Her Faith Inspires Podcast

The enneagram is the hottest personality test in our culture today and it has hit the churches. Many Christians claim the enneagram gives insight into spiritual gifts and is a self-examination tool. They even quote scripture to back it up. But is it? Shanda talks about the truth of the enneagram test and its origin. She also talks about why she thinks it's comparable to the horoscope and why Christians should be aiming for the fruits of the Spirit instead of a number on a test. Website: www.shandafulbright.com Instagram and Facebook: @shandafulbright Email: [email protected] Join my Facebook group: Free Resources: YouTube: Shanda Fulbright

Does the Bible tell us how to vote? If you have a biblical worldview, what you believe must guide how you vote. Shanda talks about how to talk to friends about politics, why Christians should influence the political sphere, and how we need to vote on policies, not parties.

Shanda talks to Joe Devane about nutrition, training your brain to break bad food habits, and how to develop a new mindset to ensure overall health for the body and soul. You will also hear about why suffering produces all good things in our lives, and you'll learn to embrace disciplines that have long term rewards. Website: www.shandafulbright.com Instagram and Facebook: @shandafulbright Email: [email protected] Join my Facebook group: Free Resources: YouTube: Shanda Fulbright

Absolute truth is under attack in our culture today. With materialism, the self-love culture, and your truth/my truth insanity, it's easy to wonder if anyone knows the truth anymore. Shanda talks about why we can be sure the word of God is absolute truth and why it's important to stand for truth in our culture today. Find Shanda Fulbright: Website: shandafulbright.com Instagram and Facebook: @shandafulbright Email: [email protected] Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2584147064952378/?ref=group_browse Free Resources: https://shandafulbright.com/lihks YouTube: Shanda Fulbright

Shanda shares a message she preached about the victim mentality. What does it mean to be a victor as a Christian and why is it necessary that we answer the question Jesus poses when it comes to being victorious over our circumstances? Find Shanda Fulbright: Website: shandafulbright.com Instagram and Facebook: @shandafulbright Email: [email protected] Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2584147064952378/?ref=group_browse Free Resources: https://shandafulbright.com/lihks YouTube: Shanda Fulbright

Shanda shares warnings about false teachers in the church and what you need to know so that you are not duped by them. We will talk about why it's not mean or unloving to call out false teachers and why knowing God's word equips you to handle false doctrine. Follow Shanda at: www.shandafulbright.com

Shanda and Chelsey talk about the importance of being in the word and suggestions for what you can do to dive deeper in your walk with God. They also discuss the difference between Bible studies and devotionals, and why you should be wary of some social media influencers.

Shame is a painful emotion we were never supposed to experience. How do we get rid of shame, where did it come from and what if we don't experience shame when we sin? Shanda answers all of these questions on today's episode.

There are two things women want to hear in our culture today: the first is that we need to love ourselves and the second is that we need self-care above all. This is a message that is not founded on biblical truth and is infiltrating women's ministries today. Shanda shares why this is heresy on today's podcast.

Rita is on the show today and she talks about body image issues. We all struggle with body image no matter what we look like. Rita dives into why these issues come from misplaced value on outward appearance and why Americans are more reactive than proactive.

Why are high profiled Christian leaders renouncing God and the church? Shanda shares some foundational truths they wrestle with and the key things you need to know so you don't follow their lead.

No one likes to talk about Satan and hell, but let's get real; they exist! There's no need to fear when we discuss hell because as long as there is breath in your lungs, the good news of the gospel saves us from death, hell and the grave. In today's episode, Shanda discusses why God created hell and the description of it.

Shanda and Elita talk about when God calls us into unknown territory. Elita is the author of her bible study, Courageous and she shares how we can prepare our hearts to follow God into new seasons of life. What do we do when we're afraid to venture into the unknown?

Everyone has a worldview or perspective. Being a Christian doesn't mean you automatically have a Biblical worldview. Today, Shanda talks about why the bible is a reliable source and why it's imperative Christians have a biblical worldview.

Dean and Shanda talk about the importance of fathers in the lives of their children. What repercussions does a fatherless home have on society? Why do children need a father figure in their lives? What does God expect from a father in the lives of his children? We'll talk about all of that today.

Shanda interviews best selling author, Jessica Hottle about the truth of our emotions and how God says to deal with them. One of the biggest take-aways from this episode is how to transform your mind so you can gain control over the deeply rooted issues that stir our emotions.

In order to solve any problem in our society, we must ask ourselves, "How did we get here?" If we don't get to the heart of the issue, resolution only goes skin deep. Racism is an issue of the heart and its origin is found back in the Garden of Eden, and entered the heart of the human race. There is a solution, but it won't be found in the way the world tells you to solve your problems today. Join me on today's episode as we have a hard conversation that will make all of us evaluate our heart.

There's a reason you believe what you believe. No one forms opinions without the influence of something or someone. Shanda shares a message she preached last year about why it's imperative to know God's word for yourself and why it must be your source of truth in every area of life.

Have you ever been called a gossip, competitive or controlling just because you're a woman? Stereotypes are common in our culture and sometimes they're true. How do we break free from what culture says about us and embrace who God says we are? Today, Shanda interviews Simi John, author of I Am Not: Break Free From Stereotypes and Become the Woman God Made You to Be. She tackles 8 common stereotypes among women and how to overcome them.

Shanda interviews her husband Dean on today's show and they talk about how a man can be manly in a woman's world. They also talk about the different expectations men and women have for what a spiritual leader is and why men are viewed as "less than" in our culture today.

