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She Lives Purposefully

She Lives Purposefully

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As Christian women, sometimes we can feel lonely in our walk with Christ. Do you feel that way? Spoiler alert: it’s not true and this is the podcast to prove it. I’m Megan Edmonds, your new Christian friend who cheers you on in your walk with Christ because I believe God has given you this one life to know Him, love Him, and live for Him purposefully. Each week, we will chat about all different areas of life from a Jesus loving perspective - relationships, faith doubts, emotions, parenthood, health and hormones, anxiety, and more! I share my own experiences and practical ways to grow in our relationship with God. Join me every Thursday as we take this walk with Christ together!Megan Edmonds Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • Acting on God's Voice Matters: Don't Miss Out

    Acting on God's Voice Matters: Don't Miss Out
    May 21 2026
    Have you ever felt God pressing something on your heart and wondered, is that really Him? Do I need to step into what He’s speaking to me about? In this honest, conviction-filled episode, we're talking about the still small voice of God — what He's been whispering to me lately and why acting on those promptings matters more than we realize. Friend, this one is personal. Lately God has been pressing some things on my heart, and instead of brushing past them, I want to share what He's been showing me — and why I think listening to Him is so important in our lives. In this episode, I'm getting real about three areas He's been stirring in me: How much I'm actually seeking Him (not just squeezing Him in) Whether I'm truly pointing my kids to Jesus — and exemplifying Him in our home Living less out of lack and more out of joyful intention In this episode: What God has been pressing on my heart lately (and the messy honesty of discerning His voice) 2 reasons acting on God's promptings matters The ask, listen, obey rhythm Being a doer of the Word, not just a hearer A personal confession about where I want to grow Episode Outline: 03:30 What God’s been speaking to me about in my own life 07:10 Two reasons that it is so important to listen to God’s voice 11:30 Exhortation: Don’t miss out on what God has for you 12:30 When you’re not sure “Is this from God?” LINKS: Daily Grace Co SALE: https://thedailygraceco.com?dt_id=293954 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    16 min
  • Baby #2's Birth Story & Recent Convictions: Pointing Our Kids to Jesus, More Devo Time, Christian Music, and Being Better Friends

    Baby #2's Birth Story & Recent Convictions: Pointing Our Kids to Jesus, More Devo Time, Christian Music, and Being Better Friends
    May 14 2026
    She’s here! In this episode of She Lives Purposefully, I'm sitting down with my husband to recap baby #2's birth story, share how postpartum has been so different this time around, and open up about what God has been pressing on my heart in this season. We talk a lot about our experience going from one kid to two and how we got here. Then we'll get into the convictions God has been putting on our hearts lately: from less secular music (and more Christian music we’ve filling my home with), to becoming a mama who points my kids to Jesus (which has to start with me), to being a better friend, and learning to actually listen when God presses something on my heart. Friend, grab your iced latte (mine is currently decaf) and let's catch up. In this episode we talk about: Baby #2's birth recap Going from 0–1 vs. 1–2 kids How postpartum has felt this time around Why we’re filling my home with more Christian music Pointing my kids to Jesus — and how it starts with me Being a better friend Learning to listen to what God is pressing on your heart Episode Outline 00:00 We’re BACK! 02:15 Birth Story 14:40 PostPartum 15:30 Our toddler meets our baby for the first time and the 1 to 2 adjustment 29:00 Giving up secular music (for now), implementing a better devotional time and routine, being more intentional friends, and pointing our kids to Jesus Links: Get 10% off Daily Grace Co with code MEGANHOLMES10 Get 10% off Hosanna Revival with code SHELIVESPURPOSEFULLY My Christian Music Playlist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    43 min
  • How Do I Know If I’m a Good Christian? + Christian Books for Spiritual Growth | Christian Q&A with Donny

    How Do I Know If I’m a Good Christian? + Christian Books for Spiritual Growth | Christian Q&A with Donny
    May 7 2026
    Have you ever wondered: “Am I actually being a good Christian?” In this Mini Encouragement episode (under 15 minutes), Donny and I answer a listener question about how to know if you're living as a faithful Christian and how to grow deeper in your relationship with Christ. First, it’s important to remember something foundational: We are not Christians because we are good enough. We are Christians because we trust in Jesus as our Savior and Lord. The Christian life isn’t about perfection—it’s about seeking God, loving Him, repenting when we fall, and continuing to walk in His ways. In this episode we talk about: What it really means to walk faithfully with Christ Why the Christian life is often described as running a race The importance of repentance, obedience, and love for God Why following Jesus should never become just a spiritual checklist Encouragement if you feel like you're struggling in your faith We also share a few Christian books that can help strengthen your faith and deepen your understanding of God’s character. Some of the books mentioned in this episode include: 📖 Mere Christianity - C.S. Lewis: https://amzn.to/3P5H1Xe 📖 Gentle and Lowly – Dane Ortlund: https://amzn.to/4sHkFJQ 📖 Crazy Love – Francis Chan: https://amzn.to/4siaZWv 📖 Desiring God – John Piper: https://amzn.to/46Yj8a9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    15 min
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