode, we’re going to be talking to my sweet friend Dana Marie. Dana is a singer, a songwriter, a writer, and just one of the most inspiring people I’ve ever met.

In this episode, we’re going to be talking about God and His redemption, and how to see beauty in the midst of the broken parts of our lives. We’re going to be talking about what to do in the hardest moments of our lives — and where God is in the midst of them. We’re going to be talking about our identity in Christ and how to actually see ourselves the way God sees us. We’re going to be talking about how to hear from God, and how to really know what He’s saying in and about our lives. We'll be talking about how to date and connect to other people even when there are things about us that feel like deal-breakers, and so much more.

You are going to love Dana. I cannot wait for you to meet her!

One thing I just wanted to mention before we dive in: Dana's going to be sharing her story in this episode, and depending on what's going on in your life right now (or what might have happened in the past), some of the things she mentions might be a bit triggering for you.

If her story brings up something painful for you, please reach out to someone. Reach out to a family member, a friend, a counselor, a mentor. You do not have to walk through any of this alone, and so we really really hope that you don't. Invite someone in, ask for help — our hope and prayer for you is that you do!