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God Hears Her Podcast

God Hears Her Podcast

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God Hears Her explores the stunning truth that God sees you, He hears you, and He loves you because you are His. It's for women who are in the trenches of the beautiful and messy moments of relationships, work, ministry, and life. Join Elisa Morgan (author and speaker) and Eryn Eddy (founder of the lifestyle brand, "So Worth Loving”) as they explore relevant faith-topics and invite guests to share stories of how God has met them in the every-day.

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God Hears Her Podcast - 108. Spiritual Apathy

108. Spiritual Apathy

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11/07/22 • 26 min

Have you ever experienced times where you just didn’t feel like praying? Maybe you go through phases where reading your Bible is boring or you just don’t have the energy to read another devotional. God Hears Her hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy have had those moments too. Join them in this conversation to talk about what spiritual apathy is and how we can overcome it on this episode of God Hears Her.

Notes and Quotes:

  • Sometimes I don’t feel like praying, and don’t feel a desire or experience a drivenness into His spirit. There are times when the spiritual “blahs” take over.—Elisa
  • When do the spiritual blahs hit us? The more I become secure in my circumstances.—Eryn
  • I’m doing what I do, then if I do a—“oh, God’s here”—my spiritual eyes open to something and suddenly that very moment which was a little apathetic becomes a “Pow! Wow!”—Elisa
  • “Can I just see You today? Give me the eyes and ears to see You today.” I want to do that more, where I’m just recognizing the little things I see. I want to call it out when I see it versus let it go by me.—Eryn
  • Even if he doesn’t do the things I hope for, the journey and intimacy of me expressing and being vulnerable and trusting prepares me either way for the response of what I’m hoping for.—Eryn
  • When we open Scripture, we can open our spiritual ears and remind ourselves God is talking to me. What can I get out of this today?—Elisa

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 8: When We Feel Invisible (with Robert Gelinas)
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06/15/20 • 28 min

Show Summary:

Feeling unseen, unheard, and invisible is something many of us struggle with. In this week’s episode of God Hears Her, Robert Gelinas describes overcoming feelings of being invisible and introduces us to Hagar and the God who sees and hears her and us.

Guest Bio:

Robert Gelinas deeply desires to see the body of Christ united and empowered to serve the poor and the poor in spirit; the miserable and the marginalized; the disabled and those deemed unimportant. Robert is the pastor of Colorado Community Church and the author of several books including his most recent, Discipled by Jesus. He and his wife, Barbara, live with their six children in the Denver area.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “I felt loved, but I did not feel seen or heard in my family. I felt invisible.”
  • “The pastor says, ‘I baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit,’ and when I went under water it was like time stopped because I didn’t know who my dad was, and this man said Father.”
  • Sometimes we don’t realize there is a big gap in our heart that desires to be known or noticed, until we are.
  • “The people we interact with on this planet can mirror how He views us.”
  • “I don’t think the first woman wondered if she was seen and heard. I don’t think Eve ever woke up before the fall and said, ‘Does God see me, and does my husband see me?’”
  • “Are you really there if nobody sees you?”
  • “We would rather be invisible than be exposed.”
  • Our fear of being vulnerable, or being exposed, gets in the way of us being seen or being known.
  • “Is it a right? It is more than a right, it’s what you were created for.” –Referring to a woman questioning if it is her right to be seen and heard.
  • When you feel invisible, you think it’s possibly your fault. But when you have that moment where God reveals to you that He sees you, then at least you know: I am not invisible. I am real. I exist.

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God Hears Her Podcast - 109. Let’s Talk About Married Sex (with Debra Fileta)
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11/14/22 • 37 min

Disclaimer: This episode contains sensitive content that is not appropriate for young listeners, as hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy talk with guest Debra Fileta about sex in marriage. We often don’t learn enough about sex before we get married, or we think purity will equal perfection in our sex lives after we get married. On this episode of “God Hears Her,” Debra shares why purity is important before and after marriage, why our sex lives may not look the way we want them to, and how to improve our married sex lives.

