Sometimes, it’s hard to believe that God actually loves us.

We say it. We sing it. We know the verses.
But deep down? Many of us still wrestle to believe it’s true—for us.

This week on My Southern Godmother, Jena and Debbie talk honestly about what it means to be loved by God—and why it’s so hard to grasp sometimes.

In this episode:

• Mother’s Day reflections (and why it’s a complicated day for many women)
• The cracks in our hearts where God’s love wants to go
• Why “Even if…” faith matters more than “What if…” fear
• How to build a home where love is felt, seen, and safe

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We believe a crazy thing.

We believe that a man died on a cross to save us from our sins and then three days later he rose from the dead to conquer death.

It's a crazy thing.

But if we really believe that.... If we really believe that God did this because He loves us - it changes everything.

This week Debbie and Jena talk about:

- Funny things they believed forever that weren't true (involves pickles and Italian names and French babies!)
- Faith isn't based on what we feel
- Scriptures to help you with your unbelief

QUESTION: Where do you need to reevaluate what you believe?

P.S. We had some audio issues this week, so bear with us!

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• Share with a friend
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Are you in the middle of a hard time? Maybe it's financial uncertainty. A health crisis. Job loss. A friendship that feels beyond repair.

Most times, we can't predict when the storms will arise, but we can prepare for how we will respond to them. In this episode, Jena shares about the "hurricane" of an eating disorder that rocked her 20s and Debbie talks about a storm that turned her and Steve's life upside down over the past couple of years.

Join in if you need encouragement during the hard times.

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• Leave us a review and make sure you subscribe!
• Share with a friend
• Share with the Women's Director at your church
• Shoot us an email at mysoutherngodmother@gmail.com - we'd love to hear your God stories!