Hey friend, have you ever felt unseen, unworthy, or just plain exhausted by trying to do it all? Then this conversation is for you. In this episode of Brave Woman, Mighty God, I sit down with Amy Seiffert to explore the power of embracing our identity as daughters of God.  

Amy and I dive into the lives of incredible women in the Bible—women like Huldah, a hidden gem in the Old Testament, and the bleeding woman, whose desperation and faith led her straight to the healing power of Jesus. We talk about the bravery it takes to claim our worth, the restoration found in Christ, and how community plays a vital role in our healing. Plus, we unpack what it means to bring kindness and compassion into our parenting and how saying NO is actually an act of bravery.  

Here’s what you’ll take away from this episode:

- Huldah is an often-overlooked but powerful voice in the Old Testament.  

- The bleeding woman’s faith shows us how Jesus restores our identity.  

- We are invited to fully embrace our identity as daughters of God.  

- Receiving God's love is just as important as giving it.  

- Healing happens in community—when we share our brokenness, we find restoration.  

- God’s heart for women is one of empowerment, restoration, and love.  

Amy’s insight and wisdom will encourage you to stand confidently in who you are, knowing that Jesus calls you daughter—loved, seen, and cherished. If you’ve been struggling with your worth or feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands, this episode will remind you that you don’t have to do it all. You just have to know Whose you are.  

Amy Seiffert is an author, speaker, and Bible teacher with a passion for encouraging women to embrace their identity in Christ. She’s the author of Grace Looks Amazing on You and Starved, and she regularly speaks on faith, motherhood, and living fully in God’s grace.  

Links: Laura L. Smith: Website Instagram   Brave Woman, Mighty God book

Amy Seiffert: Website,  Your Name is Daughter book, Instagram