About Our Guest:

Debra Fileta is a licensed professional counselor, national speaker, relationship expert, and author of five books: “Choosing Marriage”, “True Love Dates”, “Love In Every Season”, “Are You Really OK?”, and “Married Sex.” She’s also the host of the hotline style “Love + Relationships” Podcast. Her popular relationship advice blog, TrueLoveDates.com, reaches millions of people with the message of healthy relationships.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “Sex is a symptom of our need for connection and intimacy.” — Debra Fileta
  • “If we want healthy relationships, we need to start with being healthy standing alone.” — Debra Fileta
  • “When sex doesn’t measure up to our expectations, we get confused.” — Debra Fileta
  • “Sometimes you have to go backward before you can move forward because it helps with healing.” — Debra Fileta
  • “What happens above the sheets, fuels underneath the sheets.” — Debra Fileta

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Conversation about sex in marriage

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 89: Parenting in a Toxic Culture (with Dr. Meg Meeker)
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05/02/22 • 37 min

Parenting is hard, especially in our culture today where kids can learn everything from their smartphones and grow up to believe they don’t need their parents. As a parent, you love your kids deeply. But how do you keep showing your love through the ups and downs of parenting?

On this episode of God Hears Her, Dr. Meg Meeker joins hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy to share practical insights and tips about parenting while sharing her own experiences as a pediatrician and parent.

About Our Guest:

Meg Meeker, MD, is a pediatric physician and the founder of Parenting Great Kids, an online community filled with resources for parents and kids. She’s also the author of multiple books that have sold over 700,000 copies! She has spoken on television, podcasts, radio, and many other speaking engagements. Her goal is to promote physical, emotional, and mental health to all kids. She currently lives and works in Traverse City, Michigan, with her husband, Walter.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “God equips you with everything you need when He puts you in a new, unknown situation.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Kids want to feel more than just loved, they want to know that you want their company.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “As women we so desperately want to do God’s will, but it’s a lot easier than we think.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Let your children know you are with them in the tough stuff.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Kids are anxious and depressed because they are born into a world of screens and isolation.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Single parents need to remember to take the high road.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “A step parent’s job is not to discipline, it’s to win the child’s trust.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Listen more and say less.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Anxiety and depression are treatable.” —Dr. Meg Meeker

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Sensitivity Warning: Includes discussions about child anxiety, sexuality, and severe depression.

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 93: Supporting Fathers (with Dr. Meg Meeker)
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06/13/22 • 47 min

In today’s culture, fathers get a bad wrap. Either they don’t show up for their kids at all, or if they do, they are heavily criticized. On this episode of God Hears Her, hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy talk to Dr. Meg Meeker about the significant role a father plays in our lives. Discover the qualities of a godly father, how to encourage the men in your life to be a strong father, and how to heal from a broken relationship with your own father.

About Our Guest:

Dr. Meg Meeker is a pediatric doctor and the founder of Parenting Great Kids. She is also the author of multiple books, including bestseller Strong Fathers Strong Daughters. She currently lives and works in Traverse City, Michigan with her husband, Walter.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “Assume your husband feels a little intimidated by your daughter.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Fathers bring something to the home that mothers don’t.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “A mother’s love feels nonnegotiable, but a father’s love feels negotiable.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Single mothers try to play the role of mom and dad, but they should focus on just being the best mom.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “God can fill any hole we have in our heart.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Never talk poorly about your husband to your children.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “Dads, your child wants you. A dad doesn’t need a child, but a child needs a dad.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “The truth is we’re all grieving (men and women), because all of our fathers messed up in some way, and that’s why we need Jesus.” —Dr. Meg Meeker
  • “We all need perfect love, protection, and peace.” —Dr. Meg Meeker

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 19: Does God Have Someone for Me?
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10/26/20 • 24 min

