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Welcome to Lioness Women, a space for faith-fueled women to connect with their purpose and amplify their voices. These Lioness Conversations highlight purpose-driven women who share how their faith in Christ shapes their leadership, courage, and calling.
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The Bible Written on Her Heart: Courage Inside the Persecuted Church | Ed Brown (opens the original)
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What does it mean to be one Body in Christ when part of that Body is suffering—and we don’t even know it? In this powerful conversation, Jen sits down with Ed Brown, Secretary General of Stefanus Alliance International, to step into the lives of Christians around the world whose faith carries a cost most of us can scarcely imagine. Ed takes us inside the underground Church in North Korea, where believers may gather only two or three at a time and women are quietly carrying the Gospel into places
Stop Proving Your Worth: Finding Your Identity in Christ | Melissa Gendreaux (opens the original)
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What if you didn’t have to accomplish one more thing to be worthy? For ambitious, high-achieving women, striving can look a lot like strength. We become capable, dependable, productive women who know how to push through, carry responsibility, and get things done. But underneath all that achievement can live a quieter question: Am I enough? In this episode of Lioness Women: Rooted in Christ , Jen Porter sits down with Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Christian coach, speaker, and podcast host Me
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