Shanda and her husband Dean talk about the common mistakes made by godly parents today. Should parents make their kids go to church? Can you wait until your kid's rebel and then get the church to save them? We'll talk about these mistakes and more on today's episode.

Do you have trouble getting along with your in-laws? Have you gone into marriage with preconceived ideas that your in-law relationship will be strained? Toay, Shanda talks about how to make the in-law relationship work and she introduces her audience to her MIL, Debi.

Today, Shanda and Albert talk about God's design for marriage and how men and women compliment each other within their roles. We'll talk about gender roles, common mistakes made within marriage, and the God-given responsibility men and women have in the family unit.

Sex is one of the most talked-about subjects in the world but not talked about enough in the church. God designed sex and gave us instructions on how to keep sex healthy and fruitful within the marriage. Today, we talk about why our culture distorts sex, why the church casts a negative light on sex and how you can keep the home fires burning in your marriage.

It's difficult to rise up and fulfill the purpose God has called you to when those in your life are threatened by your success. Csilla explains why driven people set the pace for everyone else, and why you gain more even if you lose some while doing what God has called you to do.

Friends are a blessing from the Lord, but they take effort and intentionality. In this episode, Shanda defines the different levels of friendship and why we must create boundaries in our relationships, including our friends. We'll also tackle why some friendships don't last and how to hold onto the ones that do.

Life-giving words cost us nothing but words that hurt cost more than we want to pay. For some reason, we are drawn to negativity more than the words that edify. Today we evaluate the source of our words and why it's necessary to ask God to transform our hearts before He can transform our speech.

In this episode, Shanda interviews Lisa Taylor about how to resolve inevitable conflict in relationships. Is talking about disagreements necessary? And what if the other person doesn't want to resolve the conflict or ignores the real issue? We'll get to the bottom of these questions and provide tips for how to salvage your relationships.

We're living in a time where the world is not at peace. What's going on right now has literally turned us upside down in a matter of days. In today's episode, Shanda talks about healthy versus unhealthy fear, and the difference between the two. She also discusses how to find peace in the midst of uncertainty and why without God we'll never find it.

In our culture today we hear that "love is love", "love for all" or we express love over an object by saying, "Wow! I love this latte!" We're so used to hearing this word used and abused we forget what love really is. God doesn't ask us to love our neighbor; He demands it. So, how do we know if someone loves us and how do we know if we're showing love to others? We're going to dive deep into the meaning of love in this podcast episode and shed some light on what it means to love by God's definition.

In this episode, Shanda shares her message from the I Am Known women's conference in February called The Healing Process. There are many times we want a quick fix when it comes to our problems. We want God to deliver us from the pain. But that's not always how God works. There are many times He takes us through the process that not only heals us but changes us in mind, body, and soul.

On this episode, you'll meet Shanda and learn how to pronounce her name. She'll you the secret to her happy marriage, her family, and the day she got serious about Jesus.

Do you feel like you're swayed by your emotions and moved by circumstance? Emotions are powerful, but they can also be deceptive. How do we make wise judgments in the midst of emotion? Shanda takes you through the basic human emotions and what God's word says about how to DEAL with them.

Living with anxiety while praying to overcome with Guest Meghan Ramiro.

There is a weapon in the church that is the most neglected resource the church has today. If we picked up this weapon and used it daily, we would thrive in our walk with God, our marriages, our relationships and overcome in so many areas in life. If you want to know how to thrive in your walk with God and overcome the obstacles you face today, this episode is for you!

We say we can give our stress to God, but do we? Why do most women walk around filled with anxiety and high strung? Today, Shanda shares practice tips for how to eliminate stress in our lives, and verses from the Bible that tell us how to give stress to God.

If I had a dollar for every time someone said, "Don't judge others" I would be rich. Does the Bible tell us not to judge others? What did Jesus mean when He said, "Judge not"? Today, we will dive into what Jesus really meant and why this verse is taken out of context amongst believers and non-believers today.

Do the opinions of others cause you to second guess the life you're living? If you feel like you're easily swayed when those close to you tell you how you should live your life, this episode is for you. Shanda talks about whose opinion matters and what to do when those in your life try and tell you how to live.

Shanda's sister, Jamie, is on the show today. Her calling in life has nothing to do with full-time ministry. She is a mom to four boys and shares the ups and downs, trials and triumphs of motherhood. Jamie shares that even though God puts dreams in your heart, it doesn't always work out like we think it should.

Welcome back, my friend. You are listening to episode 4 and today we are talking about God's unchanging word in an ever changing culture. How do we stay true to His word and How do we stand up to a culture that finds His word irrelevant and out of date?

Welcome back. You are listening to episode 3 and today we are talking about a trend going around social media AND women's ministries that I really want to talk about and dive into today.

We are bombarded by influencers and people who want to share their experience, knowledge and expertise. But do we really need to be identified by social media in order to be classified as an influencer? I hope not! Influence is so much more than standing on a stage or speaking from a platform. Influence is how we live and treat others. Our lives are the stage. If you are looking to make an impact and change the world, start where you are. There are many women in the bible who became influencers without a stage and without a social media account. They didn't sign up to get noticed or be heard. God chose them. He changed their lives and He made them an influencer. Are you looking for a stage to stand on? Or are you allowing your life to be the stage?

There's a question I've always dreaded. Maybe you dread it too? I like to talk about what I do, not why I do it. Like, "Hey, I'm a teacher and I teach a bunch of 5th graders." That sounds so much cooler than, "I really love kids and I want to help them learn." But if you want to find your purpose you gotta answer the dreaded question. Are you ready for it? Can you handle it? Because you have to answer why if you want to find your purpose.