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A Christian Women's Show that provides an online space where you are SEEN, HEARD and LOVED!
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Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Shelley Calcagno, author of The Longest Goodbye, along with Sinead Litchmore and Joanna LaFleur, to talk about the heartbreaking journey of caring for aging parents with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Through deeply personal stories, they explore anticipatory grief, the emotional toll of caregiving, and the tension of holding both sorrow and hope in faith. This powerful conversation offers encouragement, practical wisdom, and a reminder that even in the longest goodbyes, God’s love remains present.
On this episode of See Hear Love, host Anne Miranda sits down with educator and author Lindsay Sealey to unpack the rising pressure facing teen girls today. From perfectionism and people-pleasing to anxiety, burnout, and hidden exhaustion, they explore how “Supergirl Syndrome” is shaping both daughters and adult women. This powerful conversation offers practical scripts, real warning signs, and faith-filled encouragement to help girls—and the women who love them—rediscover their worth beyond performance.
On this episode of See Hear Love, host Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Misha Watson, host of My Single Story, alongside Joanna LaFleur and Sinait Litchmore, to unpack the truth about Christian singleness. From heartbreak and loneliness to deep intimacy with God, they challenge the idea that singleness is a problem to be fixed and explore the grief, courage, and unexpected beauty of this season. If you have ever felt pitied, overlooked, or pressured by church culture, this conversation will reframe everything.
On this episode of See Hear Love, host Anne Miranda sits down with pastor and author Natalie Runion to unpack church hurt, female friendships, and the lies women have carried since the playground. Natalie shares her brutal yet beautiful ministry journey, how she almost walked away from the church, and why healing still happens inside biblical community. This powerful conversation is an invitation for women to reject comparison, embrace sisterhood, and become a resilient, multi-generational church rooted in Christ.
In this final episode of Unknown Women of the Bible Part Two, Melinda Estabrooks, Anne Miranda, Helen Burns, Sharon Witton, and Kaarina Hsiesh unpack the powerful story of Chloe, the woman mentioned once in 1 Corinthians who helped spark one of Paul’s most important letters. Through her quiet courage and commitment to unity, Chloe models what it means to confront conflict with integrity and become a catalyst for healing in the church. This conversation explores influence without title, courageous truth-telling, and how one obedient life can impact generations.
In this episode of the Unknown Women of the Bible series, Karina unpacks the powerful story of Queen Abijah, a woman mentioned in only two verses whose quiet faith shaped the destiny of a nation. Joined by Miranda and Helen, the conversation explores how her steadfast devotion in a dark palace influenced her son Hezekiah to lead Israel back to God. This honest and hope-filled discussion reminds every woman that even unseen faithfulness can spark generational transformation.
Anne Miranda and Melinda Estabrooks sit down for a deeply honest conversation about friendship—how to build it, protect it, and heal from heartbreak when it breaks. From loneliness and jealousy to prayer, boundaries, and biblical friendship, this episode explores what it truly means to be intentional friends who walk with Jesus and with one another.
In this second episode of the Unknown Women of the Bible Part 2 Series, Sharon Witton teaches on Huldah, the prophetess who was sought out during King Josiah’s reforms and spoke with fearless clarity. Anne Miranda, Helen Burns, and Kaarina Hsiesh reflect on courage, humility, and using your own voice, ending with a powerful prayer for discernment and bold obedience.
In this powerful discussion with host Melinda Estabrooks, Pastors Helen Burns, Sharon Witton, Kaarina Hsiesh, and Anne Miranda unpack the remarkable story of Anna in Luke 2 and why her devotion, fasting, and faithfulness mattered more than visibility. Together, they reflect on not missing God’s moments, how prayer awakens spiritual recognition, and why age or status never disqualifies someone from God’s purposes. Anna’s quiet life becomes a witness of redemption—and her story is still speaking today.
Pastors Helen Burns, Sharon Witton, Anne Miranda, and Kaarina Hsiesh share raw, honest stories about anxiety, depression, burnout, and faith in the middle of mental health struggles. From post-COVID trauma to physical breakdowns and the healing power of community, this conversation offers hope, wisdom, and practical encouragement for anyone feeling overwhelmed. You are not alone, and you are deeply loved.
What do you do when you pray for healing and it doesn’t come the way you hoped?In this powerful conversation, Pastor @robindjokoto joins @@its.annemiranda to wrestle honestly with healing, chronic illness, and faith when prayers seem unanswered. From miraculous surgery to years of migraines and waiting, they explore suffering, God’s sovereignty, and how Scripture offers hope when healing doesn’t come as expected.
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What would you say to your 25-year-old self if you had the chance? In this honest and faith-filled conversation, Melinda Estabrooks and guests Cheryl Nembhard, Kimberly Mitchell, Joanna La Fleur, and Joe share hard-earned wisdom about character, relationships, career, and following Jesus—covering everything from burnout and marriage to identity, community, and grace. This episode is both a reflection for women looking back and a gift of encouragement for the next generation looking ahead.
Perfectionism may look like excellence, but it often leads to anxiety, burnout, and spiritual paralysis. In this powerful conversation, Melinda Estabrooks is joined by Nicole Langman, Senait Litchmore, Brooke Nicholls, and Tryphena Perumalla-Gagnon to unpack where perfectionism starts, how it damages faith and relationships, and how God invites us to live free—imperfectly and courageously.
What does it really mean to age well in a culture obsessed with youth? Melinda Estabrooks and the See Hear Love panel unpack the fears, freedom, faith, and faithfulness that come with aging, while confronting ageism in the church and society. With biblical insight from 2 Corinthians 4:16, this conversation reframes getting older as renewal, wisdom, and purpose in Christ.
As See Her Love welcomes a new year, host Cheryl and friends revisit powerful “word of the year” moments that shaped them through uncertainty, loss, growth, and unexpected change. From fearless and present to healing, trust, and statio, these reflections invite you to pause, listen, and discern who you are becoming—and what word might guide your year ahead.
As the Advent journey concludes, Anne Miranda is joined by Ann Voskamp, Shaila Nemhar, Bishop Jenny Anderson, and Nicole Langman to explore the radical, unearned love of Jesus Emmanuel—God with us. Through Scripture, story, and honest reflection, this conversation reveals a covenantal love that stays in the mess, removes shame, and invites us to stop performing and finally rest in being fully known and deeply loved.
Anne Miranda sits down with Dr. Sarah Han for a heartfelt conversation on experiencing the love of God through Scripture, cultivating a kingdom identity, and learning to live as light in a weary world. Sarah shares her missionary childhood, her personal encounter with God’s love in young adulthood, and practical ways to read Scripture as a living story of God’s pursuit. Together they explore how believers can slow down, create margin, and carry Christ’s love into everyday moments.
In this Advent conversation, Melinda Ester Brooks and guests Nicole Layman, Bishop Jenny Anderson, Cheryl, and Anne explore the profound meaning of joy through the story of the shepherds. Discover why joy is not a feeling or circumstance, but a soul-deep knowing rooted in being seen, chosen, and rescued by God—even in darkness, grief, and waiting.
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