Her Faith Inspires Podcast
Bold Faith, Real AnswersDo you want to defend your faith but don't know where to start? Shanda knows what it's like to grow up in church yet feel unprepared to take Jesus into the world.Now, she's here to help you change that.Join Shanda each week as she tackles today's…
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Ep 360: The Beliefs Hiding Beneath "I Just Want to Be Happy" with Dr. David Pendergrass (opens the original)
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"I just want to be happy." "My truth is my truth." "No one can tell me what to do with my body." These statements may sound like personal convictions, but each one reflects deeper beliefs about truth, morality, identity, autonomy, and human value. In this episode, Dr. David Pendergrass and I dig beneath the surface of the cultural issues Christians are navigating every day. We'll explore how hidden assumptions can shape the way we think about marriage, divorce, parenting, abortion, sexuality, an
Ep 359: When Evil Has No Shame: A Good God in a Dark World (opens the original)
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Evil isn't just something we read about in the news. Sometimes, we see it displayed without shame, and we're left wondering how people can be so cruel. But what is evil, where does it come from, and how do we reconcile its existence with a good and sovereign God? In this episode of Her Faith Inspires, we're examining the problem of evil through the lens of Scripture. We'll unpack the argument that God must have created evil, explore the difference between moral evil and the corruption of God's g
Ep 358: What Are You Looking For? Lessons from the Sycamore Tree with Christine Norvell (opens the original)
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What can a sycamore tree teach us about God? In this episode, I'm talking with Christine Norvell about her book on the biblical sycamore tree and the story of Zacchaeus. We'll look beyond the familiar Sunday school story and examine what Scripture actually reveals about Zacchaeus, his encounter with Jesus, and the significance of the tree he climbed. Christine helps us slow down and look more carefully at a passage we may think we already know. What does this story teach us about Jesus? What doe
Ep 357: What Lindsay Clancy and TikTok Moms Reveal About the Mentorship Crisis (opens the original)
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What do Lindsay Clancy, TikTok moms, feminism, and the church's struggle to disciple women have in common? They reveal a growing crisis of mentorship . In this episode, we'll look at what today's culture is revealing about the need for older, godly women to mentor and disciple the next generation. We'll explore the difference between a role model and a mentor, what Titus 2 teaches us about women discipling women, and why mentorship is essential to the health and growth of the church. I'll also s
Ep 356: Spiritual Warfare: Recognizing the Enemy's Deceptive Strategies with Heather Otis-Tayloe (opens the original)
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Spiritual warfare is real—but so is spiritual deception. How do we recognize the enemy's strategies without becoming distracted by fear, speculation, or sensationalism? In this conversation, author Heather Otis-Tayloe joins me to discuss spiritual warfare, the deceptive tactics of the enemy, and why biblical discernment is essential for every Christian. We'll talk about how Satan works to deceive, how Christians can recognize spiritual counterfeits, and why knowing Scripture is one of our greate
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