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Perfectly Whole Podcast inspires and encourages women of faith. The focus is never on what we lack, but on what we have – which is infinite love and provision in God. The goal of every episode is to reassure and remind women of all kinds that God has made us perfectly whole!
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91. Hope for Christian Lover Girls Navigating Single Life | Season 8 Finale (opens the original)
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What do you do when you love love—but God hasn’t given you the relationship you’ve been praying for? In this episode, we’re introducing It Was Always You: Lessons from a Love Story that Defeated Loneliness and having an honest conversation about singleness, romantic longing, loneliness, and the desire to be chosen. If you’re a Christian “lover girl” who has ever wondered, “When will it be my turn?” , this conversation is for you. Discover how the longing for romantic love can reveal something de
90. A Testimony of Transition, Depression, and Faith | Life After Divorce (opens the original)
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It's been three years since I've been officially divorced and I want to encourage someone who may be in the thick of it. I know what it feels like to be overwhelmed with transition. Or too sad to function. Or just clueless about what life will look like in the future. While I was battling with the emotional fallout that comes with divorce, God was drawing me with His unfailing love. What started as a looming cloud of sadness that never seemed to pass, turned into a joy that met me every morning.
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