Does God have someone for me? It’s a question everyone wonders at some point or another, especially in a culture that suggests romantic relationships are the norm. Join Elisa and Eryn as they dive deep into their struggles with loneliness and healing after relationship loss, as well as discuss a unique and important twist on this popular question.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “I don’t see myself the way God sees me. I was seeing myself through the lens of the person I was dating.”
  • We are made for relationships and connection.
  • “I think what I am learning in this whole journey of being single after being married is that I just desire to become the person I am meant to be.”
  • “I was seeking relationships to fill voids that only God could fill.”
  • “When you are single, there is so much work to be done because our identities have been formed in relationship to others.”
  • “Relationships define so much around us.”
  • “I think God has a lot of people for us. I think marriage is one thing, and it is an important thing. But I also think the reality is we are humans, and our relationships that can be fully satisfying can function a little bit like an island of intimacy.”
  • “Until we let God love us, we can’t love ourselves. And until we love ourselves, we can not love another.”
  • We ask the question if God has anyone for us. Well, He has Himself for us. And yes, He invites us into relationships.
  • In seasons of singleness, we have time to show up and be present for the loved ones we have around us. Be careful not to overlook that.
  • “Flip the question and instead of asking if God has anyone for us, ask ‘Can I be someone for God?’”

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We all experience life-defining moments. Some of those moments can be good and life-changing while other moments are not so good. What happens when we allow those not-so-good moments to negatively define our identities? In this “best of” episode of God Hears Her, Elisa and Eryn revisit their conversation with speaker and best-selling author Laura Smith as she shares ways in which we can learn to overcome the lies that we’ve believed and focus on God’s life-changing and freeing truth.

About our guest:

Laura Smith is an avid storyteller through her books, blog posts, and public speaking. Her recent book How Sweet the Sound focuses on the beauty and truth that come from Scripture-inspired hymns. Along with being a wife and mom, Laura’s hope is to use her writing and public speaking to help others discover the identity that God has instilled in each of us.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “I think it’s so interesting how, you know, you can grow up thinking one way about your family life, and then you step into this awareness of what it really is.”
  • “He loves us for exactly who we are, because He created us in His image—because He created us!”
  • “In college, I had my Bible. I would read it every day, then I would put it under my pillow and go do whatever the heck I wanted. I believed in God, and I loved him, but I didn’t live like it.”
  • “It was some sort of lie that I started to believe when I was younger, that if I do these things, then ‘this’ will make ‘this’ true.”
  • “I am trying to honor the fact that forgiveness and trust are not the same thing.”
  • “I can forgive [my dad] and be kind to him, but I don’t have to trust him and let him into my safe spaces.”
  • “We tend to think that when we come to know Jesus that everything is just ‘BING’ and resolved and wrapped up in this box with a pretty bow on it. And real life is often: God promises and does meet the desires of our hearts. Sometimes it’s now, sometimes it’s later, sometimes it’s not really in this lifetime.”
  • Three resounding themes: God is almighty. He loves us unconditionally. He will never leave us.
  • “So many of us want to throw out the pain in our lives; the hardness of our lives; the embarrassing, depleting, revealing in our lives; and think, ‘Okay, now God can come in, and now He can do something with me.’”
  • “God planted good in the soil of your pain.”
  • “We have to really focus on who we are listening to for our identity.”
  • Three ways to stay in the truth that God created me as a masterpiece: Read the Bible every day; pray every day “Who do you see me as?”; hang out with core people you can trust and confide in.

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 98: With God in the Unknown (with Brianna DeWitt)
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08/29/22 • 33 min

A lot of us make a plan for our lives or have expectations for the way we think that our life will turn out. How do we react when things don’t go according to our plan? How do we trust God with the unexpected? Join Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy on God Hears Her as they talk to Brianna DeWitt about the ways her life has not gone the way she planned.

About Our Guest:

Brianna DeWitt lives, bakes, and works in Grand Rapids, Michigan. You can find her spending time with her friends or young nieces and nephews, reading a book, or making a new dessert involving peanut butter and chocolate.

Notes and Quotes:

  • It’s difficult to desire something that God made, and said it’s a good thing, and to not have it. —Brianna DeWitt
  • Comparison is hard when other people have the things we want in our lives. —Brianna DeWitt
  • You can let yourself be sad, you just can’t stay in that sadness. —Brianna DeWitt
  • Do you truly believe that the life God has planned for you is better than anything you could try to do on your own? —Brianna DeWitt
  • The Lord can’t drive a ship with an anchor. —Erin Eddy
  • Sometimes it takes a long time to be able to see what God is doing. —Brianna DeWitt
  • It’s hard to come up with answers to the questions that I, and others, have about my own life. —Brianna DeWitt
  • Be open to the ways life is going to look different from the way you thought it would. —Brianna DeWitt

Verses:

  • (The story of Joseph) Genesis 37–50
  • “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” —Genesis 50:20

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 69: Finding Inner Peace (with Kay Wills Wyma)
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11/29/21 • 33 min

How often do you feel stressed? Frustrated? Overwhelmed? Do you feel those ways more often than you feel at peace? This world is filled with events and people that can make us feel far from peaceful. On this episode of God Hears Her, Eryn and Elisa talk to Kay Wills Wyma about feeling the real, full peace that God grants us when we lean into Him.

About Our Guest:

Kay Wills Wyma is a blogger, speaker, video podcaster, and mother of five. Kay writes on cultural and societal issues that impact family and friends. She is an author of four books, including The Peace Project: A 30-Day Experiment Practicing Thankfulness, Kindness, and Mercy where she leads readers through 30-days of finding and feeling peace. She’s also a former White House aide, International Capital Markets banker, and entrepreneur.

Notes and Quotes:

  • “To just slow down for a second and really enjoy the people that walk beside you is such a gift.”
  • “Friendships are giving relationships also.”
  • “I grew up in the South, so there became this strange relationship with Jesus because I had to ‘do and be’ to be okay.”
  • “It’s easier in the hard times than the good times. In the hard times you’ve got nothing.”
  • Soul30: Practice finding moments of peace every day for 30 days.
  • “Why does being thankful feel good? Because it is literally firing parts of your brain that deliver dopamine and endorphins.”
  • “You have neural pathways in your brain that are highly traveled pathways, and they tend to go along the lines of fear, anxiety, worry. What if you can change the routes?”
  • “You can actually change the pathways in your brain so that peace is where you are going instead of anxiety.”
  • “He says: ‘I keep in perfect peace those whose minds are fixed on me.’”

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God Hears Her Podcast - EP. 95: God's Good Plans (with Teresa Swanstrom Anderson)
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08/08/22 • 35 min

How do we follow God’s will for our lives? Some of us have dreams and goals that end up changing over time, or are completely changed by a God who then provides in unknown ways. Finding peace in these moments is hard! Teresa Swanstrom Anderson had a plan for her life when God stepped in and completely altered it! On this episode of God Hears Her, Teresa shares with hosts, Elisa Morgan and Eyn Eddy, how she embraced the unknown and the unexpected good plans of God.

About Our Guest:

An unlikely mom of six children (two biological and four from Ethiopia), Teresa is a community builder, party and beauty lover, author, speaker, and huge “Bible nerd.” Obsessed with helping overwhelmed women learn to slow down with Scripture, Teresa teaches how to say yes to God, lead wherever you are, and create a life you love. She currently has four books published, including three best-selling Bible studies (three more are set to release in the next several years).

Notes and Quotes:

  • Just because you’re passionate about something, doesn’t mean that’s your calling. –Teresa
  • There has to be a time of preparation in our lives. How scary would it be to walk into our calling unprepared? –Teresa
  • Sometimes we have to do the hard work in order to accomplish what God is calling us to. –Teresa
  • Sometimes what God has in mind for us doesn’t make sense [to us]. –Elisa
  • The enemy wants us to think that we missed God and His plan. –Eryn
  • If you make time with God, He will make time for you to do everything else. –Teresa

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How many episodes does God Hears Her Podcast have?

God Hears Her Podcast currently has 186 episodes available.

What topics does God Hears Her Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Christianity, Society & Culture, Women, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts, Female and Bible.

What is the most popular episode on God Hears Her Podcast?

The episode title '108. Spiritual Apathy' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on God Hears Her Podcast?

The average episode length on God Hears Her Podcast is 30 minutes.

How often are episodes of God Hears Her Podcast released?

Episodes of God Hears Her Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of God Hears Her Podcast?

The first episode of God Hears Her Podcast was released on Mar 20, 2020.

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